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Updated as of 2/25/14 - Dates, Times and Locations are Subject to Change For more information or to confirm a specific local competition, please contact the Local Competition Host B/G = Boys Baseball and Girls Softball Divisions Offered G = Only Girls Softball Division Offered B = Only Boys Baseball Division Offered State State City Zip Boys/Girls Local Host Phone Email Date Time Location Alaska AK Anchorage 99502 G Alaska ASA (907) 227-7558 rmgarcia@ak.net TBD TBD TBD AK Eielson AFB 99702 B/G Eielson Youth Programs (907) 377-1069 theodore.lowry@eielson.af.mil TBD TBD Eielson AFB Youth Fields AK Elmendorf AFB 99506 B/G 3 SVS/SVYY - Youth Center/B&GC (907) 552-2266 paul.caron@elmendorf.af.mil 17-May 10:00am AMC Little League Complex AK Homer 99603 B/G Homer Little League (907) 235-6659 kathy@bcihomer.com 17-May 12:00pm Karen Hornaday Field AK Nikiski 99635 B/G NPRSA (907) 776-6416 tberdahl@borough.kenai.ak.us 31-May 1:00pm NPRSA Alabama AL Alabaster 35007 B/G Alabaster Parks & Recreation (205) 664-6840 nmccrimon@cityofalabaster.com 22-Mar TBD Veterans Park AL Birmingham 35211 B/G Piper Davis Youth Baseball League (205) 616-3309 fredone@bellsouth.net 29-Mar 9:30am Lowery Park West End AL Demopolis 36732 B/G Synergy Sports Training LLC (334) 289-2255 bsellers@gibbsandsellers.com TBD TBD Synergy Sports Field 1 AL Dothan 36302 G Dothan Leisure Services (334) 615-3730 cdempsey@dothan.org TBD TBD Doug Tew Park AL Dothan 36302 B Dothan Leisure Services/Dothan American (334) 615-3730 earnold@dothan.org TBD TBD Doug Tew Park AL Dothan 36302 B Dothan Leisure Services/Dothan International (334) 615-3730 earnold@dothan.org TBD TBD Doug Tew Park AL Dothan 36302 B Dothan Leisure Services/Dothan National (334) 615-3730 earnold@dothan.org TBD TBD Doug Tew Park AL Dothan 36302 B Dothan Leisure Services/Dothan Southern (334) 615-3730 earnold@dothan.org TBD TBD Doug Tew Park AL Gardendale 35071 B/G Gardendale Youth Baseball (205) 718-2671 lizx10@netzero.net 26-Apr 9:30am Moncrief Park AL Greenville 36037 B/G Greenville Parks & Recreation (334) 382-3031 brender@cityofgville.com TBD TBD Beeland Parks AL Madison 35758 B/G Madison PARD (256) 655-5894 gayle.milam@madisonal.gov 20-Mar 6:00pm Palmer Park Baseball Fields 7-8 AL Mobile 36604 B/G B&GC of South AL (251) 509-0371 ianderson@bgcsouthal.org TBD TBD B&GC of South AL Fields AL Montevallo 35115 B/G Montevallo Middle School (205) 682-6410 vchiaramonte@shelbyed.k12.al.us 26-Apr 10:00am Stephens Park AL Owens Cross Roads 35763 B/G Owen Cross Roads PHR (256) 508-9823 ocrrGirls Softball@gmail.com 1-Mar 9:00am Owen Cross Roads Rec Ctr - Baseball Field 1 AL Ozark 36360 B/G Boys & Girls Club of Southeast AL (334) 445-0512 jessicabgc@yahoo.com 4-May 4:00pm B&GC of Southeast AL AL Selma 36830 B/G Sarrell Dental (334) 707-6595 dagostinodm@yahoo.com TBD TBD Bloc Park AL Selma 36701 B/G Selam Toros Baseball Club (813) 949-3508 selmatoros@gmail.com 17-May 1:00pm Bloch Park - Selma, AL AL Sterrett 35147 B/G USA Playmaker Sports (205) 910-2372 greg@usaplaymakers.com TBD TBD TBD AL Tuscaloosa 35405 B/G Kiwanis Club of Tuscaloosa (205) 454-9889 dsgrill@yahoo.com TBD TBD University Church of Christ Ball Park AL Tuskegee 36083 B/G City of Tuskegee Recreation (334) 401-0543 tuskegeerec@gmail.com TBD TBD Tuskegee Public Elementary School AL Union Springs 36089 B/G Union Springs Youth Baseball (334) 807-1169 xrayarcher@yahoo.com 21-Apr 2:00pm Farrior Field Arkansas AR Arkadelphia 71923 B/G Arkadelphia Parks & Recreation (870) 246-5499 volz@cityofarkadelphia.com TBD TBD Youth Sports Complex AR Bentonville 72712 B/G Bentonville Youth Baseball (479) 619-7752 gspacknett@hotmail.com TBD TBD Memorial Park AR Booneville 72927 B/G B&GC of South Logan Co (479) 675-2764 rscottbgcslc@magtel.com TBD TBD Baseball/Softball Complex AR Conway 72034 B/G Mayflower Elementary School (501) 470-5734 Jkillins@mayflowerschools.info TBD TBD Franklin Pearce Park AR Fayetteville 72701 B/G City of Fayetteville (479) 575-8369 lballard@ci.fayetteville.ar.us 3-May 9:00am White River - Field 1-2 AR Fayetteville 72704 B Fayetteville Fall Baseball/NWA Muddogs (479) 871-0581 Msmuddogblack@hotmail.com TBD TBD White River Ball Park AR Harrisburg 72432 B/G Harrisburg High School (870) 578-2417 dgraham@hbgsd.org TBD TBD Baseball/Softball Complex AR Hot Springs 71901 B/G Hot Springs Boys & Girls Club (501) 623-2711 rennelllitzsey@gmail.com 15-Mar 11:00am 109 West Belding St AR Jonesboro 72404 B/G Weiner Elementary School (870) 834-0632 joseph.cross@hbgsd.org TBD TBD Weiner Elementary School Baseball Field AR Little Rock 72205 B/G Billy Mitchell Boys and Girls Club (501) 666-9486 sriffle@arclubs.org 26-Apr 10:00am Lamar Porter AR Marshall 72650 B/G Searcy County Community Center (870) 448-2948 searcyco_ec@yahoo.com TBD TBD Community Center - Big Field AR North Little Rock 72114 B/G North Little Rock Parks & Recreation (501) 753-5307 lweston@nlrpr.org TBD TBD North Heights Recreation Center AR North Little Rock 72114 B/G North Little Rock Parks & Recreation (501) 753-5307 lweston@nlrpr.org TBD TBD Sherman Park Recreation Center AR North Little Rock 72114 B/G North Little Rock Parks & Recreation (501) 753-5307 lweston@nlrpr.org TBD TBD Glenview Recreation Center AR Osceola 72370 B/G O.P.A.R (870) 815-9537 Andrelharris1974@yahoo.com TBD TBD B.J. 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    Waynesboro Amateur Athletics 435 Essex Avenue, Suite 105 Sports Media/Journalism Intern Waynesboro VA 22980 Description: The Waynesboro Generals are a member of the Valley Baseball League, a summer baseball league founded in 1923 that plays in communities in the Virginia/ West Virginia Shenandoah Valley. The Valley Baseball League, an NCAA-sanctioned league and a member of the National Alliance of College Summer Baseball, is funded in part by a grant from Major League Baseball. The League has produced well over 1,000 professional baseball players. The Waynesboro Generals play their home games at Kate Collins Field at Kate Collins Middle School in Waynesboro, Virginia. The Waynesboro Generals are operated by Waynesboro Amateur Athletics Inc., a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation managed by community volunteers. Waynesboro Amateur Athletics’ commitment to the community is to provide a civic responsible entity that improves the quality of amateur athletics, host a community fun filled family oriented activity, serve those in need, and demonstrate the example of responsible leadership within our Waynesboro, Virginia community. Internship: Waynesboro Amateur Athletics is looking for young, enthusiastic college students interested in a very interactive opportunity. The internship offers an opportunity to broaden, expand, and develop skills in the sports media and journalism concentration. Interns will serve a vital role in the organization and will have responsibilities working under the General’s Sports Information Director, Chris Graham. Responsibilities: Available for duration of season (June – Early August) Attend meetings with core volunteer and operations group Compose and submit press releases Write game reports for online media Update internet website and social media networks Provide commentary for play-by-play broadcasts Compose player and team special reports Develop creative ideas to grow the organization Requirements: We hope to learn from interns and share our experiences.
  • Valley Baseball League Microfiches, Is Taken from a She Said

    Valley Baseball League Microfiches, Is Taken from a She Said

    "■££»* e cBt&eze Mfc e tf* Vol. LI Madison College. Harrisonburg. Va.. Wednesday, August 6, 1975 Summer No. 8 » Madison Designated Bicentennial College Madison College has been designated a Bicentennial College by the American Revolution Bicentennial Ad- ministration of the federal government. College President Ronald E. Carrier was notified of the designation.by U.S. Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. To qualify as a Bicentennial College. Madison has scheduled activities in three categories related to the 200th birthday of the United States: "Heritage 1776," "Festival I S A." and "Horizons '76."' Under the guidelines of "Heritage 1776." the college is planning a series of programs and lectures on "The World of James and Dolley Madison." (Continued on Page 2) ^ 'Just in Time': U.S. Collection Has New Home By DEBBY TODD The ultrafiche requires It has a home now. and it special viewing equipment has been catalogued just in which the library received as time for the beginning of the part of the gift. Bolgiano said. 'Pursuit' Bicentennial celebration at Information contained in .Max I hi istnuinn (Charlie Pascale), a young Kirkland (Larry Bennet) looks on. The scene Madison College. the LAC covers a variety of Hessian officer who has deserted the British is from Madison College's summer production. It is the Library of topics, such as the history of army, is held at bay by family servant Beechie "The Pursuit of Happiness." which ended its American Civilization (LAC), science, military, political (Susan Powel). while her master Aaron four-day run Sunday night. a collection of materials on and social sciences, and the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIimillllllllllllHMMIUMUilMHIMMI microfilm relating to the arts, according to Bolgiano.
  • UNCG Mag 2017 Fall Spreads.Pdf

    UNCG Mag 2017 Fall Spreads.Pdf

    FRED CHAPPELL’S DESTINED TAKING GIANT STEPS, P.1 POETIC SALUTATION P. 12 TO TRANSFORM P. 38 RISING HIGHER FOR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS FALL 2017 Volume 19, No. 1 MAGAZINE Main Building and students with daisy chains, 1901 A Salutation to the Alma Mater in this Her Birth Year spoken by the community of all students, past, present, and future FRED CHAPPELL We gather to express all gratitude graced this special 125th For those enduring gifts that we received contents anniversary issue with a From the faithful nurturing Motherhood commemorative poem. He Of our University beloved. is the author of nineteen news front volumes of poetry, four This bright threshold of opportunity 2 University and alumni news and notes story collections and eight Opened promiseful new worlds unknown novels. He has received, To an eager community out take among other awards, the Whose pilgrimage had now begun. 8 UNCG Dance students soar in dance by Martha Graham, Bollingen Prize in Poetry, who visited UNCG several times. Aiken Taylor Award in We learned to study varied aspects of Nature, Poetry, T. S. Eliot Prize, To examine every thought as it occurs, the studio Prix du Meilleur Livre To bear us each as a friendly creature 10 Arts and entertainment Étranger from the On watchful terms with the universe. Académie française, Thomas Wolfe Prize, John Here we discovered the persons that we were, Destined to Transform Tyler Caldwell Award and And glimpsed the persons that we might become, 12 For 125 years, this campus has transformed students’ lives, Roanoke-Chowan Poetry Striding a measured thoroughfare has transformed knowledge and, in turn, has helped Prize.