Little League News
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Noel Gillespie didn't like what he was seeing. From the bench, the Phoenix Suns assistant coach watched his basketball team easily give up 48 points to the Golden State Warriors halfway through a game last year.
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About 100 police officers stood at attention as the casket of one of their own, Sean Collier, was loaded into a hearse under a gray drizzle, after his sister remembered a toddler who couldn’t let go of a threadbare blue teddy bear.
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Hundreds assembled at sunset yesterday under clouds streaked pink and blue in the Boston neighborhood of Dorchester to light candles and sing songs in the park where 8-year-old Martin Richard played baseball.
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The Boston Marathon bombing claimed the lives of an 8-year-old boy who loved baseball and a 29-year- old woman mourned by Facebook friends, who said she died at the scene of the carnage.
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The first youth baseball team from Africa to advance to the Little League World Series has been denied visas to enter the U.S.
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Little League teams from Japan and California will play for the World Series Championship title today if Hurricane Irene doesn’t disrupt the game in north- central Pennsylvania.
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Singers, season-ticket holders, soldiers and second-basemen were among those honored this year with throwing the first pitch, a tradition that marks the opening of the baseball season in parks across America and Canada.
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Huntington Beach, California, won baseball’s Little League World Series by beating Japan 2-1 with a game-ending, run-scoring single.
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A team from Japan captured the Little League World Series baseball title for the second time in three years as Noriatsu Osaka hit three home runs in a 12-2 victory over Goodlettsville, Tennessee.
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A team from California beat their Japanese opponents to win the Little League World Series baseball title.
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