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THE NATIONAL PASTIME --Remembering Historic Baseball Moments on May 4th 1871 and May 4th, 1965, the Impact of the 2023 Rule Changes and Fabulous Baseball Music and Humor
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
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We will relive important parts of the first major league baseball game that was played in Ft. Wayne, Indiana on May 4th 1871. 94 years later another baseball game on May 4th, 1965 will surprise and amaze you with what happened on that cool spring day between two Minnesota high school baseball teams.
You will hear amazing selections of music that are unique to baseball as well as some aspects of baseball that make it such a distinctive sport when compared to all others.
The baseball humor will leave you smiling for the rest of the week.
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