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Discussion: Lost Glove, Nov 11 at Ft Myers

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Nov. 12, 2010 MartyM Men's 65 8 posts	Lost Glove, Nov 11 at Ft Myers I left my old Wilson A2000 on the fence of diamond 2 on Thursday. Oshkosh Ambassadors vs Bucs & Bulls at 1:30 If you found it please call me at (608) 225-1772 or email martym@tds.net. Thanks Marty
Nov. 12, 2010 #6 Men's 60 1159 posts	How do you lose your glove ?
Nov. 13, 2010 MartyM Men's 65 8 posts	Try "Senior Moment" while collecting and bagging team equipment.
Nov. 14, 2010 mad dog Men's 60 3802 posts	hey marty we all have that,and don't let #6 try to tell different,he has many himself..DOH,LOL.... good luck on getting your glove back,i have aquired 2 in our fall session of league this year.i get to hold them as all the coaches know i have them and hopefully someone will say something,or i donate them to the league come spring.
Nov. 15, 2010 J R 139 posts	#6 Kenny i use my glove as a koozie for beer that is how i keep up with it

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