Tamworth Baseball Inc are hoping for a similar roll-up for Sunday's second registration day for their proposed summer competition.
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TBI president David McMurray said they had about 30 players sign-on for the four-week competition at the first rego day, which he said they were really happy with.
"That's a really good sign," he said.
"It's all looking good."
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"Hopefully we get a few more this weekend."
He said they do need a few more players to make the competition workable.
"We probably need say another 10-15 to give us our four teams," he said.
"If we get 50 people that will give us four teams."
The competition is open to anyone 16 and up, although they must be double vaccinated.
Subsequently anyone wishing to play will need to register in person so the committee can sight their their vaccination certificate.
Sunday's rego day will run from 4pm at the baseball fields and proceed rain, hail or shine, McMurray said, pointing out that they do have an undercover area.
They will also have a barbecue going.
If they get enough players, the committee will then sit down and work out the teams in readiness for hit-off on November 14.
