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Little Leaguer® The official newsletter of Little League Baseball and Softball

Volume 26 - Issue No. 3 March 2009


Pioneering Spirit: District Administrator Bob Santheson Was a Forbearer of Little League’s Challenger Division Members of the Downey Memorial Little League in Brockton, Mass., with the support of former Massachusetts District 7 Administrator Bob Santheson, were responsible for developing the framework for what became Little League’s Challenger Division. ...

Tips from the Treasurer: Protect Your League, and Yourself, from Financial Problems

Every season, local Little Leagues raise funds to cover the costs of operating their leagues, but recently Little League International has noticed more stories in the media regarding missing funds at local non-profits such as Little Leagues. ...

Looking to the Future: Time Capsule to Commemorate 70th Anniversary of Little League

To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of Little League, participants from around the world are invited to send a message to future Little Leaguers and Little League volunteers. ...

Patrick Pacacha Named Little League International’s Director of Publications

Patrick Pacacha has joined the Little League International Communications Department in Williamsport as Director of Publications. ...

Nominations Are Now Being Accepted for the Little League International Awards Program

Little League International is currently accepting nomination submissions from local leagues and volunteers for the 2009 Little League Baseball and Softball Awards program.. ...

Despite Economy, Little League Remains the Affordable Choice for Children, Families and Neighborhood

The cost of operation is an annual task for Little Leagues throughout the world, but still the program remains and affordable option for more than 2.6 million children who wish to play organized baseball or softball. ...

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