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AT CARRIER STRENGTH · the town's youth diamond record is thin and prints thin
Below the school and the Wiffle Kingdom stands the children's game, and its record is mostly a name: the New Prairie Little League plays on the town's youth diamonds, and its T-ball field carries a nickname the Wiffle carriers preserve — "the Palace of Bourissa Hills" — the Bourissa Hills ground (Recreation carries the park) dressed in the same mock-grand style the Wiffle men gave Migley Field. The nickname is a real fact about how this town names its grounds; the league's own course — its charter year, its fields' succession, its all-star runs — does not stand in the record reached and is a named gap (GAP-NC5-SPO-5), settler the league's own records and the town press runs. Youth football, soccer and the township recreation leagues leave no documented course in the sources read and stand inside the same gap, printed as one honest thinness rather than five inflated ones.
Sources:
- The Hometown Cup / ORWBL carriers (the New Prairie Little League T-ball field as "The Palace of Bourissa Hills") — two carriers in the Wiffle record.
- The searches run for a New Prairie Little League charter and course, November 2026 — negative at the strength stated; settlers named in the article.