VBBA 2021 Conference
April 16-18
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About the Game
We play by the rules and customs of base ball as it was played in the 1860s.
Hamtramck Stadium
Hamtramck Stadium was built in 1930 for the Detroit Stars of the Negro National League, and today it’s one just a handful of remaining Negro League-era ballparks left in existence. Facebook Page
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Ellie Boss Lady Carlson’s oldest daughter needs your help. Ellie is the “owner” of the Chicago Salmon.
Hit By Car: Lauren O'Rourke's Accident Recovery, organized by Sally Strecker
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At approx 3.22pm on Dec 2 Lauren was crossing the street near her apt.… Sally Strecker needs your support for Hit By Car: Lauren O'Rourke's Accident RecoveryConsider supporting the Mountain Athletic Club this holiday season with a purchase from their new online souvenir shop:
I really appreciate it!
Collin "Stumpy" Miller
Mountain Athletic Club - Continuing a Base Ball Tradition in Fleischmanns Since 1895
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Mountain Athletic Club Vintage Base Ball
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Originally founded in 1895 by yeast-making brothers Julius and Max Fleischmann, the M.A.C. continues nineteenth-century rules base ball on the same hallowed “athletic grounds” at Fleischmanns Park where base ball legends once played.VBBA Town Hall Facebook Group
This VBBA Town Hall group is designed to allow different vintage base ball (VBB) teams and players to learn about upcoming events throughout the nation. The intent is to enable folks from the different parts of this country to have discussions about how their seasons have been going and to facilitate interclub relationships.
