Danville Hates Baseball, Children And Possibly America

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Danville Hates Baseball, Children And Possibly America
Richie Rich Richie Rich posted 8/29/2007 from sayhey.wordpress.com [flag]
If the kids of America can’t play baseball, then the terrorists have already won. In Danville, CA, a father built a picturesque baseball field for his son's Little League team. Now city officials are going to shut it down. [link]

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