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Photo Tour of the Minors Pt. 1 – Jersey Boys
1. Newark, N.J. Bears and Eagles Waterfront Stadium, former home of the Newark Bears (Requiem for the Newark Bears) 2. Trenton, N.J. Arm & Hammer Park, home of the Trenton Thunder, AA affiliate of … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Tagged baseball, Little Falls, minor league, New Jersey Jackals, Newark, Newark Bears, sports, stadiums, Trenton, Trenton Thunder
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More Random Thoughts on This World Cup and Tournaments Past
Zlatan Talking Garbage Zlatan Ibrahimovic was quoted this week as referring to the U.S.’s chances in the World Cup as a “big joke.” Now unless you follow European soccer year round you may not know who Zlatan is. He is, in … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Uncategorized
Tagged Colombia, Fabio Capello, soccer, sports, World Cup, Zlatan Ibrahimovic
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Some Random Thoughts on This World Cup and Tournaments Past
Day 2 — The End of the Reign in Spain For the past 6-8 years Spain has been the dominant team in world football. They were European champions in 2008 and 2012 and World Cup champions in 2010. But it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Uncategorized
Tagged Mexico, Rafa Marquez, soccer, Spain, sports, World Cup
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This is Hinchliffe
In 1932 a 10,000-seat Art Deco stadium made of concrete opened on a hill overlooking the Great Falls. Eighty some odd years later a volunteer crew of 500 teenagers from Paterson’s high schools used 500 gallons of white paint donated … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, History, Sports
Tagged baseball, Hinchliffe Stadium, history, Paterson, sports, stadiums
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Requiem for the Newark Bears
The last of the Newark Bears baseball team was up for grabs earlier today. The bus, the lawnmowers, the mascot’s costume, the nacho cheese dispenser, all offered up in a … Continue reading
Vote for the Ugliest Pirate Giveaway T-Shirt
I attend a fair amount of sporting events. Thus from time to time I am handed a t-shirt as I walk through the turnstile. This year I got two especially ugly ones. Both came from teams that use the name … Continue reading
Growing Up in the 50’s: Baseball
For an American boy growing up in the 50’s there was one sport, baseball. For a substantial part of my childhood I played baseball every day. Day after day, I would eat breakfast, pick up my glove and head out … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Growing Up in the 50s, Sports
Tagged 50's, baseball, history, New York, sports
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