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Meet the Daniels Family Vintage Base Ball Dynasty. A great group of people!
Would love it if the WHOLE family could make it to Arizona this coming spring!!!
But Jim and I can’t run very fast!!
The Chicago Salmon are honored to have been invited to the 2019 Doc Adams Base Ball Festival August 3 and 4.
Doc Adams Old Time Base Ball Festival
The following teams are cordially invited to the 2019 Doc Adams Festival. August 3-4The Ohio Village Muffins
The Allegheny Ironsides
Roxbury Nine
Diamond State Vintage Base Ball Club
Vintage Base Ball of Central Florida
Capital City Vintage Base Ball Club
Chicago Salmon Vintage Base Ball Club
First 14 clubs to respond to this free two day festival at the birthplace of vintage Base ball in New York will play. Each week or so I will invite 6 more teams.
The Chicago Salmon will play ball at the Historic Methodist Campground of Des Plaines, Saturday, August 18, at 1:00 PM. We will be playing our friends, the Springfield Long Nine. We play on Grove 3.
The match will be played amongst the oak trees at the Des Plaines Methodist Campground. (historicmethodistcampground.org) or (Historic Methodist CampGround of Des Plaines on Facebook)
The address is: Des Plaines Methodist Camp Ground, 1250 Campground Rd., Des Plaines, 60016 or the address given for their swimming pool entrance on Algonquin Road: Swimming Pool 1900 E Algonquin Rd Des Plaines, IL 60016. That entrance is on Algonquin Road. East of River Road (Route 45).
Rumor has it that the entire Daniels family will be there J
It was great to get a win against the Sunset Hill Colonels by a score of 22 to 18, July 28, according to Nickels.
For the Love of the Game!
Historic Methodist CampGround of Des Plaines | Where God and Nature Embrace All
historicmethodistcampground.org
The Chicago Salmon had a great time at Cowtown this Summer. Hopefully the city government of Wichita will not cut the funding for it’s operation in 2019. It is a crown jewel of the city of Wichita!
Cowtown through the Lens of RedRock Photography
#KeepCowtown
We need to make a showing. The museum needs the voices of its volunteers and public, now more than ever.
We are a Wichita City Museum and we need their support.
The 2019 Wichita Annual Operating Budget for 2018-2027 Capital Improvement will make a direct impact on Old Cowtown Museum. While we understand that, a budget is required to operate a city and I am in no way bad-mouthing our City Council. I ask that no one else does either, as they have a difficult job creating a budget and making choices which are correct to assist all aspects of our city. The choices which are being made regarding the Museum, may very well, drastically affect and change Cowtown as you know it.
How? It will become a non-profit museum. Its staff will be reduced –DRASTICALLY! It will most likely lose its accreditation and consequently, will be out of the running for museum grants.
The city is looking to return to a model that was in place in 2006, before they took over operation of the museum. At that time, if you recall, Cowtown was struggling mightily.
The museum needs the voices of its volunteers and public, now more than ever.
August 14th, Tuesday, 9 am … 1st floor Wichita City Building… show up to state (politely) why Old Cowtown Museum is important.
Or, take a moment to (politely) write your District Rep.
www.wichita.gov/Council/Pages/default.aspx
A well written “good bye” to Joe Fish Lorusso the former manager of the Somonauk Blue Stockings.
INSIDE THE GAME: Stockings blue over losing a friend
mywebtimes.com
If there wasn't already a movie called "For The Love Of The Game," that would be the perfect title for Joe "The Fish" Lorusso's autobiography film.