A Look into Pueblo Baseball
BASEBALL IS MORE THAN A GAME on New Mexico’s pueblos. There’s something almost sacred in the gathering of teams and the community around a playing field etched into the earth. “Baseball is a part of…
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Steve is the editor in chief of New Mexico Magazine.
BASEBALL IS MORE THAN A GAME on New Mexico’s pueblos. There’s something almost sacred in the gathering of teams and the community around a playing field etched into the earth. “Baseball is a part of…
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