Baseball Playoffs & Cruise-In Monday Night in Mocksville

The Mocksville Davie American Legion baseball team takes on Rowan County in game 2 of the best-of-five series of the Area III playoffs, 7:00 PM at Rich Park in Mocksville on Monday night.  Rowan County has a 1-0 lead in the series after winning the series opener at Newman Park in Salisbury on Sunday night.

A Chance to See History
According to a report in the Salisbury Post, Rowan has won 16 straight playoff series with Mocksville since 1982, including a rally from a 2-0 deficit to win a best-of-five the last time the programs met in a playoff series in 2012.  Come on out for a chance to see history made, 7 PM Monday night, July 7 at Rich Park in Mocksville.

Join us for Family Friendly Entertainment and a “Wave” on the Hill
Mando Field at Rich Park provides the perfect setting for an evening of baseball under the lights.  The setting may remind you of the movie “Field of Dreams” or it may seem like a Norman Rockwell painting brought to life.

There is plenty of shade before the sun goes down and there is usually a nice, cool breeze.  Enclosed bleachers offer seating to those with more formal tastes while the grassy hill along the first-base line provides seating for those who prefer lawn chairs and blankets.  Come on out and join us for a wave when our boys of summer hit one out of the park for a home run or when we retire the other side with a well-executed triple play!

Peanuts and Popcorn and Crackerjacks
The concession stand has the perfect mix of baseball food and snacks; everything from hot dogs all-the-way, roasted peanuts and popcorn, to crackerjacks, sunflower seeds, and of course, Cheer-Wine and other soft-drinks.

… And Another Chance to See History – Classic Cars Cruise-In – A Free Event
As they do the first and third Monday nights of each month from April through October, the Piedmont Classic C.A.R.S  Club will host a Cruise-In from 5:30 till dark in historic downtown Mocksville.  The town square in Mocksville will be transformed into a scene from the 40′s, 50′s and 60′s as beautiful classic cars, some sporting car-hop trays and fuzzy dice line the streets.  The cruise-in draws participants from the surrounding areas stretching from the Virginia border to the Sandhills.