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Consolidated from Sports; current-state lines re-verified November 2026
What is alive. Organized sport seated in Osceola today is youth ball and a county park, and the consolidation prints it at that size. The Osceola Baseball-Softball Association (OBSA Inc.), a 501(c)(7) with EIN 35-1883620, bylaws adopted January 2005 and revised February 2013, puts 600-plus children on the field under Babe Ruth and NSA frames named in its purpose clause; its 2023 Form 990-EZ shows revenue of $61,976. Its home ground is Penn Park, 300 North Grand Boulevard. The association's founding instrument has never been recovered in this build — the gap first registered as GAP-O8-S1 and re-registered as GAP-O10-C1, settler the Indiana Secretary of State entity record. Ferrettie/Baugo Creek County Park — opened 1987, 214 acres, 57057 Ash Road, county ground outside the town line — carries the ground's measured recreation: an 18-hole disc golf course with more than 15,500 recorded rounds and a 4.1-of-5 UDisc rating, the Lake Osceola fishing pier, kayak rentals and winter innertubing.
What tested negative, kept negative. American Legion baseball does not seat here: the test for a Post 308 team is negative, and the documented tie is a person, not a post — Daniel Lee of Osceola served as Indiana Legion 3rd District baseball chairman in the 2016 handbook. The 1977 Legion national champion, South Bend Post 50, is boundary and prints as boundary. Bowling tested negative; golf tested negative (Eberhart-Petro is Mishawaka's course). Penn High School ball is Mishawaka's, whole, and nothing in this article borrows it.
Sources:
- Banked Sports (OBSA filings and 990-EZ; Penn Park; Legion tests; Ferrettie/Baugo Creek County Park figures), current-state lines re-verified November 2026.
- IRS exempt-organizations record for OBSA Inc., EIN 35-1883620; UDisc course listing (rounds and rating as banked).