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| River Eels to Host Baseball Clinic |
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 The River Eels Clinic is just one of many events taking place at Hometown Sports Day. Click here for Colony Place's ad. Bruins alumni will be appearing to sign autographs, auctionPAL will be on hand to help you sell your unwanted sports equipment and sports-themed items, a lecture on the science of baseball will be offered, plus much more! Baseball clinic: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Science of Baseball lecture/demonstration: 1:00 - 1:30 auctionPAL services: 11:00 - 3:00 NEW!! Appearance by Bruins defenseman Andrew Alberts: 1:00 - 3:00 NEW!! Circuit City offers Wii games to try on the big screen 11:00 - 3:00 NEW!! Michael's hosts a scrapbooking table 11:00 - 3:00 NEW!! Dick's Sporting Goods has a table full of fun promotions 11:00 - 3:00 NEW!! New England Hot Dog serves hot dogs: 12:00 - 1:00 NEW!! Village Vineyards welcomes you to a micro-brew tasting at their shop all day There is no fee for attending these events. Click the link below for details about our instructors and for more information on the other events on Hometown Sports Day. BASEBALL CLINIC The baseball clinic will be an overview session to help youngsters prepare for the upcoming season. Among our instructors will be baseball professionals Jason LaRocque, Devon Teeple, and Brian Trupiano.
LaRocque was the captain of the Harvard baseball team and helped lead the Crimson to three consecutive Ivy League Championships and a trio of NCAA Regional berths. Jason worked in the scouting department of the Boston Red Sox and participated as a coach in Major League Baseball's International Envoy program, working with amateur and professional players in China and Japan. He has also coached with Headfirst Baseball. Jason was the bullpen catcher for the Boston Red Sox in 2005 and 2006. Teeple was a standout pitcher for York College in Nebraska and was named 1st team All Conference in the MCAC and was York's College Athlete of the Year. Along with leading the York College Panthers in games played, games started, innings pitched, strike outs, (1997-2001) and Wins and ERA, (2001), "Devo" became the first York College Panther to sign a professional contract, signing with the Gateway Grizzlies of the Frontier League in 2001. The southpaw pitched for the Grizzlies as well as the River City Rascals. Trupiano grew up around baseball and the broadcast booth, and played at Eastern Connecticut State University and at Rhode Island College. Brian participated in Steve Buckley's Old Time Baseball Game in Cambridge in 2001-04 and played professionally with the Brockton Rox of the Can-Am League. River Eels merchandise , including official game jerseys, leather seam bracelets, hats, and t-shirts will be available for purchase at the event.
Bring with you your no longer needed sports equipment and sports items, or digital pictures of them. auctionPAL experts will sign you up and prepare your items to be sold. You take your items home, wait for shipping materials from auctionPAL and then get a a check. For more information, check them out at www.auctionpal.com  Alberts played four years at Boston College and was twice named Hockey East First Team All Conference and First Team East All American. He played on Team USA in World Championships in 2006 and 2007. Andrew was the Bruins' sixth round draft pick in 2001 and joined the team in 2005. Alberts, a solid defender, is regarded as the Bruins' hardest hitter and led the team last season in penalty minutes. Alberts has been on the injured list since December with post concussion syndrome, and is expected to start working out with the team shortly. 
  Circuit City is bringing over the Wiis and the big screen. Play some great sports games on this fantastic system and learn about how Circuit City product and service offerings on all types of entertainment and electronics.   |
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