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September 16, 2005

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Jimmy Lee Recreation Center

Old Rondo Avenue at Lexington Parkway, St. Paul

These fields are very near a few other fields which are much nicer, but as neighborhood parks go, this is just fine. The large building sports a sign for the Loft Teen Center, but I couldn't tell what it really is. It's absolutely HUGE! The three diamonds are a mixed bag, not very well tended, with home plates made of old wood!

 

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National Baseball is like National Football, and other national things. Like National Laboratories such as Brookhaven, Berkley and Fermilab with international flags flying. Fermilab by the way is online, MINOS is one of their national interstate projects that might be worth a look see.

One must ask is NATIONAL being redefined? Grandma, Applepie and Baseball, the all American past time, is looking like a lot of hype. What about everyone's dream of playing baseball on an actual league? Why not? I have this dream of seeing City baseball teams in every city.

L. A. Stolar, St. Paul, 03/27/06+21:05:44

I played here TOO! Football for jimmy lee was alot of fun. My mom lives trhee blocks from here on iglehart. A lot of history here.

Marion, Stillwater, oklahoma, 04/15/06+13:17:14

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