Extra Innings - KC Metro Senior Softball League

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February 2016
The Kansas City Metro Senior Softball League’s
Extra
Innings
Have a uniform? Remember to wear it?
It has been brought to the attention of the Board of Directors that not
all teams and players are following the
league’s uniform policy, which calls for
team members to wear “like” shirts with
6-inch numbers.
In some conferences, the amount of
players not wearing a uniform has progressively gotten worse in recent years.
In response to complaints, the board
formed a committee of four board members and four league managers to discuss
the issue and make recommendations.
The board also sought input during the
membership meeting in December.
Some enforcement suggestions discussed by the committee:
1. Prohibit any player not in uniform
On the inside...
Field of Dreams update.. . page 2
World champs from KC .... page 2
SSUSA award to Rowe..... page 2
Registration information.... page 3
Pitching screen update..... page 3
Rule changes.................... page 3
Annual meeting news....... page 4
Tourney information..... pages 4-5
Draft conference news ... page 6
Draft registration form .... page 7
Spring matrix ........... pages 8-10
Women’s conference ..... page 9
Medicare planning.......... page 10
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Committee, board, members talk
about enforcing uniform rule.
from playing
2. Allow them to play but charge the
team one out per player out of uniform,
with the outs spread across the innings.
For example, if two players were out of
uniform, the team would lose an out in
the first inning and another in the second inning.
3. For every player out of uniform,
award one run to the opposing team.
So if two players are out of uniform,
the other team gets two runs to start the
game.
4. Assess a $5 penalty per player out of
uniform at each game.
5. Let team managers police their
teams this year, and recommend that
managers carry a couple of extra uniforms with them to serve as emergency
shirts for players who forget theirs.
During the annual membership meeting, it was obvious that there are strong
and varied opinions among the members about this issue.
After more discussion, the board voted to have managers police the situation this year. Compliance with the
uniform policy will be monitored.
If at season’s end compliance is judged
to be unacceptable, specific penalties
will be instituted for the 2017 season.
-- Submitted by Rocky Osborn
Managers’ meeting is March 12
Our winter managers’ meeting is set
for 9:30 a.m. Saturday, March 12, at the
Jewish Community Center.
President Randy Rowe and other board
members will discuss plans for the 2016
season, including costs, payment deadlines, rule changes, conference locations
and our registration process.
We plan to provide AED training at
the meeting so that many league managers will know how to use the life-saving
machines.
Also, conference coordinators will pass
out rule books and answer questions.
All managers should plan to attend or
send a team representative. All league
members are welcome. Coffee and
doughnuts will be provided.
The Jewish Community Center is at
5801 W. 115th St. in Overland Park,
not far from Town Center Plaza and the
Sprint Headquarters.
From Interstate 435, take Nall Avenue
south to 115th Street. Turn west (right)
onto 115th. Take the first left, which is
the JCC driveway.
Turn right in the parking lot and follow
the bend around to the parking area near
the west entrance. We will be in a meeting room near the theater.
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Field of Dreams could become reality
Editor’s note: For some time now, the
Board of Directors has been discussing the
need for the league to have a guaranteed
place to play games, so that we don’t get
pushed out by little league, soccer or another sport. This is an update on progress
toward achieving that goal.
The long-range planning committee
has had two successful meetings with
Kansas City Parks and Recreation department.
In our initial meeting, committee
members shared our vision for the city
park property sitting south of Interstate
435 and 103rd Street, about ¼ mile
east of Holmes Road (Blue River Park).
Many of you may have played there in
the late 1970s and early 1980s.
After many phone calls, we were able
to schedule a face-to-face meeting to discuss our proposition. We were informed
that Parks & Rec already had a plan to
create soccer and rugby fields at that location, but the winds switched and their
interest in our vision peaked.
We were invited back to revisit our
plan on a more specific basis. We were
informed at that meeting the next step
was to attend a stakeholders meeting and
that all concerned parties would be invited. This meeting would include neighborhoods, soccer and rugby proponents,
and anyone else who may have a stake
in the location. This meeting has been
scheduled for Feb. 16.
Ball diamonds vanished years ago from Blue River Park in KC.
At that meeting, the long-range planning committee will present the league’s
case for a multi-purpose athletic complex
with six softball fields, a soccer field and
a football/rugby field.
Our vision is to light these fields using solar power energy and to have
them turfed. The walking trail that runs
through the park and shelters for picnickers, et al., would remain.
The committee met again Jan. 24 to
jump-start the process. Our architect is
going to ready us with a ball park cost
figure so we can get our grant writer(s)
-- Submitted by Tim Burkindine
Congratulations champs!
SSUSA picks
Randy Rowe
for award
Senior Softball USA
honored Randy Rowe
at its winter meetings
as its 2015 Regional
Director of the Year.
Rowe, president of the
KCMSSL, praised the
league’s Board of Directors for its work.
started on finding money. Our project
manager already has made contact and is
in discussions about the cost of turf. The
final piece to that meeting helped to lay
out the talking points for our proposal.
Hopefully after the Feb. 16th meeting,
the committee will have even more exciting news.
If you have talents, especially in grant
writing or finding donors, let us know.
Any other positive ideas that will get this
done are always welcome.
Randy Rowe
Once again, a team from the
Kansas City area has won a SSUSA/LVSSA World Masters championship.
This time, the title went to
R&D Leverage in the 14-team
Men’s 65+ AA division.
In addition, the KC Naturals
took second place in a recordsize, 68-team bracket in the Men’s
50AAA division. The bracket was
so large, it took 155 games to
determine the winner, and that
does not count the games from
pool play!
In addition, the Midwest OG’s
finished third in the 10-team
Women’s 40+ Major division.
Congratulations to all for representing the Kansas City area so
well.
February 2016
In brief...
Rookie of year award
The Board of Directors awarded
the league’s 2015 Rookie of the
Year award to Lisa Kraxner, a
standout for the Grass Hoppers
in the women’s 40+ conference.
The board would like to expand
awards in 2016. If you have nominees, or ideas for specific awards,
please let the board know or forward your suggestion through a
conference coordinator.
Board officers elected
Officers recently elected to the
board’s 2016 Executive Committee were:
Randy Rowe, president; Tim
Burkindine, vice president; Donna McGuire, membership secretary; Susan Scholler, secretary;
and Clint Berger, treasurer.
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An update:
On-line registration and dues payments
The 2015 KCMSSL season was the beneficiary of a successful transition period
from hard copy paperwork and check-writing to on-line registration and credit card
payment processing for our members. This new Leaguesheets.com membership database has provided us with an accurate method of validating several requirements
of our members’ records, and it is almost foolproof in verifying everyone’s dues’ payments. For the 2015 season, our active membership count climbed to 854 members.
Our “active” membership counts over the past 4 years:
2012: Men – 536, Women - 123 = Total of 659
2013: Men – 574, Women - 135 = Total of 709 (8% increase over 2012)
New member registration, and the 2016 annual dues payment process, opened as of
Jan. 1, 2016. Nearly 300 had registered by Feb. 14. We encourage on-line payment if
you have the ability to do so. The Leaguesheets.com website – where our membership
database is housed, and the Stripe.com site – through which dues payment transactions are authorized, are both https (secure) sites.
If anyone requires assistance in navigating through the registration process, or dues
payment, please get in touch with Clint Berger (913-481-7937), or clintberger@
hotmail.com for assistance.
-- Submitted by Clint Berger
New pitcher-protection screens
coming to all conference sites
Over the years, the chain link “guts” of our pitcher-protection
screens have required repair, and sometimes even replacement.
During this period we’ve come to realize the 6-foot height of the
screen frame is not tall
enough.
So, in 2015 we replaced the chain link
gutting of four pitcherprotection screens (at
multiple
conference
venues) with “netting”
material, and raised the
height of each of those
screens to a minimum Chain-link screens on way out.
of 6-feet, 8 inches.
Feedback from the players, teams and conference coordinators
was very positive. As a result, we purchased replacement netting
for all of our pitcher-protection screens. By the start of the 2016
season, it is our intent to have all chain-linking removed, and
replaced with the netting.
-- Submitted by Clint Berger
Rule changes include
expanded rosters for 2016
Rule changes this year deal with the flip-flop rule, roster
size and extra-inning games.
1. The flip-flop rule for non-draft conferences has
been tweaked to add a second section. We still have a
mandatory flip-flop if the visitors are leading by at least
10 runs when the open inning arrives. In addition, if the
visiting team bats because it leads by less than 10, and
its lead reaches 15 runs, the teams will flip-flop at that
point. Managers and umpires shall note any runners on
base, the outs and who is up to bat, in case the home team
ties or takes the lead, and the visitors need to finish their
at-bat after the home team’s final out.
2. Roster size has been expanded from 20 to 25 players.
3. Extra-inning games have been limited to one extra
inning. If the game remains tied, it ends tied. Each team
receives half a win and half a loss.
Also, the draft conference rules have been added to the
rule book, after the co-ed section.
--submitted by Donna McGuire
February 2016
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Door prizes, board elections highlight meeting
The league gave away shirts, bats, batting gloves, a fielder’s glove and five free
membership payments as door prizes at
its annual membership meeting in December.
Though the league has given away
shirts and hats several times, this year
the other giveaways were added in hopes
of luring more people to the meeting. It
worked, as a large crowd attended.
The meeting featured a discussion
about the need for teams to follow the
league’s uniform rule. A committee
studying the issue took the input into
account before presenting the board
with its recommendation. (See page 1.)
In addition, the annual election took
place for four positions on the 12-member, all-volunteer Board of Directors.
Four persons are elected each year to
three-year terms.
The KCMSSL Board of Directors
(Year denotes when term expires)
Clint Berger
Bob Reynolds
Randy Rowe Rocky Osborn Bobby Gregg Jody Myers Susan Scholler
Mark Splettstaszer
Tim Burkindine Donna McGuire Bill Nees
Steve Krull (2016)
(2016)
(2016)
(2016)
(2017)
(2017)
(2017)
(2017)
(2018)
(2018)
(2018)
(2018)
Incumbents Tim Burkindine and Donna McGuire won re-election. Bill Nees,
a former member, rejoined on the board.
Newcomer Steve Krull rounded out the
winners. (Also, after Bill Klinkenberg resigned in January, the board appointed
Jody Myers to fill the final two years of
his term.) Randy Rowe thanked outgoing board members Larry Green and
Chris Laddish for their contributions.
Treasurer Clint Berger announced the
KCMSSL’s donations to charity for the
year: $1,000 to the American Cancer Society and $500 each to the Dream Factory, Special Olympics and the Salvation
Army’s Hope for Heroes program.
Oh, and about those prize drawings.
Here are the winners (except for the
shirts and hats):
Free memberships: Mike Abernathy,
Dave Berthof, Tom White, Jeff Friedman
and Shana Palla.
Bats: Jim Cook and Scott Pemberton.
Glove: J.B. Saddler.
Batting gloves: Terry Davis and Richard Hite.
-- submitted by Donna McGuire
Pre-season
tournament
set for April
The pre-season league tournament has
been set for April 9 and 10 at Black Bob
Park in Olathe. In case of rain, the tournament will be rescheduled for the following weekend, April 16 and 17.
The cost is $250 per team for a threegame guarantee event.
To enter, contact Randy Rowe at
[email protected] or call 816-718-3221.
Sights from the 2014 league tournament
Last year, rain forced cancelations of two tournament dates.
Teams finally got the chance to play in September.
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All-star games
and picnic
set for July
The league has planned its annual allstar games and picnic for July 23 at Hartman Park in Lee’s Summit. Mark your
calendars now so that you don’t miss out
on the fun, fellowship and food. All-stars
represent teams from all the KCMSSL
conferences. It’s a blast!
Tournaments offered across Midwest
Midwest Championships
move to Arkansas for 2016
Because Senior Softball USA could not
rent Mid-America Sports Complex in
Shawnee the week it wanted to run its
Midwest Championships, that tournament will be held outside Kansas for the
first time in seven years.
The tournament is set for July 12-17 in
Rogers, Arkansas. As usual, it is a Tournament of Champions qualifier.
SSUSA-affiliated tournaments being
offered in the Midwest this year include:
March 19-20, Midwest Season Open-
er, Tulsa.
March 31-April 3, Cowtown Classic,
Mid-America Sports Complex, Shawnee.
April 26-27, West Des Moines recreational tournament.
May 5-8, Oil City Classic, Tulsa.
June 2-5, Missouri Open, Columbia.
July 12-17, Midwest Championships,
Rogers, Arkansas.
July 30-31, KC Monarchs charity tourney, Frank White Softball Complex at
Longview Lake, Lee’s Summit.
Aug. 27-28, Wes Weddle Fall Classic,
Mid-America Sports Complex, Shawnee.
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February 2016
Draft conferences see some changes for 2016
Saturday at Martin City
The Saturday 60+ draft conference
will begin on April 16. Because of
construction at Roe Park, we will play
in Martin City at 140th Street and
Holmes Road.
Games will begin at 10:30 a.m. after
the competitive conference games. The
managers will be Jim Jones, Richard
Hite, Chuck Bua, and Bruce Rogers.
This is a fun league where players get
to play with players from the competitive conference that they may have
played against over the years.
-- submitted by Bob Reynolds
Monday at JCC
The Monday evening 50 + draft
conference will start on April 11 with
double-header games at 6:30 p.m. and
7:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community
Center.
Because of conflicts with the fields,
the first session will be only seven
evenings (14 games). The second session
will start in July and run 10 weeks (20
games).
The cost for the first session will be
$40 per player. The Jewish Community
Center complex is at 117th Street and
Nall Avenue in Overland Park.
Jody Myers, the conference coordinator, can be reached @ 913-814-7298.
-- submitted by Jody Myers
Tuesday at Independence
The Independence 50+ draft conference will be moving from Monday night
to Tuesday night for the 2016 season.
The season should start April 11 and
consist of two 20-game sessions. This is
a double-header league with the games
scheduled for 7 p.m. and 8 p.m.
We play at the Independence Athletic
Fields at 17450 East Salisbury Road,
in Independence, about 1/2 mile east of
Missouri 291. The cost per player is $40
for each session.
Bob Reynolds, the conference coordinator, can be reached at 913-961-7562.
-- submitted by Bob Reynolds
Thursday at JCC
60+ draft conference players are invited to join us on Thursday mornings
beginning April 14.
Due to continuing construction at
Roe Park, this year’s initial 10-week,
20-game session will be played at the
Jewish Community Center in Overland
Park. The weekly double-headers will
begin at 10 a.m. each Thursday morning. The cost per player is $55.
For more information contact Paul
Heacock, conference coordinator, at
913-707-7079 or by email at [email protected] .
-- submitted by Paul Heacock
February 2016
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http://kcseniorsoftball.org/
DRAFT CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
10 Week Schedule Beginning Mid-April 2016 (Unless Noted Otherwise)
________________________________________________________________________________
PLEASE CHECK EACH CONFERENCE YOU WILL BE JOINING
_________________________________________
Saturday Morning (1 Game)
Monday Evening (2 Games) 7 Weeks Only
60+ Draft Conference
Martin City Softball Complex
Jewish Community Center
140th & Holmes Kansas City, MO 64145
117th & Nall Ave.
-&Overland
Park, KS 66211
Roe Park
Coordinator
– Jody Myers
104th & Roe Blvd. Overland Park, KS 66207
___
$40.00
Coordinator – Bob Reynolds
___ $35.00
___________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday Evening (2 Games)
Independence Athletic Complex
17450 E. Salisbury Rd.
Independence, MO 64056
Coordinator – Bob Reynolds
___ $40.00
Thursday Morning (2 Games)
Jewish Community Center
117th & Nall Ave.
Overland Park, KS 66211
Coordinator – Paul Heacock
___ $55.00
___ PLUS $20.00 membership dues (if not already paid on-line or through your team).
Total Draft and membership dues: $_________. Make check payable to KCMSSL.
Please return this form, and if you are new to us the completed A-1 League Membership form (on
our website), as well as your check for fees to one of the Coordinators listed below by March 15TH.
PLAYER REGISTRATION
Name: ________________________________________ Age:______ Birth Date:________________
Telephone(s): Home:__________________ Work:__________________ Cell:___________________
Physical Address: ___________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________________________ ST: ___________________ Zip: ____________
E-mail Address: __________________________________________________Years in League: ____
I rate myself 1 – 5 (1 being highest) on offense: ____ defense: ____ running: ___and overall: _____
My best position is: 1 __________________ 2: ___________________ 3: _____________________
Yes or No: I am willing to manage a team: ______. I might consider helping Manage: ________.
Paul Heacock
11538 South Carriage Road
Olathe, KS 66062
913-707-7079
[email protected]
Jody Myers
2845 West 143rd Terrace
Leawood, KS 66224
913-814-7298
[email protected]
Bob Reynolds
12103 West 56th Street
Shawnee, KS 66216
913-961-7562
[email protected]
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February 2016
Matrix shows fees, deadlines, sites
The matrix that starts on this page
shows each conference that is affiliated
with the Kansas City Metro Senior Softball League. It is designed to help managers know when to turn in forms and
money.
But it also shows players all the opportunities that exist in our league for fun
on the softball diamond. And there are
plenty of opportunities!
This year, we are adding a men’s 40+
conference at Hartman Park. We’ve also
added a men’s 50+ in Independence.
All players must register and pay
their annual dues. In addition, all
players new to the league must register online or complete form A-1 found
on the league website and provide a
photocopy of your proof of age to your
conference coordinator.
Rosters due before first games.
Sunday, April 10
Monday, April 11
Monday, April 11
Monday, April 11
Men’s 35+, 9-inning
games starting at
5:30 p.m.
Men’s 50+
silver teams, doubleheaders, starting 7
p.m.
Men’s 50+
draft, double-headers, starting
at 6:45 p.m.
Women’s 40+
7-inning games,
starting at 6:45 PM
Independence
Athletics Complex
Jewish Community
Center
Hartman Park,
Lee’s Summit
Independence
Athletics Complex
Cost: $570 per team
for 10-week doubleheader (based on 4
to 5 teams).
Registration information in “Extra Innings,” page 7.
Cost: $415 per team
for 10-game season.
Black Bob
Park,
Olathe
Cost: $ 770.00 per
team for 10-week
season.
Tuesday, April 12
Men’s 50+
draft, double-headers, starting
at 7 p.m.
MARCH 12: Check for $100 made out to KCMSSL will hold spot for your team.
Membership fees:
$20 per senior player
and $10 per associate member younger
than 50.
April 6: $670 balance
due to KCMSSL.
Send all forms,
checks to: Steve
Carroll, 995 E.
Charlotte Town Road,
Shawnee, KS,
66216,
913-782-8889
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
due to KCMSSL
due to KCMSSL.
Send all forms and
checks to:
Randy Rowe,
420 S.W. Seagull
St., Lee’s Summit,
MO, 64082,
816-718-3221
Membership fees:
$15 per player.
Send all forms and
checks to:
Jody Myers,
2845 W. 143rd Ter.,
Leawood, KS, 66224,
913-814-7298
Send all forms and
checks to: Donna
McGuire, 908 S.W.
Hackney Ct., Lee’s
Summit, MO 64081
816-214-6280
Send all forms and
checks to:
Bob Reynolds,
12103 W. 56th St.,
Shawnee, KS, 66216,
913-961-7562
February 2016
Women’s conference gearing up for 15th season
The Women’s 40+ conference enters
its 15th season in 2016. We have been
offering two divisions, gold and silver,
for several years to make it more enjoyable for all skill levels. We award championship shirts in both divisions.
Whether you are an experienced player
or a recreational player, we have teams
in both divisions looking for players
throughout the season. If you have a
desire to play a team sport, love making
new friends and enjoy softball, we encourage you to contact us and we will get
you on a team. Better yet, we encourage
you to enter a team in our league.
Our league begins Monday, April 11,
at Hartman Park in Lee’s Summit. To be
eligible, you must be no younger than 40
by Dec. 31, 2016. We have some players in their 60s still playing and enjoying
the sport. There also are some tournaments throughout the year for local and
national teams. It is a fun league and we
hope to hear from you soon.
For more information, please contact
conference coordinators Susan Scholler
at 913-579-8568 or Donna McGuire at
816-214-6280 or 816-517-2903.
Tuesday, April 12
Tuesday, April 12
Wednesday, April 13
Wednesday, April 13
Thursday, April 14
Men’s 55+ gold
teams, double-headers, 7-inning games,
6:30 p.m. start
Men’s 60+ silver/
bronze teams, double
headers, 6:30 p.m.
start
Men’s 40+ and 50+
platinum,
double-headers,
6:30 p.m. start
Men’s 50+
silver/bronze,
double-headers,
6:30 p.m. start
Men’s 60+ draft
conference, starting
at 10 a.m.
Black Bob Park,
Olathe
Black Bob
Park,
Olathe
Hartman Park,
Lee’s Summit
Hartman Park,
Lee’s Summit
Jewish Community
Center
Cost: $590 per team
for 8-week season.
Cost: $745 per team
for 10-week season.
Cost: $570 per team
for 10-week season,
based on number of
teams registered.
Cost: $570 per team
for 10-week season,
based on number of
teams registered.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
due to KCMSSL.
due to KCMSSL.
due to KCMSSL.
due to KCMSSL.
Send all forms and
checks to:
Rocky Osborn,
12800 El Monte St.,
Leawood, KS, 66209,
913-681-8410
Send all forms and
checks to:
Terry Davis,
9805 Sagamore Rd.,
Leawood, KS 66206,
816-591-7528
Send all forms and
checks to:
Randy Rowe,
420 S.W. Seagull
MO, 64082,
816-718-3221
Send all forms and
checks to:
Randy Rowe,
420 S.W. Seagull
MO, 64082,
816-718-3221
MARCH 12: Check for $100 made out to KCMSSL will hold spot for your team.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Send all forms and
checks to: Paul
Heacock, 11538
S. Carriage Road,
Olathe, KS, 66062,
913-707-7079
February 2016
Turning 65 this year? Here’s Medicare help
Once again the league is pleased to announce that complementary Medicare
classes will be available to league members and their spouses.
The classes are taught by Larry Green,
a long-time league member and former board member. The classes address
Medicare eligibility, Medicare Parts A
and B, the Part D drug benefit, Medicare
supplements and Medicare Advantage
plans. They are held at the Jewish Community Center.
Not all class dates had been set at press
time but it is anticipated that classes will
be held periodically throughout the year
starting in February and culminating in
November during the Medicare open
season. One is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 21 at the Jewish Community
Center.
If you are about to turn 65, these classes will help you make informed choices.
Larry is a retired 39-year veteran of the
health insurance industry specializing in
regulatory compliance. He has professional industry designations of Heath In-
surance Associate and Managed Healthcare Professional. He has been teaching
Medicare classes at the JCC for several
years.
These classes are free and open to the
public. If you are interested, send Larry
an e-mail at [email protected] or
call him at 913-221-7475.
Classes will be announced on the league
website. You should start the Medicare
enrollment process three months in advance of your 65th birthday.
-- submitted by Larry Green
Thursday, April 14
Thursday, April 14
Saturday, April 16
Saturday, April 16
Men’s 50+ gold,
double-headers,
6:45 p.m. start
Men’s 50+
silver/bronze,
double-headers,
6:45 p.m. start
Men’s 60+
silver/bronze,
9-inning game,
9 a.m. start
Men’s 60+
draft conference,
10:30 a.m. start
Heritage Park,
Olathe
Heritage Park,
Olathe
140th & Holmes,
Martin City
140th & Holmes,
Martin City
Cost: $720 per team
for 10-week season.
Cost: $720 per team
for 10-week season.
Cost: $515 per team
for 10-week season.
MARCH 12: $100 check to KCMSSL to hold spot for team.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
due to KCMSSL.
due to KCMSSL.
April 6:
$415 balance due
to KCMSSL.
Send all forms and
checks to: Mark
Splettstaszer,
23280 W. 124th
Place, Olathe, KS,
66061,
913-961-4084
Send all forms and
checks to: Mark
Splettstaszer,
23280 W. 124th
Place, Olathe, KS,
66061,
913-961-4084
Send all forms and
checks to:
Bob Reynolds, 12103
W. 56th St.,
Shawnee, KS, 66216,
913-961-7562
Membership fees:
$20 per player.
Send all forms and
checks to:
Bob Reynolds, 12103
W. 56th St.,
Shawnee, KS,
66216, 913-961-7562
Players
sought
for 70+
tourney
team
Were you born in
’44, ’45 or ’46? If you
were and would like
to play some tournaments, Bill Nees would
like to talk to you. He
is forming a new 70+
tournament team to
begin play in 2016 and
would like to play 10
to 12 tournaments this
year. Though looking
for players born in ’44,
’45 and ’46, he will
consider older players
also. Please call Bill at
913-522-9160 if you
are interested.
Credits:
Current and former board members
produced the content
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Extra Innings - KC Metro Senior Softball League

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