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NOVEMBER /
DECEMBER 2006 ISSUE |
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What's inside this
months issue
As 2006 draws to a
close, Baseball Youth takes a look at how the lives of the Little League
World Series champs from Columbus, Ga., have changed. The players have
become fan favorites all over their home state. We also examine the
Cooperstown All-Star Village and how it has become a frequent
destination for baseball lovers in the past few years. Put the poster of
“Big Papi” David Ortiz up in your room, and read about the life of a
media relations person, Tennessee’s thriving baseball program, and tips
from baseball experts like the Ripkens. |
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Little League World Series champs
juggle growing celebrity with their daily lives
Just a couple months ago the Columbus Northern Little
League players became not only World Series champs but also big shots.
However, their limos are mom and dads’ cars, and their groupies are
friends and classmates.
Since
winning the Little League World Series in August, the players from
Columbus, Ga., have basically become celebrities, and the requests for
them to appear around Georgia and other places have been overwhelming.
The team even had to hire a marketing firm to handle their schedules and
the media. (click
here to read more of the story) |
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