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Baseball PARENTS MEETING
Please attend the 2011 pre-season informational meeting
December 2nd 6pm
Informational meeting for PARENTS of new and returning players
Date and Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Thursday, December 2nd
Location: 6- 7 PM Meet Inside the Lakeridge Hitting Barn
7-8 PM Get to know the coaches at the Stafford Retirement Center Meeting Room across the street
The meeting starts inside the Lakeridge Hitting Barn, but continues with the more informal part of the evening across the street at The Stafford meeting room.
Please join Coach Griffin and the other baseball coaches for an opportunity to get to know the staff.
All parents of players are interested in being part of the Lakeridge Baseball Team, please attend this meeting.
Any questions please contact
Colin Griffin, Head Baseball Coach Lakeridge High School
Q: Ever since I was a little kid, I've heard a lazy fly ball referred to as a "can of corn." Where did this odd little phrase originate?
A couple of possible sources of the phrase are cited in the definitive "New Dickson Baseball Dictionary." The most accepted: The phrase, first used in 1896, makes reference to a long-ago practice where a grocer would use a stick to tip a can of vegetables off a high shelf, then catch it in his hands or outstretched apron. Another possible source: Such a pop fly is as easy to capture as "corn from a can."
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JUNIOR VARSITY
JUNIOR VARSITY II
The Meal includes 1/2 Lb. of Oregon fresh Dungeness Crab Meat (no Shells)
Two Side Salads: Freshly made Coleslaw and Potato Salad
Roll and Butter
Special Dessert.
The excavation for the JV field started September 10th The backstop is down thanks to several Dads and Players. The excavation is now done thanks to the generous donation of Construction Materials Exchange and J&J trucking of Vancouver, Washington. The dirt was all taken for free by S&H logging. Knife River Aggregates has made a generous donation to the program by deeply discounting the concrete we needed for the flat work.
Meisel Rock Products has donated the drain rock we need for behind the dugouts and for the field drainage. The seed, donated by Ewing Irrigation, is now down and we are waiting for it to germinate.
Next we need to waterproof the dugouts and finish the backfill. Then the major job of re-installing the backstop.
Tony Fisher is the project manager for the expansion and has really helped beat the weather so we can be playable in the spring. Without his donation of time and talent, this project would not be possible
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