The Aerie, Yearbook of University of North Texas, 2002 Page: 83
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SEAALL
It is called the National
Pastime, the Great Game, the
National Tonic. Since the
1840's America has loved to
watch and play the great game
of baseball. The Baseball Club
at North Texas was organized
in the mid-1980's. The club
competes in the National Base-
ball Association along with
about 100 other teams. In
addition to other college teams,
they play other groups, such as
North Texas Alumni. Most of
all, it is about the competition
and thrill that is inherent in
the game of baseball. In their
new home at Integrity Field inArgyle, the team plays the great
game with pride and enthusi-
asm. Every game played links
them to every game played
before and every game hence.
North Texas carries on the
great tradition ofbaseball Tues-
day and Thursday from 6:30
to 9:30 at Mack Park.
V A member of the
Ultimate Disc Club
"' catches a high throw
from his teammate
. during a night practice.
4oe Members of the Aikido
- team practice a skill
c' demostrated by their
0- leader.
E
1QAt Mack Park a NT
- baseball member steps
- up to bat in hopes to
-- win the game.megan gattis
for fun of f he garme 83
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