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Sports

Patco’s Travels; Featuring Brother-in-Law Paul

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Patco recently attended a few games in St. Louis to cheer on Jonco’s brother Paul (who did all the traveling in this edition of Patco’s Travels).

She writes: There were 6 teams of over age 80 men from all over who traveled to Edwardsville Illinois. Paul’s traveling team from Kansas City joined with teams from Chicago, Florida and Las Vegas. Tuesday was a grueling day with three games back to back to back.  In the second game we had 3 over the fence home runs. Then the umpire said that any home run after that will automatically be a single. So we had an additional 2 Home Run Singles in that game. On the second day, a fellow Glutton, Steve Ketner who also still plays softball in St Louis,  came by to cheer Paul’s team on.

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