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Arlington Babe Ruth Baseball (13-15)
and Middlesex League (16-18)


Check here regularly to stay informed of news and events.  Any questions, please contact the Board (see Contacts), your team manager, or write to .

For the Babe Ruth baseball program for 5-12 year olds (Cal Ripken Division) as well as the Girls Softball program for 10-15 year olds, please visit the website for Arlington Youth Baseball and Softball Association.

 
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CARDINALS - TOWN CHAMPIONS
by posted 07/14/2008

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ENTIRE CARDINALS TEAM AND STAFF FOR GOING ALL THE WAY AND BECOMING THE 2008 SENIOR BABE RUTH TOWN CHAMPIONS
 
BATTING CAGE AT SPORTS CENTER
by posted 04/18/2008

Arlington Sports Center (The Rink) Batting Cages are now open for the spring and summer seasons. Hours of operation are Mon. – Thurs. 9am – 9pm, Fri., Sat. & Sun 9am – 10pm or by appointment.

RATES = $45per hour or buy a pass for 10 hours @ $350.00 (a savings of $100).

 

Facility includes: 1 hitting tunnel, soft toss stations, 1 regulation practice pitching mound and an area for infield and or ground ball fielding practice.

For rental opportunities or more information on renting the facility, please call Dave Cunningham (781-316-3882 or 617-966-3009) or the Arlington Recreation Dept. (781-316-3880).


 
ARLINGTON BABE RUTH NEWS - December 2007
by posted 12/13/2007

ARLINGTON BABE RUTH NEWS
December 2007


Babe Ruth Life Cycle
For the players, coaches, and managers, it starts at the Fall tryout.  Players get a taste of the “big diamond” and the managers start the assessment process for the following year. The winter months settle in and the manager notes are put aside. In March, spring is not that far away and Babe Ruth has another tryout, so kids can once again showcase their skills to the managers and coaches of the current 12 teams. The kids then nervously wait to see which team they will be on with a new season about to begin. As managers and coaches, we evaluate all the players to ensure that we are placing the players at the appropriate levels. The kids are drafted onto their teams and the season begins and before too long, the season is nearing an end. Another year passes and kids graduate and the rookies move up a notch to veteran status. The managers and coaches are all volunteers who all work to ensure that the over 160 players have a positive Babe Ruth experience.

Volunteer Spotlight
Allen Jokinen, first year manager of the 2007 Town Champion Marlins, found out why we volunteer, as the smiles of his 14 players was his paycheck. Yet it is not always about winning; just ask league president, Jim Robillard, who has braved the cold, rain and his share of winning (and losing) seasons over 40 years. Of course, if it were all about winning games, we wouldn’t be here. The winning comes from more than winning games and volunteers find that out quickly. The program runs on the generosity of volunteers.

If you have questions or would like to be part of our program, please contact:
Al Ticehurst  - 781-281-2154  - .

 
 
 
 
 
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