The Chicago Park District History Background Organization
The Chicago Park District History Background Organization
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There is certainly nothing to the often heard com- plaint that "nobody plays baseball any more, " so far as the parks are concerned. No less than a hundred and twenty-two diamonds scattered throughout the Park District are in con- stant use throughout the spring and summer by young and old, by beginners and organized amateur teams. Leagues of amateur and semi-professional teams may obtain permits to hold games at any of the park diamonds from the director of the park, or from any of the three D...istrict Supervisors, whose offices are at Lincoln Park (North Side); Garfield Park (West Kelvyn Park- Fuller Park- Side); and Washington Park (South Side). Lincoln Park is one of the most popular park centers for baseball in Chicago. Any week-end during the season, the baseball fan will find amateur league games being played on the 12 diamonds at the playing fields in the south end of the park.
Baseball Schools. Schools in which expert instruction in the fundamentals of baseball is offered free to anyone interested, are established early each Spring at recreation centers all over the city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is certainly nothing to the often heard com- plaint that "nobody plays baseball any more, " so far as the parks are concerned. No less than a hundred and twenty-two diamonds scattered throughout the Park District are in con- stant use throughout the spring and summer by young and old, by beginners and organized amateur teams. Leagues of amateur and semi-professional teams may obtain permits to hold games at any of the park diamonds from the director of the park, or from any of the three D...istrict Supervisors, whose offices are at Lincoln Park (North Side); Garfield Park (West Kelvyn Park- Fuller Park- Side); and Washington Park (South Side). Lincoln Park is one of the most popular park centers for baseball in Chicago. Any week-end during the season, the baseball fan will find amateur league games being played on the 12 diamonds at the playing fields in the south end of the park.
Baseball Schools. Schools in which expert instruction in the fundamentals of baseball is offered free to anyone interested, are established early each Spring at recreation centers all over the city.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Saunders Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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