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The Big Train split with the Columbus Woodbats on Sunday, winning the first game 1-0 before losing 9-7 in the nightcap. More info pending..
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A game summary of the Great South League's Alabama Big Train (formerly the East Alabama Big Train). Most of these articles are taken directly from local newspapers with proper citation being given.The Alabama Big Train plays in the 24 member Great South League formerly known as the Georgia Collegiate League formed by the Georgia Dugout Club to commence play in the summer of 2006. Within just two short seasons the league has been recognizesd Nationally by ESPN Magazine as one of the top 20 Summer Wooden Bat Leagues in the Nation. Today, the Big Train has under contract 30 collegiate athletes whom not only excel on the baseball diamond, but also in the classroom with six current Honor Students represented on the roster. It is our hope that the Big Train players will be excellent role models for the youth of Alabama. The Big Train staff is excited to be playing in various venues around the state with the current home field being at Legendary Rickwood Field. Come join us and bring your favorite lawn chair. Admission is $5 and kids 12 and under enter for free.
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- Big Train Wins Round One
- Playoffs Begin Thursday
- Sunday Split
- Big Train Splits on Saturday
- Big Train Downs Newnan, 2-1
- Big Train Swept for the First Time this Season
- Big Train Sweeps Braves
- Big Train Camp Heads to Oxford
- Groves 9th Inning Single Lifts Big Train to 3-2 W...
- Big Train Notches another Win over Cobb
- Elwell Leads Train to 9-4 Win over Stars
- Big Train's No-Hitter Caps Off Split with Royals
- BIG TRAIN YOUTH BASEBALL CAMPS ROLLING INTO A TOWN...
- Fireworks Continue as the Big Train Celebrates the...
- Big Train Wins Big
- 15-3 Win Puts Train "On Track"
- 9-0 Win Gives Bombers 17-3 Record, Conference Best
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