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To me, townball is totally different. In Minnesota and Wisconsin, townball, to me, means a group of guys getting together to play the regular game of baseball at their town's baseball diamond. The townball teams I watched in Wisconsin used wooden bats, but beyond that the game was played like...

Not really. If in garbage time the margin drops below 35 in the second half, the running clock is gone. And then you get to watch scrubs stop the clock on incomplete passes. Or the sixth circle of heck.

I'm hopeful our club gets a chance to come down and do that next summer. That would be so much fun. I played for the first time this past summer on our local club and had a good time. I did it partly to help my son have fun and not be so serious with his youth baseball and in part because of...

In Michigan, the running clock doesn't take effect until after halftime and a 35-point difference. Ten more points would be too quick (cause I'm a bully). Maybe 14 or 20 more for a 55-point difference after halftime for a mercy ending. That running clock is a godsend and root for it every week...

At my previous shop, we ran whatever the city league submitted and invited others to join in. They didn't. It was level, score, who pitched and offensive stats in a non-text/infobox type font to make it small enough to fit. That was weekly and it went inside the section. We also had a photo...

I felt bad for the other guy here at our shop. He had to root through all the reply-alls to find some stuff for our prep roundups. Reading all of them was entertaining and interesting how each responded, both polite and not-so-polite.

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got mine about a week and a half ago. and I've gone through the lot of them. And I was very jealous of the glossies. Magazine-quality really was sharp. Also liked the variety of large and small papers (even small like us in little ol Chippewa Falls, Wis.). Very cool.

Wow, that's a great list. Looking forward to seeing everyone else's. Thanks, Toby, for coordinating all of this.

We're looking for a sports writer. It's an entry-level position. Here's the text of what's posted on Lee Enterprises corporate website, www.lee.net. I don't know what the pay rate is or would be. Be sure to go through the website above or within the ad. Any questions on specific work that would...