Articles About Perry League
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Heat, hair and halftime popsicles at Perry League
“From obsidian to Leia buns and dinosaur sunglasses — yes, it was that kind of night. We began our fourth Friday of Perry League under the looming shadow of a heat advisory, which had us planning a shortened session.”
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2025 Perry League Season | Season opens with joy, minus game
The longest day of the year arrived with about as idyllic a summer evening as you could imagine. We got to enjoy warm weather, sunny skies and a terrific game of T-ball at Gaunt Park.
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Rogue sounds in Perry League play
“In the interim, every time the sound of this rogue whistle filled the air, there was a pause in T-ball action.”
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Beauty abounds on T-ball field
Walking to the diamond adjoining the T-ball diamond Friday, July 21, to begin the field preparation process, we noticed a doe and two fawns frolicking in the open field.
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Perry League creates lasting joy
“The memories and feelings from this summer will warm our hearts during those cold dark days of winter. Our spirits will be lifted by the hope and promise of the upcoming 2024 season, for we know joy will always prevail.”
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Heat can’t dampen Perry League joy
Before the game even started, a trio of girls were observed in the infield tossing the fine dirt above their heads and making clouds while belting out “Let it Go.”
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Perry League’s ‘Midsummer Classic’ draws local sluggers
Many of those who arrived at Gaunt Park for the Perry League “Midsummer Classic” event were greeted by the unmistakable smell of french fries.
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Perry League’s noteworthy legacy
Three years after Donald Perry’s death in 1967, the baseball league he founded was renamed Perry League in his honor. His legacy has been going strong for more than half a century.
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Perry League | T-ball nights full of surprises
The local T-ball league has now encompassed more than five decades and endeared itself to the hearts of many children and families in the village.
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Perry League | Magical T-ball season starts anew
About five dozen children responded to the 6 p.m. whistle. You could sense the magic in the children’s faces as they anticipated play. I remembered just how fun and worthwhile these games can be in those first few moments while children line up and wait.
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