FRANKLIN COUNTY — The North Franklin Cal Ripken baseball season is underway. Teams from Avon, Kingfield, Stratton, Strong and Rangeley will play against each other in three division categories. Scheduled games are subject to change. Field information Avon: Walli Ballfield, Avon Valley Rd. Kingfield: Little League field, West Kingfield Rd. Stratton: Little League field behind […]
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Posted inThe Franklin Journal, The Rangeley Highlander
Kingfield, Rangeley rookies open Cal Ripken baseball season
Photos from the first game of the season for the North Franklin Cal Ripken rookie division Thursday, May 1, featuring teams from Rangeley and Kingfield.
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Youth baseball changes may help the game, local economies
Farmington Area Cal Ripken Baseball Majors division is following new distance regulations which means baseball teams can participate in tournaments.
Posted inLocal Sports, The Franklin Journal
Youth baseball changes may help the game, local economies
Farmington Area Cal Ripken Baseball majors division is following new distance regulations which means baseball teams can participate in tournaments.
Posted inLocal Sports, The Franklin Journal
Cal Ripken majors baseball starts season in Chesterville
Chesterville Community Ball Field is the first one in Franklin County to meet program requirements for teams in the older division.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Philbrick Park field to be converted for baseball and softball use
Selectmen also approved a $40 donation from Karyl and Roger Condit to replenish art supplies used by the Parks/Recreation Department.
Posted inCommunity Sports, Franklin, News, Sports, The Franklin Journal
Selectmen approve converting Philbrick Park in Farmington Falls to a multiuse ball field
A $40 donation was accepted from Karyl and Roger Condit for art supplies at the Parks and Recreation Department.
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Number of sports officials dwindling to crisis level, but Alfond center seeks to train next generation in Waterville area
Alfond Youth & Community Center hosted a clinic Saturday to help bolster the ranks of local baseball and softball umpires. Leaders say there is a national shortage of sports officials caused by their poor treatment at the hands of coaches, parents and fans.