Really weird stuff what i got here, i actually don´t understand the whole reason but is a very interesting connection. Enjoy the read,
Much mystery and exaggeration surrounds the influence of Freemasonry on the birth and growth of these United States. Freemasonry was conducted in
private with exclusive membership; it comes under the title of an occult group because, by definition, this is a group that conducts business in
private with exclusive initiation. While most of its members have been good men, of course there are those who spoil the image… there are instances of
Freemasonry’s exploitation as a training ground for other, malevolent groups.
American Freemasonry’s history goes back as far as American History… in some ways they are parallel. George Washington was the Grand Master of a
Lodge, and there were even actions taken to create the rank of Grand Master of the whole of the United States for him. According to the Grand Lodge of
Texas, “On September 18, 1783, President George Washington dressed in his Masonic apron, leveled the cornerstone of the United States Capitol with the
traditional Masonic ceremony.” Eight signers of the Declaration of Independence were Freemasons: Benjamin Franklin, Robert Treat Paine, John Handcock,
Richard Stockton, Joseph Hewes, George Walton, William Hooper, and William Whipple. Thirteen who signed the United States Constitution were
Freemasons: Gunning Bradford Jr., John Blair, Benjamin Franklin, David Brearley, Nicholas Gilman, Jacob Broom, Rufus King, Daniel Carrol, James
McHenery, Jonathan Dayton, William Paterson, John Dickinson and, of course, George Washington.
The layout of Washington D.C. was done in precise accords with Masonic symbolism. The White House is situated at the tip of a large compass created by
Vermont Avenue and Connecticut Avenue as they lead north. Of course, the emblem of Freemasonry is a compass overlapping a square (the tool). Two right
triangles meet exactly between Connecticut Avenue and Vermont Avenue at 16th Street. The Washington Monument (phallic symbol) is positioned precisely
south from where the two right triangles meet, and the tip of the compass at the White House. Look for your self on MapQuest.com.
Baseball was obviously created by Freemasons, as it bears the unmistakable marks of Freemasonry. The field, from home plate to the left and right
field wall forms a compass; the entire outfield wall is the semicircle which this compass draws. Upside-down, overlapping this compass, the bases form
the square. Thus, the baseball field is the emblem of Freemasonry. Three strikes and three outs were assigned because three is the principle sacred
number of Freemasonry. Four is a number of significance because it represents a square (the shape) and deals with the four directions, thus: four
balls, four bases. Nine is sacred because it is three squared… there are nine fielding positions and nine innings. This brings us to a total of
twenty-seven outs per team a game…and guess what? Twenty-seven, along with eighty-one, are the only two sacred numbers greater than ten. Though
eighty-one doesn’t occur in baseball, because of the presence of two nines (fielders and innings) it’s appropriate to mention the reason eighty-one is
so revered: the multiples of nine, 9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81, and 90 form a mirror image between the numbers 45 and 54. Also, each one of
these numbers equal nine when adding the two integers which comprise the number: 18- 1+8 = 9; 27- 2+7 =9; etc. Because of this, nine times nine was
deemed a ‘high’ number. This further explains the near obsession with numbers surrounding baseball averages, home runs, ERA’s, etc. It is truly a game
for numerologists.
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[Edited on 22-7-2003 by CoLD aNGeR]
But considering a masonic ring and how it should be worn, I'd think the compass were bases
1,2,3 and the square would be bases 3,home,1 .... so that the crowd is "receiving light" 
