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Jim Cary
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Men's 65
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| Oct. 26, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Balls I started in senior softball 18 years ago and and have continually played major plus.We hit more home runs with the DiMarini double wall and .50 COR balls than we do today. We dont play because of the bats and as we get older we lose the ability to run, throw, and catch but lose little in the way of hitting. |
| Oct. 10, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Bats Discussion: Red Combat Ron, I will be in PHX Mon 17th thru Thurs 20th and will have the new bat Kevin talked about with you.I'll be at Papago. Call me 903 236 3459 Jim Cary |
| Aug. 26, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Teams looking for players Discussion: 65 major plus bump |
| Aug. 24, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Teams looking for players Discussion: 65 major plus Thanks Tom, but he has to reside west of the Mississippi |
| Aug. 23, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Teams looking for players Discussion: 65 major plus I am looking to add 2 players for 65 major plus team Guru Softball for SPA nationals in Dalton GA thursday, friday saturday sept 8 9 10. You must live anywhere west of the Mississippi Jim 903 236 3459 |
| Aug. 22, 2011 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: 52 Core Ball I absolutely disagree with Einstein and 4x4. Testing different balls to see how they fly is perfect off of a tee. The swing is always the same and the only variable is the ball and watching how it flies will tell you the differnce in the balls. The temp of the balls is the same, the wind is the same and the bat is the same. You can change the bat and see the differences in the bat as well. With live pitching timing is part of the equation and you cannot be consistently the same like you can off of a tee. |
| June 7, 2011 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: guru 65 M+ This was our first major tournament win in quite a while. Tryhorn's bunch is always tough and we were luckly to squeeze out a win. We are really looking forward to the national tourneys later this summer. Thanks Bob, see you in Dallas in a couple of days. |
| June 6, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Interference? When a runner is tagged out, his body still has the right to exist. Its umpires judgement as to whether the runner interfered and is totally his discretion. You cannot protest, ball strike..out safe or interference obstruction. |
| June 6, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Baseball ruling? Since we had a rules discussion, I'd like to ask this one, it happened in one of my grandsons baseball games. Runner on first, no outs. Pitcher goes into the stretch and pauses, runner on first steals second and the pitcher doesnt flinch, he just continues his pause. The runner is now past second when the pitcher throws home. Batter lines out and throw goes back to first to complete a double play and the umpire calls the runner out. I dont think it was the right call but I am not sure. Since the runner was past second when the pitch was thrown, I think he only has to tag at second, which he did. |
| June 6, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: fair or foul ball Fair or foul is always the position of the ball, never the position of the fielder. |
| June 6, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: Old Spice Presents: You make the call, Part 574 Stick, This is a terrific rules question. My thinking is that the whole play evolves around the runner from third. As you described the play , I dont think the runner did anything wrong. He avoided a collision on his first pass by the plate and had an obligation to touch home and he had to do it before the second runner scored. You stated that he "accidently" bumped the catcher, this means that he didnt attempt to dislodge the ball, he just attempted to score. I say no interference and the play stands, both runners safe. |
| March 8, 2011 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Senior bats for Senior leagues This past weekend I played NSA sanctioned senior tourney and we used senior bats and the 52 300 NSA Sanctioned ball. NSA can allow this combination. The ball traveled well. We are a 65 team and quite a few out on a 315 ft fence with wind blowing out. The ball definitely bounces higher and more infield defense. I liked it |
| Feb. 11, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: interference or not? Interference is a call TOTALLY left up to the umpires judgement. The batters physical body has to exist and as long as he isnt doing anything wrong he shouldnt be called for interference. If the umpire rules interference, its interference and if not, its not interference. No protest is allowed and regardless of what actually happened, the umpires judgemet stands. |
| Feb. 1, 2011 jim16 | Topic: Bats Discussion: Broken Ultra 2 Free agent, There are two issues inregards to a bat's durability. Warranty is an issue that has to do with normal wear and usage. The UII has no warranty. However, when a bat breaks like you described it is a different issue. That bat was defective and ALL poducts including a non warranty bat have comsumer protection if the product was defective. When calling the company explain that you know the difference and that this bat was defective. They should replace it. LMK |
| Jan. 12, 2011 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Bats We've waited a long time for the new Senior Combats and it looks like we are still a couple of weeks away. Jim 903 236 3459 |
| Feb. 12, 2010 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Forgive Me for Being a Bit Selfish: A Prayer Request You are not selfish, you are commanded. Mena is on my prayer list. |
| Feb. 3, 2010 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Ghost's of yesteryear.Where are you? Bob Lauria was certainly a great pitcher and pioneer of USSSA pitching style. Buddy Slater is the greatest of all time. He played senior ball with our SAWTRE team in 1996. He lives just outside San Antonio and was part of the Texas Connection, Bill Ferguson, Micke McCarty, Dick Bartel, Richard Willborn and Billy Blake, all from around San Antonio. |
| Jan. 31, 2010 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Ghost's of yesteryear.Where are you? I just recd an update on Larry Fredieu. Larry's biopsy was positive, he underwent colon surgery and doctors say they fell they got it all. Approximately 11 inches was removed and the outlook is very positive. Larry will undergo chemo to be sure its all gone and radiation is also possible. So, it was bad news and good news and if anyone can totally beat it, its Larry. He has a wonderful loving family and has so many friends including the softball community who are praying for him. He is truly blessed. Becky, I spoke with Chico and he shared this with me. |
| Dec. 31, 2009 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Ghost's of yesteryear.Where are you? Becky, I've seen your post and you and Larry are in my prayers. I think I've seen them all and Larry is certainly at the top of the all time great list. Getting to play a few games with him and my good buddy Chico was one of the highlights of the year. Larry really lit it up in the two tourneys I was there. The Dallas tourney had a lot of the great hitters in attendance and Larry absolutely was the "man". He is still in great shape and can play defense too. He can win this battle if anyone can. I will call Terry Perryman and Mike Macenko and get Larry on their prayer list, having two guys like that intercede is like a hot line. Jim Cary |
| Dec. 14, 2009 jim16 | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: BEST PITCH TO THROW The best pitch to throw is the one most difficult to hit and location dictates where you need to throw it. Being able to throw many different pitches to different locations is what makes pitchers successful. However, the question is worded differently. The best pitch to work on is ABSOLUTELY the knuckleball. It moves and goes through the air slower so that it messes up timing. The problem is controlling the pitch, it goes where the wind blows. Yes, Andy Purcell is the best IMHO. I wish I could throw one, its my weakest pitch yet I know its the best one to use. |
