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Miners baseball assists Negaunee Elks in pasty sale

By Steve Brownlee 1 min read
Pitcher Owen Cardinal works on the mound for the Negaunee High School baseball team during a game at downstate Watervliet on April 11. (Photo courtesy Derek Cardinal)

NEGAUNEE -- The Negaunee High School baseball team partnered with Negaunee Elks Lodge No. 1116 to conduct a pasty sale that sold nearly 500 of the delicious Upper Peninsula "ethnic food" items last

Pitcher Owen Cardinal works on the mound for the Negaunee High School baseball team during a game at downstate Watervliet on April 11. (Photo courtesy Derek Cardinal)

Pitcher Owen Cardinal works on the mound for the Negaunee High School baseball team during a game at downstate Watervliet on April 11. (Photo courtesy Derek Cardinal)

Saturday.

The Miners' team helped the Elks both make and distribute what turned into the sale of 481 pasties, with the Elks lodge rewarding them with a donation of $1,082.25 for participating.

The team plans to use these funds to help cover travel expenses to various games away from home next spring.

In addition, the Elks took $94 of Beacon Grant funds to make $350 worth of pasty meals for St. Vincent de Paul, which gave 50 meals to those in need of food in the community.

Story contents based on a Virtual Newsroom submission received from Peter Gadzinski of Ishpeming. Journal Sports Editor Steve Brownlee's email address is sbrownlee@miningjournal.net.

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