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Cardinals Manager Marmol Buys Tickets for Fans to Continue Shirtless Revelry at Busch Stadium
- Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol purchased right-field tickets for shirtless fans this weekend after a college baseball team sparked an energetic chanting tradition at Busch Stadium.
- Seventeen players from the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks, in Illinois for the National Club Baseball Division II World Series, initiated the shirtless tradition Friday night.
- Stadium organist Dwayne Hilton played accompanying music while mascot Fredbird joined the chanting; the Cardinals rewarded the players with swag bags, bats, and clubhouse access.
- Marmol quipped, "I'll go broke," buying tickets for fans, while new attendee Cummings switched from the Astros to the Cardinals after the weekend experience.
- The college crew may return to Busch Stadium on Sunday, though the Lumberjacks have their own game scheduled for 7 p.m., potentially limiting their attendance.
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Group of college players riles up Busch Stadium crowd, bringing ‘tarps off’ trend to St. Louis Cardinals game
The St. Louis Cardinals were boosted to a win Friday night and again Saturday by a group of college players in the right-field seats who took off and waved their shirts as they sang, chanted and drew others into the fray.
·Chicago, United States
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No shoes, no problem: Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol buys tickets for fans to recreate shirtless revelry - The Boston Globe
The Cardinals said Marmol purchased right-field tickets for both games this weekend, and all of them were snapped up by Saturday afternoon.
·Boston, United States
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