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Out of all the teams in the Cape League, the Wareham Gatemen are the first to have their 2007 roster online. Yes, there are eight months, three weeks, fall and spring season baseball, a Major League Baseball draft, and a Cape Cod winter to go through before CCBL ‘07, and Wareham has already posted a [...]
Driving down 6A on Friday I noticed I sign that said “Haunted Tour 7pm” at Sturgis Library. So, I showed up at 7pm, along with a few other folks. At 7pm, a black Honda Element drove into the library parking lot, and out came Derek Bartlett. Derek is president and founder of the Cape and [...]
The Cape Cod Times reported today that the Sagamore Rotary Flyover project may be completed by the end of the year. The project is supposed to decrease travel time to and from the Cape by 20 minutes.
However, is this really what we wanted? Shouldn’t we be making it harder for people to come to the [...]
The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox captured their 2nd Cape League Championship in three years by defeating the Wareham Gatemen. The playoffs were filled with excitement as usual, and the Red Sox won the Arnold Mycock Trophy on Sunday, August 13th in front of (reportedly) the largest crowd in Cape League history: 8000+. I was very impressed [...]
The Cape Cod Baseball League’s 10 fields span 48.7 miles, from Clem Spillane Field in Wareham to Eldredge Park in Orleans. Most of the fields neighbor a school and don’t really stack up well when compared to the top-of-the-line Division I stadiums some of the Cape players are accustomed to. Here’s a rundown of all [...]
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