Tue 7 Oct 2008
Hemingway’s baseball field
Posted by Rick under Baseball, General
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The Times has a story about Ernest Hemingway’s baseball field in Cuba, which I somehow didn’t even know about before.
Hemingway rounded up a dozen boys from the barrio to play baseball with them. And just inside the black and white gates of the farm, Hemingway set up an odd little ball field where he would pitch for both teams as they whiled away the hot afternoons.
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