Deadball 1904
I'll be honest with you all, I have never been overly big sports fan. Probably from growing up in a small town that put sports and status above anything else plus being the stereotypical nerd that did not get along well with the jocks, for many years I just wouldn't care what was going on in the world of sports. I still enjoyed going to super bowl parties and I had no issue watching the odd game if it just happened to be on the tv, I just had no preference usually who would come out the victor. Then life moves forward, and with it letting go of old prejudices based solely on bad experiences from earlier in life. Now some 20 years later I am sitting down to enjoy watching the cubbies play America's past time with my wife and having a great time cheering them on. But as some one who still enjoys rolling dice, when I found W. M. Ackers dice and paper version of baseball a few years ago, I just had to give it a try. And am I ever glad I did because there is a lot of charm an
