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2019 WAREHAM GATEMEN BASEBALL SCHEDULE #GOGATEMEN Monday, June 10 Brewster 6:45PM Tuesday, June 11 @ Falmouth 6:00PM Wednesday, June 12 Y-D 6:30PM @ Monan Park Hosted by Boston College High School Thursday, June 13 OFF Friday, June 14 Orleans 6:45PM Saturday, June 15 @ Hyannis (T) 2:00PM Sunday, June 16 Chatham (DH) 4:00PM 93.7 WEEI Radio Broadcast Monday, June 17 OFF Tuesday, June 18 Hyannis 6:45PM Wednesday, June 19 @ Cotuit 5:00PM Thursday, June 20 Harwich 6:45PM 1420 WBSM Radio Broadcast Friday, June 21 @ Harwich 6:30PM Saturday, June 22 Falmouth 6:45PM Sunday, June 23 @ Orleans (DH) 3:00PM Monday, June 24 OFF Tuesday, June 25 Cotuit 6:45PM Wednesday, June 26 @ Brewster 5:00PM Thursday, June 27 FENWAY PARK WORKOUT 10:00AM Friday, June 28 @ Chatham 7:00PM 1420 WBSM Radio Broadcast Saturday, June 29 @ Cotuit 5:00PM Sunday, June 30 Cotuit 6:30PM Monday, July 1 @ Bourne 6:00PM 1420 WBSM Radio Broadcast Tuesday, July 2 @ Y-D 5:00PM Fox Sports Televised Broadcast Wednesday, July 3 Bourne 6:45PM Thursday, July 4 OFF Friday, July 5 Orleans 6:45PM Saturday, July 6 @ Harwich 5:30PM Sunday, July 7 Hyannis (A) 6:30PM Monday, July 8 OFF Tuesday, July 9 @ Y-D 5:00PM Wednesday July 10 @ Chatham 7:00PM 1420 WBSM Radio Broadcast Thursday, July 11 Bourne 6:45PM Friday, July 12 Brewster 6:45PM Saturday, July 13 Harwich 6:45PM Sunday, July 14 @ Brewster 5:00PM Monday, July 15 OFF Tuesday, July 16 @ Falmouth 6:00PM Wednesday, July 17 Falmouth 6:45PM Thursday, July 18 @ Hyannis 6:00PM Friday, July 19 Falmouth 6:45PM Saturday, July 20 @ Bourne 6:00PM Sunday, July 21 CCBL ASG @ Orleans 6:00PM Monday, July 22 OFF Tuesday, July 23 Y-D 12:30PM @ Dunkin Donuts Park Hosted by The Hartford Yard Goats Wednesday, July 24 @ Falmouth 6:00PM Thursday, July 25 OFF Friday, July 26 @ Cotuit 5:00PM Saturday, July 27 Hyannis (A) 6:45PM Sunday, July 28 @ Hyannis 6:00PM Monday, July 29 Cotuit 6:45PM Tuesday, July 30 @Bourne 6:00PM Wednesday, July 31 Bourne 6:45PM Cape Cod League Playoffs Begin Thursday August 2 and Run through Saturday August 10 www.gatemen.org (T) Cape Cod Regional Transit Baseball Train Game (DH) Double Header – Game 2 will start 30 minutes after the conclusion of Game 1 (A) Autograph Night – Begins 10 minutes after game in 1B bleachers .

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Baseball Heaven John Wylde is going to die soon. The cancer says it’s a certainty. He might make it through this summer and has an outside chance to get through the next one. He cares about autumn, winter and spring, but for the last quarter-century, John Wylde has measured his life in summers. He’s hoping he has two left. he Cape Cod Baseball League, founded college ballplayers receive. in 1885, has been the nation’s premier While Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard and Tamateur league since Grover Cleveland Nantucket are wildly popular during the summer was president – the first time. Each summer, about months for vacationers looking for a slice of beach, 300 elite college baseball players are invited to wicked sunsets and fresh lobster, it’s on the Cape spend seven weeks playing for one of 10 teams on where future big-league stars hone their skills in the Cape, an opportunity that has few equals in front of scouts night in and night out. In Major the world of amateur athletics. League Baseball’s 2008 first-year player draft, 217 Nearly 30,000 baseball student-athletes former CCBL players were selected, including 14 compete in the NCAA, so the chance to spend a in the first round. summer or two playing America’s pastime on the All-stars Lance Berkman, Nomar Garciaparra, Cape isn’t lost on the tiny percentage who head Brian Roberts and Mark Teixeira played on the to easternmost Massachusetts. While baseball Cape during their summer breaks from college. student-athletes spend most of their year receiving Jacoby Ellsbury spent the 2004 summer months an education in the classroom and on the field, with the Falmouth Commodores before heading their summers on Cape Cod provide a cultural 80 miles north to help the Boston Red Sox win and athletics experience only the most fortunate of See Baseball, page 52 By Josh Centor Photographs By Trevor Brown Jr.
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