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My son's HS team (an American school in Korea) traveled to another city to play another American team.....arrived to find the mound was 65 feet eight inches from home plate.

Now, keep in mind that we expats refer to Korea as "The Land of the Not-Quite-Right", and this is a perfct example. Complaints from both teams prior to the game were shrugged off by the umpires...."What do you expect us to do about it?" was the reply. I guess he had a point. It's hard to move a big pile of dirt.

Just hurry and let us get back HOME for summer ball. Thank you!!
"I would be lost without baseball. I don't think I could stand being away from it as long as I was alive." Roberto Clemente #21
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I have given up trying to figure out why certain things happen here as they do.....

motorcycles using the sidewalks as a throughfare.....cars and trucks and buses parking on the sidewalks....old ladies and young ladies (strangely, no middle-aged ladies) ambling across a 4-lane thoroughfare as if they were still in the sleepy countryside of Korea circa 1948....drunken businessmen sitting down in the middle of a busy raod at 4:30am and getting hit and killed by a US soldier.....(sadly, this just happened a few days ago)....

So to wonder why a pitching mound is off by some five feet.....waste of time!! pull_hair

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