Summer sports, will soon be here. But while football at Chapman has effectively been out ever since Oriole Park was builta half-decade or so prior, the baseball diamond that replaced the football …
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Summer sports, will soon be here. But while football at Chapman has effectively been out ever since Oriole Park was builta half-decade or so prior, the baseball diamond that replaced the football field full time on site at Chapman, could soon get some play—from the school, that is.
The new development comes after Stanley Mayor A1 Haas was contacted by Tim Troyer of Stanley-Boyd Schools, seeking use of the Chapman Park diamond to accomodate Junior games taking place at the same time (or partially concurrent with)—varsity games at Oriole Park this season.
The one-season agreement just for 2021 would see five games played by the school at Chapman Park, with further details stipulating that the City won’t be liable, should anything untoward happen while the school umiexpected happen while the diamond is in use.
In addition, the agreement stipulates that the City of Stanley will not be paying for electricity at the ballpark during game play, and while the school will paint the white lines for play.