Sorry to do this but we do not have the participation we usually have and therefore have decided to POSTPONE this month's murder mystery until August.  

New Date will be August 5th.

Sorry for any trouble or disappointment!

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Sometimes embarrassing things are deliberately left out of the history books. They are covered over and forgotten. The truth is that the 1919 World Series wasn’t the only black mark in baseball history – there was a far worse event in 1944. At the tail end of the war, good baseball players were in short supply as they were all overseas doing their duty for their country as part of the war effort. So, as some of you may know, women baseball players were enlisted to fill the gap. What you might not know is that there was still one male baseball
team and they played against the women’s teams. They were the Boston Odd Sox. The team was comprised of baseball players who couldn’t do their military service for various (mainly physical) reasons. The Odd Sox were competing against the Chicago Cheeky Chicks. The Odd Sox needed to win this game in order to reach the finals. The Chicago Cheeky Chicks were the worst team in the League having not won a single game. But there were rumors afloat that the Odd Sox were under control of some powerful gambling entities
and that they were going to throw this game. A lot of money was resting on it. Most, but not all of the players were in on it as they stood to make an extra year’s wages in just one game. In the first two innings the Cheeky Chicks had performed as admirably bad as usual and the Odd Sox, despite their efforts not to win, were in a slight lead. The problem was that the girls all kept hitting the ball so that it landed on the bases and, thus, it couldn’t be easily ignored by the person manning the base. And the girls – all flat-footed and overweight – didn’t run very fast so despite ball fumbles and other tactics, the Odd Sox couldn’t not get them out without totally revealing to their fans that they were
trying to lose the game. Things were getting desperate for the Odd Sox and it was time for them to bat. Although they tried to miss hitting the ball, the pitcher Petticoat Peterson kept pitching so that her ball hit their bat no matter where they moved it to. 

Then in the last and final innings, Petticoat Peterson collapsed on the mound – dead.
The game was called off and the police were called in to investigate. 

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• Dinner: Grilled hot dogs with all the fun toppings & potato chips
• Dessert: Cracker Jacks

**If you have any food allergies or restrictions, please contact Jessica at the Library and we will do our best to accommodate you. 

These events are intended for adults and teens (ages 15 and older). 

Our Murder Mystery Dinner Parties are FREE but limited to 60 participants so please register below for this event. 

All patrons are encouraged (not required) to dress in theme with the party. 

Interested in playing an ACTIVE ROLE in our murder mystery in AUGUST? Click HERE to register for a part! 

If you find yourself no longer able to attend a program you registered for, please call us or cancel through your email confirmation to free the space for someone else. Please note, patrons who no-show 3 or more times for any library events requiring registration will no longer be able to reserve a spot in advance for any future library events.