Opening day of the baseball season is great. I have been to about a dozen of them in Baltimore, all but one at Memorial Stadium.
"It was like we had won the war or the World Series, and we hadn’t played a game yet in Baltimore," says Billy Hunter, starting @Orioles' shortstop on the first Opening Day. "We were looking at each other and thinking, ‘What a difference from St. Louis.'" https://t.co/HPJ0E6lj79
— The 1971 Orioles: Daily Report (@1970Orioles) April 8, 2021
Telling the history of Orioles baseball and 1954 electricity for baseball. Local author and Baltimore Magazine historian @Ron_Cassie joins @NestorAparicio and @DMohler5 to some tales about the roots of Baltimore Orioles baseball &… https://t.co/UXlmsogcuv https://t.co/bUTxobto9X
— WNST Baltimore Positive (@WNST) April 8, 2021
Opening day, Baltimore's Memorial Stadium, 1954. The Orioles paraded from city hall to the stadium, signing autographs along the way. pic.twitter.com/Z95cQ0pWxV
— Lost Ballparks (@lost_ballparks) April 2, 2021
Happy opening day here's a shot from 1954 Baltimore Orioles first Opening Day prade pic.twitter.com/URCN2uxWds
— Kevin P Kerrigan (@okerrigan65) April 1, 2021
