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Our president made some bad decisions as he wrote about in his book, cocaine and such. He turned it around, graduated Harvard and is our commander in chief. Let's don't throw these young men under the bus, they can turn it around.

[quote name="westend1" post="931322" timestamp="1292110432"] Doesn't matter.  Play where the kid will have the most fun. [/quote] agree, learn more in the backyard with no coaches or parents within shouting distances.

Wow, missed this. Silsbee must be the real thing, no small feat to hang with No 1 4A team. How far did Silsbee go last year?

Jay and Jamaal , > $80,000,000 You don't get this kind of money unless your good.

Dec 11, 1928 In an effort to speed up the game and add more offense, National League president John Heydler proposes the concept of a designated batter for the pitcher. The American League opposes the idea and the NL withdraws the proposal before Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis is asked to break the deadlock Dec 12, 1930 Among the many changes to the rule book, the rules committee decides a ball which bounces bounces into stands will no longer be a home run, but will become a ground rule double.

[quote name="Scooter!" post="930730" timestamp="1292041255"] I need meds now.  ;D [/quote] reminds me of the delivery room of my 1st child.

[quote name="Scooter!" post="930714" timestamp="1292041007"] :02 secs left inside the 5!!!!!! OMG! [/quote] scooter, you win poster of the week

Wow

Dec. 10, 1919 The National League, spearheaded by the leadership of Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss, approves the banning of the spitball, allowing just the current spitballers presently throwing the pitch to use it under a [b]"grandfather"[/b] clause. A year later the American League will adopt the same rule.

[quote name="AJ25" post="930540" timestamp="1292037408"] Not bad at all admin. lol those look like the family seats! Baseball should be gettin' cranked up in Ned here pretty quick! [/quote] AJ25, won't be long. You always have a spot.

score?

How did Bridge City plays these guys so close for a half?

Where are they playing?

My actual seat when I went to Fenway. Tickets were at will call. [IMG][Hidden Content]]

I think Dionte is a diamond in the ruff, Lamar might have stole this one.

La Marque, thought they were suppose be down this year, what a consistent powerhouse.

Just got on, Grad thanks for updates. Has CS been in control most of game?

[size=12pt]Source: Reds, Jay Bruce agree to deal[/size] The Cincinnati Reds have reached agreement on a six-year, guaranteed $51 million contract with outfielder Jay Bruce, a baseball source told ESPN.com. [Hidden Content]

I agree with the coach. Haven't been to a basketball game in awhile, what is the standard among other local high schools ?

Dec 9, 1941 Although having a 3-C draft deferment due to being the sole support of his family, [b]Bob Feller[/b], last year's American League leading pitcher with 27 victories for the Indians, becomes the first major leaguer to enlist after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The 23-year old navy recruit has already won 107 major league games.

Dec. 8, 1966 The Yankees trade two-time MVP Roger Maris to the Cardinals for third baseman Charley Smith. The former Bronx Bomber outfielder will play a key role in the Redbirds' World Championship next season and will help the club win another pennant the following year, while New York's newest infielder will hit only .224 during his two-year tenure in New York

Dec 7, 1939 Lou Gehrig, who played in his last major league game on June 30 this season, is elected to the Hall of Fame. The five-year waiting rule is waived because of the Yankees first baseman's diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).

[quote name="adminbaberuth" post="928520" timestamp="1291782402"] According to bracket Nederland might play Westbrook or Silsbee. Who's better WB or Silsbee ? [/quote] Anyone seen WB & Silsbee ?

According to bracket Nederland might play Westbrook or Silsbee. Who's better WB or Silsbee ?

Way to go Bubba. Baseball welcomes Bubba to the next level.