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Kids on the reds enjoyed their special uniforms for the day.
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More than $1,500 was raised during the event, as players wore special T-shirts and pink socks.
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Members of the mariners took a minute from playing to pose with their Babeball for a Cure T-shirts.
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Little leaguers were all smiles, especially as their team came to bat, on May 10.
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Baldwin little league hosted its first ever Baseball for a Cure event on May 10 to raise money for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center at Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre.
Courtesy Tom Reilly
Baldwin Little League players donned pink and white T-shirts on May 10 to raise money for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center at Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre during its first ever Baseball for a Cure event. The league raised north of $1,500 on the day.
Rob Oliveri, the league’s tournament director and Dee Cruz, its president, came up with the Baseball for a Cure idea, and decided to hold it on the day before Mother’s Day.
All little leaguers wore the same T-shirts the Baseball for a Cure logo and pink socks.
Tom Reilly, a league coach, said, “It was a great day all of the kids had fun and it brought the community together.”
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