TDs always add an address to the Ball Parks

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• Jun 1, 2010

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All TDs. Got a suggestion from a Parent who loves the game, and he suggested that TDs always add the address to the Ball Parks on your Tournamnet post and Info packets.
I know most do, yet in this age of GPS, it never huts to make sure. Good luck to all this summer.

 

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• Jun 1, 2010

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Hear, hear. Or is it here, here? Never knew that for sure.

Anyway, coming from a college coach, I beg TDs to add an address to ballpark information.

 

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• Jun 1, 2010

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I agree wholeheartedly.

BTW, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hear,_hear

 

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• Jun 1, 2010

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Pretty please! It makes life sooooo much easier!

 

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• Jun 3, 2010

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With the era of GPS units if you go to google earth you can put the latitude and longitude in there and you can put the people right into your parking lot. Makes life alot simpler.

 

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• Jun 6, 2010

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Evil Dad said:

With the era of GPS units if you go to google earth you can put the latitude and longitude in there and you can put the people right into your parking lot. Makes life alot simpler.

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another good idea. thanks evil dad

 

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• Jun 6, 2010

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Be first to put a name to these 3 popular tournaments:

42.266981,-83.496202

40.001687,-83.040232

40.20204,-83.097615

 

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• Jun 6, 2010

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Sammy said:

Be first to put a name to these 3 popular tournaments:

42.266981,-83.496202

40.001687,-83.040232

40.20204,-83.097615

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Compuware, Stingrays, GAPSS

 

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• Jun 6, 2010

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Warriors21 said:

Compuware, Stingrays, GAPSS

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Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner!

It would be SO easy if the coordinates were given for fields. Turn-by-turn is not always the most efficient, and as we all know, most fields/complexes do not have a physical street address. But if you have the coordinates, with a GPS (or internet mapping) you can find almost any point on Earth. Even those fields that are "out in the middle of nowhere..."