Paw Paw River #23
Coloma, MI
GC8W8HZ
This cache is NOT located at the shown coordinates. The cache is NOT located on Wesco or Coloma City Public Works property. Do not ask employees here as they will be clueless.
To get the coordinates you must 1st, figure out which sports star the puzzle is talking about, and 2nd, solve the puzzle. It is recommended to solve the puzzle at home when you have free time before you make the drive to Coloma. If you are traveling and want to solve on the fly, the rear parking lot at Wesco would be a good quiet staging point. When you solve the puzzle, your journey is not over! Go to this hidden gem in Coloma and look for a well-hidden nano (may need tweezers to get log out of cache). Have fun & BYOP!
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Paw Paw River #1
Paw Paw River #2
*** ANY LOGS OR IMAGES CONTAINING SPOILERS WILL BE DELETED ***
"A sure-handed second baseman with power and speed who dignified the game with his professionalism, quiet leadership and tireless preparation. Set career records among second basemen for home runs (277 of 282 overall), fielding percentage (.989), consecutive errorless games in a season (90), and over two seasons (123). Earned nine gold gloves, led league in runs scored three times, elected to 10 all-star teams, and named national league MVP in 1984. Helped the Cubs to two division titles, hitting .385 in 10 post-season games."
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- Jersey number of the dominant relief pitcher this player hit back to back homers against in the 9th and 10th innings June 23, 1984 °
- Month this player got his number retired + 3
- Managerial win % (decimal) + .004’
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- This players birthplace area code – 423 °
- Number of at bats this player had in 1988 – 600.
- This players record for consecutive errorless games over two seasons + 95’
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