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New Last Week... Capaha Park Cape Girardeau MO Capaha Park is currently home to the NCAA Division I Southeast Missouri State Redhawks as well as the amateur "Capahas" who are the oldest amateur team in existance but it was also once the Spring Training home to the St. Louis Browns! |
New This Week... University of Memphis' Fed-Ex Park Built in 2010, this relatively new ballpark is home to the U of M Tigers in the presitigious Conference-USA Though this ballpark is a recent build, it already has some history thanks to Chad Zurcher setting the world on fire in 2010. |
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THE NEW BOOK BY DIGITALBALLPARKS IS FINALLY HERE The ultimate baseball stadium book, 500 Ballparks takes a look at the entire history of baseball and its beloved architecture from its earliest beginnings until today. At 11.8" x8.6', this book is not only huge but, a stunning addition to any baseball lover's coffee table! (Sample page below) EVERY DIGITALBALLPARKS ORDER IS PERSONALLY SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR! |
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Now Available! The new CD from Digitalballparks' own author and photographer. Together with his good friend Pete Trewavas of MARILLION and TRANSATLANTIC the new Edison's Children could best be described as a slightly more ambient and at other times, a slightly harder version of Pink Floyd. Progressive Rock meets Alternative for a surreal and intense album that has gotten fantastic reviews worldwide by fans and critics alike. |
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digitalballparks. Thanks to Gord Brown, SABR, Kitchener Ontario Jerry Reuss, Robert K. Shoop and Fred Sagebaum of Butte Montana for providing research, and helping us to find these old rare ballparks! |
