hejola report for 05022012

Hejola report for 05022012.

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Kingsville, TX. Now Frankie tuxedo Zungia con today’s barrio sports report, hey raza now for our headline news;

6 year old batter called out for running the wrong way.

89 year old ump ejects 20 girls scouts from a game.

And finally local umpire chapter asking 89 year old ump to retire.

Zeke Lopez, chief umpire, age unknown (73) addressed the issue on how old can a person be before he is forced or asked to retire? That was the main issue at a special meeting held yesterday with league officials and representatives from the local umpire union. One of the main questions that came up was how old can a person been before he is asked to not umpire anymore. Zeke told the crowd que his union, made up of ten men and women, were trying their very best in keep fresh young umpires. He was also asked how young was the youngest in umpire in his union, zeke replied “72. A decision will be made in a few years.

You know you are getting old when you just can’t take criticism very lightly, well that was the case con Ben Cusack, umpire, age unknown (89). He told the group of baseball fans that he was not going to put up with all the noise and nonsense chatting from the fans. At one time a parent told me that the group of girls were all yelling :TSO, TSO,TSO, TSO, , AND  at this point that is when Cusack told his authority to announce que the first three roles of fans needed to leave the park or he was going to call the cops. He really wasn’t sure who were the ones yelling at him, but instead ran then all off.  An investigation is being done on this matter. Oh by the way the game ended when the parents of the screaming girls scouts took their players off the field and when home.

Yesterday Ben Cusack, umpire, age unknown (89) called a 6 year old t baller out for running the wrong way after he hit the ball off the tee. the 6 year old had already swung at the tee three times and his bat had flown further than any of the foul balls he hit. So he finally got the ball onto the playing field and took off like lighting. The sad part he ran towards third base instead of first base. As a matter of fact, he didn’t stop at the base, he kept on going all the way down the foul line until he got the outfield  fence and then ran along the homerun fence and back onto the field along first base foul line and back to first base and finished his marathon run at home plate where he first started. A few folks felt that the ump should have given him a break. Ok.

Ok baseball fans play ball.