Mississippi Dizzy Dean Baseball extends their condolences to the family of Jim Wahl
on the passing of his wife Lucille Wahl.

Visitation will be Wednesday 6pm to 8pm CST @ Gardendale Funeral Home (formally Morgan's Funeral Home) The funeral will be held Thursday at 11am CST in the chapel.

Gardendale Funeral Home
2214 Decatur HWY
Gardendale, AL 35071

           "Play to win,
           but play fair,
             in sports and life."

"FUN, CHARACTER, WINNERS"

Dizzy Dean Baseball and Dizzy Dean Softball are not for coaches, parents, or spectators.  They are for the youth that play the game.  Two of the greatest outlets for young people are baseball and softball.  As a professional, Dizzy Dean played baseball for the love of the game.  He played with the same enthusiasm, intensity and energy as the youth play the game today.  Dizzy Dean played because it was fun.  We must continue to make baseball and softball fun without placing undue pressure and stress on our youth.  Our youth come first, winning second.  When you build the character in a youth, you build a winner.
There was no organized baseball in Arkansas while Dizzy Dean was growing up and he was denied the opportunity to play baseball as a young boy.  It was Dizzy Dean's dream that one day every young person would have the opportunity to play ball.  This was Dizzy Dean's dream, this is what Dizzy Dean Baseball is about.

By: Billy J. Powell
Commissioner - 97/98
 

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