rubbing each pristine white baseball with special mud harvested from a secret spot on a Delaware River tributary in New Jersey. This substance, known as Lena Blackburne Baseball Rubbing Mud ...

And he did. He found the holy grail of mud pits somewhere outside of his home near Palmyra, New Jersey, and The Lena Blackburne Baseball Rubbing Mud Company was born. The American League was an ...

The Jersey Panthers baseball team overcame injuries and a tough schedule, finishing 16-17 after a regional semifinal loss to ...

Blackburne found that mud in a still-secret location purportedly near Palmyra, New Jersey, and a baseball dynasty was born: Lena Blackburne Baseball Rubbing Mud. Once harvested, the mud is ...

all the balls used in Major League Baseball have been coated with mud harvested from a secret spot along a Delaware River tributary in New Jersey. Only a few people knew of the exact location ...

Lena Blackburne Baseball Rubbing Mud has been harvested since the 1930’s by the Bintliff family in a secret location along the Delaware River estuary in southern New Jersey. “When you take a ...

He wondered if there is any association between contemporary baseball mud and mud that Bainbridge scientist Samuel Stehman Haldeman discovered in New Jersey in 1839. Good emailed the authors of a ...

The unique properties of baseball's famed 'magic' mud, which MLB equipment managers ... the Bintliff family at a secret location in South Jersey and is applied by each team's equipment manager ...

The “magic mud” has become quite famous thanks to its longtime use in Major League Baseball (MLB ... mud he had encountered as a child in New Jersey. Once he got his hands on the substance ...

Lena Blackburne Baseball Rubbing Mud has been a staple ... discovered a fine filtered mud from his childhood in New Jersey. The mud comes from a secret spot along the banks of a tributary of ...

Called Lena Blackburne Baseball Rubbing Mud, it comes from a single source: a secret spot along the banks of a tributary of the Delaware River. Jim Bintliff, a retired New Jersey printing press ...

"It's kind of a great way to let people know, ready or not, baseball is ... and licensing for the Mud Hens and Toledo Walleye, expects to sell thousands of shirts, jerseys, hats and even new ...