Oceanside Little League visits Portland Sea Dogs, parade field before first pitch
Mon, 06/23/2014 - 1:00pm
The Oceanside Little League had its league named flashed on the jumbotron at Hadlock Field, home of the Portland Sea Dogs. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Little League baseball and softball players got to march around the field prior to the game. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Several Oceanside Little League baseball players look into the Altoona Curve’s bullpen. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
A pair of Ravens baseball players run the bases post-game. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Walking around the field prior to the first pitch. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Emma Morrison, a minor league softball player for The First, was selected to represent Oceanside Little League and announce the Sea Dogs batting in the bottom of the third. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
A small section of Oceanside Little League fans. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Cushing Cobras. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Vinalhaven Islanders. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Coach Joe Nelsen, Sr. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
These youngsters took a break from looking into the Altoona Curve’s bullpen to smile for the camera. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Emma Morrison prepares for her announcing debut. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Emma Morrison on the jumbotron. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Coach Albert Willis. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Many Ravens baseball players attended the game. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Cushing Cobras. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Oceanside Little League had its league named flashed on the jumbotron at Hadlock Field, home of the Portland Sea Dogs. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Little League baseball and softball players got to march around the field prior to the game. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Several Oceanside Little League baseball players look into the Altoona Curve’s bullpen. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
A pair of Ravens baseball players run the bases post-game. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Walking around the field prior to the first pitch. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Emma Morrison, a minor league softball player for The First, was selected to represent Oceanside Little League and announce the Sea Dogs batting in the bottom of the third. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
A small section of Oceanside Little League fans. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Cushing Cobras. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Vinalhaven Islanders. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Coach Joe Nelsen, Sr. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
These youngsters took a break from looking into the Altoona Curve’s bullpen to smile for the camera. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Emma Morrison prepares for her announcing debut. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Emma Morrison on the jumbotron. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Coach Albert Willis. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Many Ravens baseball players attended the game. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
The Cushing Cobras. (Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
(Courtesy of Tom Peaco)
Oceanside Little League baseball and softball players, along with their coaches and families, attended a Portland Sea Dogs baseball game on June 22. The Sea Dogs are a minor league affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.
Highlights of the day, besides the game, included parading around the field prior to the first pitch, having the league name appear on the jumbotron and running the bases post-game. Emma Morrison was also selected to announce the Sea Dog batters in the bottom of the third inning.
The Sea Dogs fell to the Altoona Curve, a minor league affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-4.
Oceanside Little League fans contributed to the announced sellout crowd of 7,368.
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