Little League Baseball Builds U.S. Youth Franchise
The Little League program for boys aged 8 to 12 grows nationwide from Williamsport origins in 1938. Carl Stotz founded it. sponsors like United States Rubber Corp back the league, with 12 players per team and 60 foot bases. The league aims at health, sportsmanship, and equal opportunity, culminating in a Williamsport world series.
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Carl Brotz
Williamsport
Rubber Company
Aizo
United States Rubber Company
Statz
United States
Happy" Chandler
Bruce
Dudley
American Association
G. M. Tautmen
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Little League
America
Lttle Boys of America
Milk stains and incinerator notes in old text
Incomplete OCR mentions milk stains on glass and a method with lukewarm water and soda. References an incinerator serving several families and a gas unit burning about three bushels per hour. Also hints at a simple cheese sauce using evaporated milk and grated cheese.
10 000 See Championship Game
In ten years the Little League grew to national prominence with organized league play and a world series. In 1949 over 10 000 people watched the Little League world series final between Hammonton New Jersey and Pensacola Florida.
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Raine Listander
Butler
Pensacola
Mickey McConney
Brooklyn Dodgers
United States
Hammonton
N.J
Fla
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