Saturday, April 18, 2009
Sydney and Maria's Perpetual Arguing
Due to an unfortunate, Maria going home, we were unable to continue this post and have postponed it. I other words we will write it later
The Tin Caps opening Day
When our Aunt Jenny asked us to come with her to the Tin Cap's opening game we (Dever and I) were more than happy to oblige. We were awed when we walked into the brand-new stadium and beheld the glory of the Tin Caps. (In honor of Fort Wayne, please obtain from saying this name with bewilderment.) Yes, you read this right, the new name for our minor league baseball team is the Tin Caps. If you ask me, (that is to say, Maria) they're not just minor, they've hit rock bottom. Fun Fact: the Tin Cap's video screen is the second largest in minor league baseball. But, they are doing very well, in fact, they are undefeated, and they only have had two games at home. After the two F-16 jets flew over head the game started. Fun Fact: the name Tin Cap comes from the legendary Johnny Appleseed, who, legend has it, wore a kettle on his head, hence the name, Tin Cap. It all started with 20 ceremonial pitches, the first one thrown by former Mayor Grahm Richard, and the last one thrown by current Mayor Tom Henry. Fun Fact: Quote from the Journal Gazette "The loudest roar came after the pitch by Jake Patton, 4-year-old son of Travis Patton, who won the team naming contest. As the Tin Caps wanted to impress the crowd of 8,208 people (the largest ever attendance for a professional baseball game in Fort Wayne) they beat Dayton 7-0. Fans were there till 10:30 when the post-game fireworks finally finished. Fun Fact: The Tin Caps president is named Mike Nutter, what a coincidence (upon Maria's request). I think that the brand-new stadium lived up to the name I found on The Journal Gazette the next morning " Downtown Jewel Shines!"
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