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Rainouts

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Non-Profit / Charitable Organization Status

Plumstead Baseball is now recognized by the IRS as a non-profit, charitable organization. Congratulations and thanks for all the hard work by Kenny Bauer and the members of the Board! This status will go a long way toward helping us control expenses and gain charitable contributions to improve the baseball learning experience for our children.

Volunteers Needed

We are always in need of people to help out and fill the volunteer staff positions. Please check our Volunteer Page for more information.

SpyWare Got You Down?

SpyWare, malware, adWare, whatever the vehicle, it can cause a great deal of problems and may even render your computer useless. Does your "home" page change when you go online? Do you have new search toolbars or other icons and things on you web browser? You may be infected with SpyWare.

I have received many calls for help with this ever increasing problem. I recommend two FREE programs. AdAware from a company called Lavasoft, and Spybot Search and Destroy from Safer Networking.

Go here for more information on this nasty problem and some reviews of Spyware removal and prevention software. MORE>>>

Operation Homerun

Are you a member of the Plumstead Baseball Family? Do you have a loved one serving our country at this time? Do they have internet access?
Then why don't you post your photos, short videos or just some cheerful words for them to see!! See the Operation Homerun page for more information

This registration with the IRCA is designed to allow your children to surf this site with any standard web filtering software enabled.
Our site is certified "kid safe" by Plumstead Baseball.
Content Labels generated by ICRA conform to an internet industry standard known as PICS - the Platform for Internet Content Selection. ICRA's forerunner, the Recreational Software Advisory Council (RSAC) was involved in the development of the standard, created by the World Wide Web Consortium. The RSAC system (RSAC on the internet) has been incorporated into Netscape Navigator and Microsoft's Internet Explorer, the latter since the release of version 3.0 in February 1996. Full technical details of PICS can be found at the W3C site.

Divisions and Player Information

Plumstead Baseball Association is an experienced ALL volunteer league in the Plumstead and Bedminster Township area for more than 40 years.

Every child plays in every game except for Connie Mack, Travel, Tournament and ITL teams.

Player's Divisions
(Player must be this age before May 1, 2009)

Tee-Ball Baseball: age 5
Rookie Baseball: age 6
Minor Prep Baseball: ages 7-8
Minor Baseball: ages 9-10
Major Baseball: ages 11-12
Spring Ball (90' Intramural Division): ages 13-18
Connie Mack: ages 13-16
Senior Connie Mack: ages 17-29

website designed and maintained by bob steck
please email me if you have comments or corrections

last update Thursday, July 2, 2009 11:08 AM

Quick News Links

• A former player from Oregon writes to us about the early days of Pinehickon Baseball. See his comments on our History Page <more>
• Pride of the Diamond Baseball Camp, July 6th through July 9th at the Scott Road Fields. Please go to the Pride of the Diamond website for more information or download the brochure here.
• Summer Baseball program schedule available here.

Tournament Teams

2009 Champs and Runner Up Team Photos

Home Run Bashes 2009 Style

	In the first inning of a game between his Orioles and the Twins of June 1st, O's slugger Zack Millar, hit a three run shot, his first of the season.
	Jed Fizzano, shortstop for the Minors Red Sox, hit a home run blast against the Twins  during the last week of the regular season. This was the very first home run for the Red Sox team this spring.
	Randy Munn hit a solo HR to center field in the 1st inning against the Cardinals on June 6, 2009. This was Randy's 2nd HR of the season for the Braves!
	Andrew Hartranft belted out his third home run of this season for the Reds. This homer was a Grand Slam, in a game against the Marlins on Monday night, May 18th. Congratulations to Andrew on his second Grand Slam this year.
	Kevin D'Andrea from the Braves had 2 home runs in one game with the Marlins on Saturday, May 16th. 1 solo in the 4th inning and a 3 run homer in the 5th inning.
	Sean Fiedler of the Cardinals crushed a center field solo homer against the Cubs on Tuesday night, May 14th.
	Cardinal slugger, Andrew McWilliams ripped a solo homer to tie up the game against the Rockies on Saturday, May 9th.
	Colin Ringenary of the PBA Cardinals. smashed a 2 run shot over the center field fence on Wednesday, April 29th against the Phillies.
	Andrew Hartranft of the Reds hit his 2nd HR of the season; a 1st inning grand slam over the center field fence in a game against the Phillies Wednesday night, May 13th.
	Randy Munn of the Travel 12s hit a first inning 2-run homer that bounced off the top of the centerfield fence 230 feet away Friday night during the River League's Travel 12 game. This was Randy's second homer of the season.
	During a Majors game versus the Reds Saturday, May 3rd, Ryan Zak of the Dodgers hit 2 homeruns - a solo shot in the 2nd and a 2-run HR in the 6th.  The second HR actually landed in the Deep Run #1 field.
	With 2 outs in the 3rd inning of a Travel game on Sunday, April 26, Luke Davis smashed a 3-run homer over the fence at Horsham field, and Plumstead took a 7-3 lead
	Two batters after Jake Kluck's Grand Slam, Orioles slugger Steven Delash pounded in two more runs with his own homer in the game with the Yankees on Saturday, April 25th at Scott Road Field 1.
	Saturday, April 25th in a game between the Yankees and the Orioles, Jake Kluck smashed in 4 runs with his first Grand Slam Home Run of 2009!!
	Bruce Williams hit a 2 run homerun in the second inning in the Reds game against the Cardinals. This homerun is Bruce's second of the season.
	In another Majors game between the Dodgers and Braves on Thursday night, April 23rd, Randy Munn of the Braves hit a solo shot over the center field fence for a homerun.
	Jack Glancey (shown here with the game ball) hit a solo shot over the right field fence in the Phillies/Marlins season opener on Saturday, April 18. The game ended in an 8-8 tie.
	Another homerun swing, this time by Reds slugger Andrew Hartranft. A solo shot over the left field fence in the game with the Rockies on April 18.
	Here's a shot of Bruce Williams winding up for the homerun swing in a game Saturday, April 18 between his Red's team and the Rockies. Bruce's homerun, the first of the year, was a smash over the left field fence.

Summer Baseball "Majors" Program

Summer Baseball schedule is now available for download here.