In the early 1990s, Toppsy Curvey was making headlines in the sports section of the newspapers because she was chasing baseball players around the diamond trying to score a kiss. Of Greek-American ancestry, billed at 97ZZZ-24-32 and at other times 95FFF, Toppsy dubbed herself The Kissing Babe, and patterned her baseball hobby after Morganna, The Kissing Bandit. Did Toppsy compare herself to the famous Kissing Bandit! I wouldnt say Kissing Bandit, said Toppsy. The kiss of luck. I think any pitcher who gets kissed by me should consider himself lucky. The kiss of death, New York Post sports columnist Steve Serby once called it. I try to do it usually right after the National Anthem, so I dont disrupt the game, Toppsy said. Baseball manager Stump Merrill, who knew Morganna, had his say on the hobby of strippers running onto the playing field thing. He didnt think it was funny. Shes somebodys daughter. If it was mine, Id kick her rear end. That doesnt mean shes not a good kid.

This magazine pictorial of Toppsy in and out of an antique bathtub accompanied Toppsy Curveys bed and bath video. When it comes to naming the classic stars of SCORE magazine in its first decade, Toppsys name must be on that list. During the 1990s, at the height of the TV talk shows such as Jenny Jones, Sally Jessy Raphael and Jerry Springer, Toppsy and other mega-busty dancer models were frequent guests. Sometimes the girls would get feisty because some of the hosts and the audience would bring negativity to the program and criticize their breast size and their careers as strippers. Women in the audience were rougher on the girls than the men. Toppsy had female fans and she probably inspired some women to become dancers, if not super-size their tits. A lot of women will come and say, I saw you on the show and I just wanted to ask you a few questions. Theyre nice and they bring their husbands. Some have big boobs, some want them and others are just curious about what its like to be a dancer or a model..