reignoferror is the beginning of one of my email addresses. Used reignoferror00 for the address to this blog because I had used it before for a user name when reignoferror was taken.
I have a few hockey jerseys with 00. So here is the first pair of them.
San Diego Samurai were a roller hockey team. Saw a pic online and got in touch with the guy in charge of the team. They had changed names by then and had no problem with me using their template at Acejerseys. Acejerseys made up a pair of goalie jerseys for me with '00' as the number. Both jerseys are fully sublimated. Probably my favourite jerseys to wear the rare time I play in goal.
That's all for now. Have to get something to eat and get ready to leave for hockey.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Monday, December 17, 2012
Age 65 plus 2012 Duluth Hockey "Tournament" and trophy
My dad organized a two game age 65 plus "tournament" on Oct 29th & 30th, 2012 to play a team from Minneapolis in Duluth. He got players from his afternoon group, another person's afternoon group, plus a few others for the Thunder Bay team. He was wondering if I had a trophy he could use for the "tournament". I modified one I had previously acquired at a yard sale. It was originally a Women's bowling trophy.
Took the women's bowler figure off the top of the trophy and replaced it with a bolt. Sanded and repainted the crown, washed the red velvet like material and replaced the old newspaper stuffing it with newer paper. Reused some of the 'jewels' that had not fallen off and got some more from the dollar store.
Made a label to stick over the silver coloured engraved area on front and made some stickers of the current (and historic) highway sign on this side of the border (King's Highway 61) and of the old Minnesota Highway 61 that did run through Minneapolis/St. Paul up to the Canadian border (now is broken into U.S. Highway 61, I 35, and State Highway 61).
Glued a glass doorknob that had fell off of my spare room door on top of the crown. Here are a couple pics of the front and sides of the finished trophy.
As of yet, don't have any action shots of the games or team pics but have a few pics.
My dad (on right) with the other team's captain.
Some tailgating in the parking lot. On all accounts the food and hospitality provided by the other team was great.Took the women's bowler figure off the top of the trophy and replaced it with a bolt. Sanded and repainted the crown, washed the red velvet like material and replaced the old newspaper stuffing it with newer paper. Reused some of the 'jewels' that had not fallen off and got some more from the dollar store.
Made a label to stick over the silver coloured engraved area on front and made some stickers of the current (and historic) highway sign on this side of the border (King's Highway 61) and of the old Minnesota Highway 61 that did run through Minneapolis/St. Paul up to the Canadian border (now is broken into U.S. Highway 61, I 35, and State Highway 61).
Glued a glass doorknob that had fell off of my spare room door on top of the crown. Here are a couple pics of the front and sides of the finished trophy.
As of yet, don't have any action shots of the games or team pics but have a few pics.
My dad (on right) with the other team's captain.
Sunday, December 16, 2012
My First post (bear with me) - Recent thrift store purchases
Recently bought some sports related stuff from what my aunt calls the VV Boutique (Value Village). Not by far the cheapest thrift store, but it probably has the most selection locally.
First item is a Thunder Bay Tropics shirt. Probably from some local Slo-pitch team I am guessing. Most likely modeled after the Flint Tropics baseball team from the movie Semi-Pro; maybe influenced from the late senior league baseball team West Palm Beach Tropics.
Here's the back screen printed with various sponsors
My other purchase was a book I had been meaning to get for a while. The book was in great condition and the price was right. Marc Okkonen's Baseball Uniforms of the 20th Century. You can find many of the majority of the images in the book here: http://exhibits.baseballhalloffame.org/dressed_to_the_nines/credits.htm
First item is a Thunder Bay Tropics shirt. Probably from some local Slo-pitch team I am guessing. Most likely modeled after the Flint Tropics baseball team from the movie Semi-Pro; maybe influenced from the late senior league baseball team West Palm Beach Tropics.
Here's the back screen printed with various sponsors
My other purchase was a book I had been meaning to get for a while. The book was in great condition and the price was right. Marc Okkonen's Baseball Uniforms of the 20th Century. You can find many of the majority of the images in the book here: http://exhibits.baseballhalloffame.org/dressed_to_the_nines/credits.htm
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