Baseball: Myself
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Baseball Cards
Asked by G.S. from Lexington
on December 3, 2008
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Okay, so this doesn't have much to do with my children, but I have more of another question. My husband and I have alot of older baseball cards some before 1969 and th...
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- My Husband is an advid card collector and over the years we have had to sell off boxes of extra cards he did not want/need. If you are looking to make money out of t...
- Hi G.! I too have beyond too many baseball/basketball cards that date WAY back. If you find out any thing let me know. I tried ebay and havent had any luck with it......
- Well, I might not help but I saw you were near Lexington and I couldn't resist. I was born there ( I'm now in Memphis ) and my family now lives in Georgetown. Chec...
Baseball for a Child
Asked by M.H. from Atlanta
on March 25, 2009
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Ladies, we just signed my son up for baseball and he just turned 5 in December,and is in Pre K, so I believe most of the boys on the team are older than him. The prob...
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- I would talk to the other parents if you can and see how they feel about this.maybe the coach will give every player as game ball after each game
- M., My husband and I are T-ball coaches for twelve 4 to 6 year old boys and girls. Trust me when I say that it is difficult to make all the kids happy all the time. ...
- I agree with the person who said that the coach shouldn't position it the way he is. OF COURSE all the boys WANT to have a ball from the game. Who wouldn't? But, that ...
Pony Baseball Vs. Little League Baseball
Asked by J.T. from Los Angeles
on April 26, 2010
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What is the difference between Little League and Pony League? Are the philosophies the same? How is the league run differently?
I have a 6 year old son currently ...
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- I have 2 sons, one is more athletic than the other. so, we have tried both. I MUCH prefer Little league. It is more low key, and casual. the parents are no where n...
- Hello. I live in Whittier and had my son in Pony when he was 5 years old. The league is extremely competitive and they play to teach the kids the 'real' way to play ba...
- Hi there, My son is now eleven and playing in the Bronco division. He has played pony since he was a little guy. My understanding of the difference between pony...
Washing Baseball Caps
Asked by L.H. from Pittsburgh
on August 20, 2009
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My daughter dropped her pink baseball cap in our driveway and left it there a few days. It has stains that look like grease. My husband says I can't throw it in the ...
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- I would wash it in the machine. Just shape it and air dry it when it comes out. As far as the stains go, you can get this stuff called Carbona Stain Lifters (I think...
- Hi L., pre-treat the stain with shout gel then wash it in the washer with like colors. The trick with baseball caps is to NOT put them in the dryer! 99% of them wil...
- I'm a fan of the dishwasher! It's the only detergent that got my sweat stains out (not to be gross). But you may want to treat the stains with something first! Good...
How Do You Clean Baseball Caps???
Asked by S.B. from Boston
on May 15, 2009
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Hi Folks- My 3 year old loves to wear baseball caps--my problem is how do you clean them? I am afraid to put them into the washing machine or they will get runied. A...
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- Try the top rack in the dishwasher! My husband does it all the time! =)
- I wash ours in cold water in the washing machine (after spraying with stain remover the inside rim where it gets yucky). Then I fold a small towel inside it to help k...
- I always wash my son's caps in the washing machine with his regular laundry and then reshape & hang to dry. I purchased a plastic cap saver and that works well for my...
Soccer, Baseball, Karate "Lessons"
Asked by L.S. from Dallas
on April 3, 2007
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Can anyone give me tips on getting my very energetic 4 year old son involved in soccer, baseball, or karate lessons in the Wylie area?
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- Hey L., I have coached little one's in soccer. I would take him to a soccer game, baseball game, and or karate lessons to check them out. Make sure that the games...
- L., If you live in Allen you can go to http://www.allensports.org/ or if you live in Plano you can go to http://www.psaplano.org/ My daughter has played several di...
- Karate For Kids by Albertson's on FM 544 is a great school. http://www.sustairesata.com The instructors are nice. They focus on discipline and respect. My son, who ...
Washing Baseball Caps
Asked by R.M. from Minneapolis
on June 5, 2009
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Any suggestions on how to wash baseball caps? I've heard to use the dishwasher, the regular washing machine, hand-wash only. Please share with me what has or has not...
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- Hi, My husband does it all the time. We bought some hat holders...the last couple we got at Wal-mart. They hold the hat's shape. Then he sprays them with Shout, ...
- It probably depends on teh hat and how "structured" it is. My husband has several that I can just throw in the regular washer. To dry them I take a towel and bundle ...
- I've always washed mine in the washing machine, however never dry them in the dryer. Seems to work for my family and friends.
White Baseball pants...HOW??
Asked by S.S. from Santa Barbara
on January 12, 2010
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Hey Mamas!
Any one out there have a recommendation on how to get baseball pants white again?
My son slides a lot, some necessity, some fun, but I have never been abl...
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- My son has been playing baseball for about 9yrs and they way I clean his pants is with Soil of Love... it's in a green bottle and you can purchase it at the 99 cent st...
- Growing up we always bleached the beejeebers out of whites, and then added in a little blueing, which counteracts the yellow/grey tinge that all whites are known for. ...
- Hi S., soake them overnight in oxyclean (I put a lot of the soap it in the laundry and leave it all night)...if it has stains I do a paste with the soap and rubb it i...
Baseball Coaches Gift
Asked by C.D. from Chicago
on April 25, 2010
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Hi mamas! I've been put in charge of the end-of-the-season coaches gifts for my son's baseball team. I'm looking for something creative, not the normal trophy or "Wor...
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- We like to take a team picture matt it and let the kids sign it. Sometimes when its in the budget a gift card also Good Luck
- we used to just contribute cash to one of the parents and they typically purchased some type of gift card..often for a sports store or a restaurant. nothing too creati...
- I took a team photo after a game, then blew it up to an 8x10, put it in a frame that had room all around it.....wrote the team name and year below the picture, then h...
Snack Ideas for Baseball Team
Asked by S.K. from Dallas
on July 1, 2011
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We need to provide the snack for my son's baseball team after a game next week. It will be 8:30 PM or a little after. I'm not sure what would be a good snack that la...
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- Anything healthy - baggies of grapes, apple slices, trail mix. For drinks you could do water bottles or the smaller Gatorades or Powerades. Since playing a sport is...
- What about those cheese and crackers snackes, bananas, rice crispie treats (I know), grapes, salami, Cheeze-It, water bottles?
- Whe had our last baseball game today and they won!!! Woo Hoo. anyways. we would do one healthy snack and one not as healthy such as sliced oranges and goldfish, ...
