Tuggers win Old Timers Slo-pitch Tournament

Seven teams played at the 54/50’s Masters Mixed Slo-Pitch tournament, which was this past weekend.

The Undertakers got buried while the Sea Bats floated on air with their final standing of second overall. Notice the runner is doing a Beatles imitation

The Undertakers got buried while the Sea Bats floated on air with their final standing of second overall. Notice the runner is doing a Beatles imitation

Seven teams played at the 54/50’s Masters Mixed Slo-Pitch tournament, which was this past weekend.

Tuggers won first, Sea Bats came in second, and the Wolverines placed third.

 

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