This past week, I was in Dallas, Texas for work (ArcBest) and found some time on Wednesday morning to check out some local baseball spots. After a quick Google Maps search of baseball fields near my hotel, I found Reverchon … Continue reading A Wednesday Morning Visit To Reverchon Baseball Park
This week I am traveling one state west to North Carolina for work (ArcBest) and settled in around the Winston Salem area. After work on Monday, I had some personal time before sunset to explore some of the great baseball … Continue reading A Few High Points Of Baseball Interest Touring High Point, North Carolina
Starting with an article I published last month from Murray State University’s Steve Adkins, I will be sharing other baseball writer’s baseball news from around the (their) baseball world in 2026 and beyond. To date, I have mostly written, photographed, … Continue reading Sharing Baseball News: Sharing Other Baseball Writer’s Baseball News From Around The Baseball World
2025 was another amazing year of baseball experiences. From Texas to Chicago, Worcester to Norfolk, and so many other cool places in between I stopped in at baseball spots to experience their place in baseball history. The most captured statue … Continue reading The Great Baseball Signs, Statues, Plaques, And Memorials I Experienced in 2025
Sunday afternoon, I had the entire day wide open to explore and visit some baseball experiences in nearby Austin, Texas. I took the roughly 80 mile trek northeast from San Antonio, where I was staying in advance of a business … Continue reading A Sunday Set Of Memorable Austin Baseball Experiences
On my recent trip to Texas for business (ArcBest), I started and finished a fantastic baseball and history book called “The Cloudbuster Nine,” by author Anne R. Keene. Truth be told, I saw Ted Williams in the cover’s photo and … Continue reading Baseball History Book Review – The Cloudbuster Nine, by Anne R. Keene
From time to time and park to park, I see folks wearing baseball hats that many wouldn’t think twice about reacting to. I may see an old school Red Sox hat or one signifying one of their organization’s affiliates. I … Continue reading Baseball Documentary Sheds Some Light On The Question “Who Killed The Montreal Expos”
On my recent trip out to the Chicago/NW Indiana area for business (ArcBest), I had some personal time Wednesday to check out some local baseball experiences. One spot that really caught my eye was in nearby Hammond, Indiana (I was … Continue reading A Wednesday Morning Visit To Purdue University Northwest, Laborers’ Local 41 Baseball Field
Over the past month or so, I have thoroughly enjoyed meeting, chatting, and emailing folks from the Vintage Base Ball community. I have spoken with players, vendors, umpires, fans, and fellow vintage base ball writers and just love the positive … Continue reading A Vintage Base Ball Bat Conversation with Smokeshow Woodworking
Over the past few weeks or so, I have been in researching the world of Vintage Base Ball through social media and websites nationwide. Common theme – everyone looks like they are having a blast being in the Vintage Base … Continue reading Another Piece To The Vintage Base Ball Experience – The Uniforms
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