View source for Mark Brunke, February 2013

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|Digger Activity=<p>A new voice in Origins research, <strong><em><span style="text-decoration: underline;">[[Mark Brunke]]</span></em></strong>&nbsp;last year volunteered to coordinate an effort within SABR&rsquo;s Pacific Northwest chapter to fill in an almost completely blank map of the first modern games in that area.&nbsp; &ldquo;What I like about baseball history is how it fits into American history, and how it illuminates and questions the past,&rdquo; he explains.&nbsp; Mark, who works in Human Resources&nbsp; and has pursued painting, music, and filmmaking as well as baseball, is presently putting together a history of pre-professional base ball in the Seattle area.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Mark&rsquo;s January comprehensive presentation to the Pac Northwest chapter on findings to date is found at: <a href="The_Spread_of_Base_Ball_in_the_Pacific_Northwest">http://protoball.org/The_Spread_of_Base_Ball_in_the_Pacific_Northwest</a>.</p>
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