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Spenser Dahmen, 10, of Bath, plays catch and works on his baseball skills Tuesday at a field off Congress Avenue in Bath. Meanwhile, after last week’s two-game series between the Seattle Mariners and Oakland A’s in Japan, the 2012 Major League Baseball season swings back into action when the World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals visit the Marlins in Miami tonight. The Boston Red Sox open their season Thursday in Detroit. (Donald Jamison / The Times Record)
Spenser Dahmen, 10, of Bath, plays catch and works on his baseball skills Tuesday at a field off Congress Avenue in Bath. Nearby, the Morse High School baseball team. Meanwhile, after last week’s two-game series between the Seattle Mariners and Oakland A’s in Japan, the 2012 Major League Baseball season swings back into action when the World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals visit the Marlins in Miami tonight. The Boston Red Sox open their season Thursday in Detroit. (Donald Jamison / The Times Record)Nearby, the Morse High School baseball team, stretches before practicing on Kelley Field. Meanwhile, after last week’s two-game series between the Seattle Mariners and Oakland A’s in Japan, the 2012 Major League Baseball season swings back into action when the World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals visit the Marlins in Miami tonight. The Boston Red Sox open their season Thursday in Detroit. (Donald Jamison / The Times Record)
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