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Another season in the books for Baseball League
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Players from the Cardinals await their turn to receive their trophies.
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League Vice President Dr. Richard DeAngelis greets members of the Angels, the team his chiropractic office sponsored this past season.
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Players from the Red Sox championship team also got medals.
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Daniel Leon of the Rockies receives his trophy from coach Peter Gillen.
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Justin Gilmore, 5, awaits the start of the trophy day ceremonies.
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Head Coach Mike Bello hands out trophies to all of his players at the Valley Stream Baseball League’s season ending ceremony on July 16.
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Valley Stream Baseball League Vice President Dr. Richard DeAngelis welcomes all of the players to Trophy Day.
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The Valley Stream Baseball League wrapped up another season with its trophy day ceremony at Firemen’s Field on July 16. Players from all teams in the Sandlot, Slugger and Rookie divisions, which are for all the children age 8 and under, received trophies resembling miniature baseball mitts.
The league had more than 400 players for its 69th season consisting of 33 teams. Since Opening Day on April 30, games have been played all over Valley Stream including Firemen’s Field and several of the elementary schools.
The top teams from the Jeter and Wright divisions will be honored at the annual championship dinner in September.
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