Remembering the crack of a wooden bat in baseball memory
Karl Terry reflects on the era of wooden and aluminum bats from his Pee Wee days to today. He recalls the crack of wood, the ping of aluminum, and the shift to MLB dominated wood usage.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2014
Page
6
Karl Terry reflects on the era of wooden and aluminum bats from his Pee Wee days to today. He recalls the crack of wood, the ping of aluminum, and the shift to MLB dominated wood usage.
Baxter Black recalls his year old Australian Shepherd Rudy a boisterous destructive dog trained to curb habits. Despite progress he chews hoses rips gear and objects around the property prompting harsher restrictions and a humorous reflection on blame from many sources.
The policy sets unsigned editorials as the editorial board’s opinion and names the publisher and editor. It details topic rules for letters to the editor, limits to public interest subjects, a 300 word cap, and contact methods for submission including email and phone.
Reader guidance for submitting a guest column requests contact with Editor David Stevens including phone number 763-6991 and email dstevens pntoniine com for submission. The text provides contact points rather than article content or events.
The Quay County Sun from Clovis Media in Tucumcari presents a mission statement emphasizing freedom of the press as a gift of life and the responsibility to protect voice and freedom for all readers.
The columnist argues the public’s right to know outweighs confidentiality in a case where 14 year old Tony Day faces charges for killing his adoptive mother and her daughter. A May 5 hearing in Tucumcari before Judge Albert Mitchell will decide whether medical or mental health records can be sealed.
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