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Discussion: teams going to Gadsden and Boaz al for NSA

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June 28, 2012 L 18 posts	teams going to Gadsden and Boaz al for NSA I would like to know what teams might be going to the nationals in these two areas the last of July as they are now allowing the use of senior bats?
June 29, 2012 DoubleL10 Men's 65 767 posts	I had not played NSA in several years until this past weekend in Texas at the State Championships in Arlington. Yes, NSA is allowing senior bats; however, the ball used was a 50 COR / 275 compression. The one we used was a AJ Starr Tatoo ball which did not hold up well in the heat. Good swings went to the outfield to die and the ball had no pace through the infield.
June 29, 2012 TexasTransplant Men's 65 368 posts	Crackerbox (65+) will be there
June 30, 2012 hoovedog Men's 50 53 posts	Well Larry, I guess the one you hit out in dead center against us, found an updraft!!lol
June 30, 2012 DoubleL10 Men's 65 767 posts	hoovedog, I just swung hard in case I hit it. Bobby hit a couple I thought were gone that just died.

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