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I did, Nottingham Woods in SBY
all the time...
In a cow pasture
what happen to the good old days
6:14 AM...me too. When we would lose a ball we would have to get down and roll. Thankfully, cows were long gone.
6:37,we made the "good old days" against the law.
Pinehurst Elementary School Ball Field!!!!!!
Yes, Mississippi
stick ball in philly count?
It is considered child endangerment today!
I did this in the 90's as a kid. We did it in "the circle" which is the cul-de-sac in the neighborhood next to ours.
South Division Street, Salisbury
We played kick the can.
On every street we lived when Dad was in the Army.
In the 1960s in a neighborhood vacant lot. The outfielders stood in the street.
In Baltimore we had alleys between backs of houses.
Somerset Ave.
Springfield, Illinois
5:16 AM - Nottingham Woods was the best in the 80's. Had one ball player go pro come out of that neighborhood. Always playing baseball, wiffleball, tennis, skateboarding in the streets. Great neighborhood.
Who went pro?
Kids still in Salisbury streets only its basketballs bounced and throwed around. Also they ride skateboards down the center of the streets. Children in streets is as old yes as old as us seniors are.
In a suburb of Wilmington, we played badmitton and kick ball as well.
Jamie Hammond drafted 1998 Expos, holds 4th best batting record at WVA. I remember he would be outside playing baseball even when it got dark out and all the rest of us went home.
12:19pm. I'm calling B.S. name the person so we can look it up. I grew up here in the 80's.
We played kick ball. Same diff. We were outside playing not coop up in the house playing video games and watching bad reality tv.
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