Bill Rogers, President
of the Browns Fan Club and Jim Jay from the Kansas City Baseball Historical
Society were also in attendance. Congratulations to all.
Springfield Metro
Baseball Director, Rob Ginocchio, said, "The important thing is we are
trying to make it fun. This year we are trying to teach them history at the
same time, by using the old time uniforms and using wooden bats only and some
different things."The teams wore retro uniforms representing the Browns, Cardinals and other teams. Rogers said, "I must have had 40 boys in various uniforms shake my hand thanking me and the Browns for being there on their opening day. I never felt as proud. It was a great event and being a part of it.
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