Bulldog Bash September 22, 2006
The seventh annual Bulldog Bash took place Sept. 15 before the Baldwin High School football game against Prairie View. The Bash began as a fundraiser for junior high football, but has now become a large tailgating party before the first BHS home football game. It also raises money for different school groups.
The seventh annual Bulldog Bash brought hundreds of people to Baker University's Liston Stadium. The Bash is the annual tailgating party before the first Baldwin High School home football game.
Three Baldwin City youngsters enjoy their dinner. Pictured, from left, Trevor Hughes (9 years old), Tripp Wright (9) and Harrison Hughes (7).
Several children participate in one of the many games at the Bash. Baker University basketball players administer the games.
Baldwin City Youth Football dads watch the grill carefully as they cook hundreds of bratwursts for the Bash.
Hundreds of Baldwin City residents pack one of the tents to eat dinner on Sept. 15.
Baldwin High School buses follow the BHS football players through the middle of Bulldog Bash down Fremont Street.
Three Baldwin City cousins feast on their dinner at the seventh annual Bulldog Bash. Pictured, from left, are Tyler Buerman, Skyler Shockley and Ron Buerman. All three boys are 10 years old.
Members of the Baldwin High School pep band perform at the Bulldog Bash.
Bulldog Bash organizer Rick Weaver drives around keeping an eye on the annual event. Weaver helped the Bash become a reality seven years ago, when it was a fundraiser for junior high football.
The Baldwin High School football makes its way through the Bash as part of the first-ever "Bulldog Walk." The football team unloaded the buses at Third Street and walked down Fremont Street right through the annual Bash to Liston Stadium.
