Were you in a fantasy baseball league in the 1990s in which you kept score by, gulp, hand? Did you use the newspaper box scores to tally your league's results, then get annoyed when none of the games that started after 8 p.m. made your edition?

You're far from alone, and we want to hear from you.

As part of The News-Herald's Ben Franklin Project, Staff Writer John Kampf is working on a story about the pre-computer days of fantasy baseball. Share your stories with John (How did you keep score? Could you still do it that way today, or has the Internet spoiled you?) by e-mailing him at jknewsherald@gmail.com. Please include your name, home town and phone number.

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