Cannonball
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- Feb 25, 2009
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I went and search the various threads that I had started and didn't know which thread would be most appropraite to put these two videos. So, I started another thread. I will have some comments to follow when I get time. As I mentioned, they will be "that dad" comments and then, I'll finally let this sail off into the sunset.
Both of these home runs were massive blasts. The first one is off of a 1st Team All American. If you see the score board in right center, this ball clears the edge of the scoreboard and the street on the other side. It was 275+ feet. You can see the center fielder and the right fielders run for it and then give up. The home run to left went even further. If you have been to U. of Indy's field, you know that there is a netting above the fence which is really high and put there to prevent cars from getting hit at that intersections. Her ball cleared that fence, the street and hit the white truck you might notice sitting in the driveway. A very nice couple (parents) from U of Indy brought us the ball and knew it was her 50th home run. That was so nice of them. They said that they have never seen anyone clear that netting. I left the sound on since I wanted you to hear the contact. Disregard the crazy people cheering. LOL Any comments or questions are welcomed.
Both of these home runs were massive blasts. The first one is off of a 1st Team All American. If you see the score board in right center, this ball clears the edge of the scoreboard and the street on the other side. It was 275+ feet. You can see the center fielder and the right fielders run for it and then give up. The home run to left went even further. If you have been to U. of Indy's field, you know that there is a netting above the fence which is really high and put there to prevent cars from getting hit at that intersections. Her ball cleared that fence, the street and hit the white truck you might notice sitting in the driveway. A very nice couple (parents) from U of Indy brought us the ball and knew it was her 50th home run. That was so nice of them. They said that they have never seen anyone clear that netting. I left the sound on since I wanted you to hear the contact. Disregard the crazy people cheering. LOL Any comments or questions are welcomed.
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