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APBA Leagues have been around for decades. They add a different, more intimate element to the game of APBA as members have forged life-long friendships.

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APBA Tournaments!
APBA Tournaments!

Fun, competitive APBA tournaments are very popular now. It’s a great way to meet APBA friends and have a great time playing APBA!

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APBA Replays!
APBA Replays!

Many APBA fans are replaying seasons using APBA Games. Whether it’s recent seasons or years gone by, it’s fun to read up on their progress. Some even complete them!

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APBA Cards!
APBA Cards!

There is nothing more fun for most APBA fans than to look at the APBA card itself.

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1905 Chicago Cubs replay update: Cubs sweep Bucs doubleheader

by Scott Fennessy Chicago, IL 7/7/13 The Cubs and Pirates meet this afternoon in Game 2 of this double header. The Cubs have won two of the first three games, including a very tight early game today that cost them Jake Weimer’s services for 3 starts. Deacon Phillippe for the…

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Ken Heard’s list of required reading for baseball replayers

Ken Heard posted an excellent list of required reading on his blog, Love, Life and APBA.  The impetus for Ken was to help those of us who do replays and find good written resources to motivate us and get us in the right frame of mind for when we roll…

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Thomas Nelshoppen May 7, 2013 May 7, 2013replay, Resources book, Kenneth Heard, replay, resources 1

Terrible Card Tuesday: 1987 Slick

Take a sip of a mint julep and be prepared for a trip down retro-APBA lane. How many of you watched the Kentucky Derby this past weekend?  I admit I watched it while visiting my family this past weekend.  It’s amazing how much hoopla the sports media can whip up…

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Monster Card Monday: 1910 Pete Hill

We haven’t had a Negro League Monster Card in a while and this one is quite worthy.  This is Hall of Famer Pete Hill and this card is based on Hill’s 1910 season with the Chicago Leland Giants.  Now, I raised this before with Josh Gibson’s entry but I wonder…

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Thomas Nelshoppen May 6, 2013 May 6, 2013Card Analysis card analysis, Monster Card Monday, Pete Hill 4

1905 Chicago Cubs replay update: Three-fingered shutout

by Scott Fennessy The Cubs face the Pirates in game 2 of this series. The bucs have been playing well and look to close ground on the Cubs. Sam Leever faces Mordecai Brown. Both pitchers have struggled at times, and also looked strong, so I don’t know what to expect.…

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Scott Fennessy May 5, 2013 May 5, 2013replay deadball, replay, Scott's Olde Tyme Baseball Update 0

Geoff Schmitt’s APBA Golf Tournaments

Geoff Schmitt has passed on the results of golf tournaments he has done.  According to Geoff, this tournament was done using the APBA Golf for Windows Game with 171 golfers in each tournament.  I’m posting the results of the first one.  Some notes from Geoff first: The tournaments are in…

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Terrible Card Tuesday: 1986 Kevin Elster

This week’s Terrible Card comes from the 1986 World Champion New York Mets.  Kevin Elster was just a rookie and didn’t put in much time, only 33 plate appearances.  He didn’t make much of an impact with those precious at-bats, either.  In his debut, “Kev” Elster went 5 for 30…

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Make Me a Lineup: Dan Velderrain’s Saddleback Sharks

What to do with Mike Trout? My friend Dan Velderrain contacted me and asked a favor regarding his team in the Southern California Baseball League, the Saddleback Sharks: I was wondering if you could help me…. Even though I am 20-10, I feel like I should be scoring more runs….…

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Monster Card Monday: 1922 George Sisler

This week’s MCM entry is ‘Gorgeous’ George Sisler who it turns out was a Big Ten alum, hailing from the University of Michigan (I learned something new today).  This card is from the year of 1922 when he led the AL with a .420 batting average. Sisler had the privilege…

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League talk: 39 games down and accounted for

The other day, I wrote about APBA leagues and what they are all about.  As it turns out, today is the 28th which is the monthly due date for the Illowa APBA League’s stats to be turned in to the commissioner.  A little league trivia:  The reason it’s the 28th…

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