Little League Museum Celebrates First Year With Interactive Exhibits
In Williamsport Pennsylvania the Little League Museum marks its first birthday near the World Series park. Visitors can pose with a dummy catcher and umpire near a large photo mural from the 1982 championship. Rooms feature themed displays from Play It Safe to World Series highlights on video, plus interactive lessons.
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Little League Headquarters Campus Near Williamsport
Little League headquarters sits on a 46 acre site near Williamsport, sharing the grounds with the series stadium, three Little League fields, a swimming pool, batting cages, a Red Cross building and the Little League Museum.
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Inside International Grove Little League World Series housing
International Grove houses ten cabins an office infirmary a covered pavilion and a large dining hall. Each World Series team has a cabin with bunks for 14 players and cots for two coaches. Little League started in 1839 in Cooperstown and Williamsport.
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Tee Ball Introduces Young Little League Players to Baseball
Tee Ball helps six to nine year olds learn basics by using a waist high tee instead of pitching. It aids youngsters who struggle to hit pitched balls and avoid zone challenges while teaching rules and basic skills for future Little League play.
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