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Wall’s Ford and EJBL Fundraiser!
Wall’s Ford is a proud sponsor of the EJBL, and is showing its support by inviting all EJBL members to take advantage of a special promotion. For the entire month of May, Wall’s Ford is asking all members to service/maintain their vehicle with us. When you do, you will receive a 5% bonus for every dollar you spend. Wall’s Ford will also match that 5%, and at the end of the month will donate it to the EJBL. For more information click here.
Bryan Wall would like to personally handle your first visit with them, please contact him @ bryanwall5@yahoo.com or 978-382-1555 to schedule your first appointment!
Opening Day Pictures!!
Click on the Photo Albums link on the left to see pictures taken at Opening Day!
Click here to read an article from Seacoastonline.com about it.
We have received the official word on bat regulations for 2012 at every level. Click on the link above to read the memo from league headquarters.
Cal Ripken Division (ages 7-12) - The bat may not exceed 33" in length, and the bat barrel may not exceed 2 1/4" in diameter. Only 2 1/4" barrel non-wood bats marked BPF 1.15 will be allowed. Wood 2 1/4" barrel bats will be allowed.
Babe Ruth Division (ages 13-15) - The bat may not exceed 34” in length, and the bat barrel may not exceed 2 5/8” in diameter. All aluminum/alloy barrel bats and all composite handle (only) aluminum/alloy barrels are allowed. Only composite barrel bats certified and marked BBCOR .50 will be allowed. Wood barrel bats conforming to the specifications of Official Baseball Rule 1.10 are allowed.
Senior Babe Ruth Division (ages 16-18) - The bat may not exceed 34” in length and the bat barrel many not exceed 2 5/8” in diameter or be greater than a -3 length to weight ratio. Only composite bats certified and marked BBCOR .50 are allowed. Wood barrel bats conforming to the specifications of Official Baseball Rule 1.10 are allowed.
Upcoming Board Meetings
Board meetings are usually held the first Thursday of the month at the Exeter Senior Center on Court Street
**NEXT MEETING**
WHEN: Thursday, June 7th - 7:00pm WHERE: Exeter Senior Center, 30 Court St., Exeter
All are welcome to attend.
2011-2012 EJBL Board of Directors
Welcome EJBL's new Board of Directors for 2011-2012: Lee-Ann Cammett, Lorraine Crist, Tom Daly, Brett Elmore, Todd Gibbons, Troy Gilbert, Ed Gullison, Brian Hoyt, Jeff Jackson, Doug Lenihan, Keith Palmer, Lee Rollick, Andy Singh, Bob Stephens and Jay Swett.
A special thank you to our outgoing Board members - David Allen, John Brescia, Matt Carbone and Terri Hersey. Thank you for all your hard work!
Sponsors who wish to support the league may buy an outfield sign for the coming season. The vinyl signs are 3'x5' and are available in many different colors and are customized with your organization's logo. Signs are displayed on the outfield fence all season long.
Sign cost:
1st Year: $225 for 1 sign or $400 for 2 signs (both Currier & Walsh fields).
2nd Year: $150 for 1 sign or $250 for 2 signs (both Currier & Walsh fields).
In addition, your business will receive a free web ad on the league's website, be listed as an official sponsor and your logo will be listed in the opening day program!
Online ad on the EJBL website only: $75
For more information email Brett Elmore. Thanks to all our sponsors for their continued support!
Thank You Yankee Clipper!!!
The EJBL would like to thank The Yankee Clipper Yard Maintenance for donating their time and efforts in keeping the ball field at Gilman Park in game-shape for the Rookie League games this season. The Yankee Clipper is owned by and includes many former EJBL players and they know the importance of keeping the playing field ready for action. Thanks for all their hard work!
Scorebook page
Have you run out of pages in your score book? Simply click on this link to print another page. Scorebook
"Love the game and do your best - you’ll always be a winner." - Cal Ripken Jr., April 2007, to an EJBL player
“Cal (Ripken, Jr.) is a bridge, maybe the last bridge, back to the way the game was played. Hitting home runs and all that other good stuff is not enough. It’s how you handle yourself in all the good times and bad times that matters. That’s what Cal showed us. Being a star is not enough. He showed us how to be more.” - Joe Torre
