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Post by Byrd on Jan 14, 2006 13:51:09 GMT -8
Not sure what english you were trying to speak Chris about using a bat with nails in it but I did understand the last half of that post. National Little League back then was very poor but we did have enough funds to pay the umps back in those days.
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Post by Tony Murphy on Jan 16, 2006 14:44:14 GMT -8
Chris let me guess Brian also walked 5 miles barefooted and it a 110 degrees outside to play ball. Come on Brian we know that there was no way possible you swung a bat with nails in it we thought you were a pitcher. Just joking but I have to agree with Chris as far as the 3 of us there is alot of years difference between us and you I am sure you also used rocks for baseballs and kept the score with a stone tablet.
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Post by Mark on Jan 16, 2006 15:21:13 GMT -8
and wrapped in electrical tape to get maximum life out of em..... LOL!!!! thats what i do with Team Practice Bats, all wood bats of course. i wrap them in Duct Tape from the handle all the way to the start of the barrell, then go over them with electrical tape (duct tape is ugle) so they dont break as easily. then i wrap the handle in bat tape for grip
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Post by Chris on Jan 16, 2006 15:54:06 GMT -8
LOL Tony - Touche - C Byrd I told ya so!!!
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Post by Byrd on Jan 16, 2006 17:06:46 GMT -8
Yes your right I am old and I was a pitcher...thats how I got all the broken bats. Back in the day when all LL bats were wood I would break so many of them then get them out of the trash and take em home and nail them together and wrap em with electrical tape....of course we only used those when we played in the road with tennis balls...LOL...I know Chris you wouldn't understand because you were always at your synchronized swimming lessons!!! ;D
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