Lemont Quarrymen - a 1858 Base Ball Team

Roster

Adam "Butter Biscuits" Bialon
Bill "Tuck" Kolinski
Steve "Mr. Lucky" Foli
Michael "The Cure" Ciurej
Richard "Sauce" Kurek, Jr.
Richard “Happy” Kurek, Sr.
Norman "Leatherneck" Curtis

Patrick "Hush Puppy" Boland
Jeff "Specs" Tumbull
Mike "Bugle Boy" Tresniak
Peter "Camptown" Boland
Jon "Sir Clayton" Schaefer
Benjamin "8 Mile" Boland
Dan "Chicken Legs" Smaczny

Brian "Sir Loiner" Butcher
Chris "Beef Wellington" Weber
Bob "Mordecai" Goes
Tim "Gigs Boone" Giglio
Rob "Golden Boy" Butcher
Justin "Legs" Brand

2013 Schedule of Home Games

Lemont Quarrymen v. Oregon Ganymeades
Covington Park - 127th Street & Covington Drive, Lemont
May 11, 2013 - 1:00pm

3-Team Round Robin
Location TBA
June 22, 2013 - 1:00pm

Lemont Quarrymen v. Rockford Forrest Cities
Covington Park, 127th Street & Covington Drive, Lemont
July 20, 2013 - 1:00pm (2 games)

Lemont Quarrymen v. Munster Centennials
Covington Park, 127th Street & Covington Drive, Lemont
August 4, 2013 - 1:00pm (2 games)

Three Huzzahs! for the Lemont Quarrymen!

History buffs and baseball lovers have united to form the Lemont Quarrymen, a vintage base ball team. This club, ranging in age from 25-62, promises to showcase the way base ball was played in 1858. At matches, the Quarrymen will tend their bases and scout the outfield without mitts, always hoping that the “onion” is knocked their way. While at bat, the ballists strike with their willows to knock the “apple out of the orchard” or “cut some daisies” in order to tally more aces than their opponents. For these Quarrymen winning is nice, but its pursuit never dims their gentle- manly characters.

So, base ball fans, show some ginger and come support the Lemont Quarrymen this summer as they take on several rival base ball clubs. All spectators, cranks, bugs and charming deadheads are welcome to watch or participate in all games. Please inquire with the Lemont Historical Society for more information.

Team Sponsor:
Lemont Area Historical Society
306 Lemont Street
Lemont, IL 60439
630•257•2972
www.lemonthistorical.com