REVERCHON REMATCH || Dallas Sandlot featuring the Warstic Woodmen vs the Ticket Timbers, benefitting Scottish Rite for Children

With Warstic co-owner, Jack White, kicking off the second leg of the "Supply Issues Tour" in Dallas, it provided the perfect excuse for us to play another sandlot game at the historic Reverchon Park. And the Warstic Woodmen were itching for a rematch against the Ticket Timbers, the rag-tag crew from The Ticket Sports Radio 96.7FM/1310AM.

Warstic co-owner Ian Kinsler getting a hit in the sandlot game

The Ticket's Corby Davidson pointing to the crowd

Jack White and the Warstic Woodmen wishing the Ticket Timbers a good game after their victory

A view of the field from the top of the Reverchon Park Grandstand

Once again, the game benefited Scottish Rite for Children, learn more about the amazing things they do and donate directly HERE.

The Warstic Woodmen, led by owners Jack White, Ian Kinsler and Ben Jenkins, notched a very lopsided victory over Ticket Timbers, even with them enlisting the help of retired pro catcher Bryan Holaday and a neutral bullpen pitching to both teams.

Warstic co-owner Jack White getting a hit against the Dallas skyline

Warstic co-owner Ian Kinsler giving someone a high-five.

Retired MLB catcher Bryan Holaday with Warstic founder Ben Jenkins

Warstic Founder Ben Jenkins stands between his sons, Shep, who played for the Timbers, and Shane who played for the Woodmen

Adding to the fun of the day, Jack's touring band of Dominic Davis on bass, Quincy McCrary on keys and Daru Jones on drums, set up behind home plate and provided the soundtrack to the afternoon.