Birchwood Brewing, a popular gathering place for fans of the Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond team, was packed by the time Kayden Oliver threw the first pitch at 3:10 p.m.
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Maine team gets off to rough start at Little League World Series
Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond loses its opening game, 10-0 to Northeast Seattle, and now will play in an elimination game on Saturday.
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Little League notebook: Plenty of practice, but players get time for fun, too
The arcade room has been a popular spot for members of the Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond team, getting to mingle with players from around the world.
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Members of 1971 Augusta Little League squad reliving its past World Series ride
Some former players say they are pulling hard for Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond in Pennsylvania this week.
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Maine players, families revel in atmosphere at Little League World Series
The New England champions from Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond will take on the Northwest champions from Seattle in their opening game on Thursday afternoon.
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How to watch Maine’s team in the Little League World Series
Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond will play Media, Pennsylvania, in an elimination game Saturday.
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Memories linger for last Maine team to play in Little League World Series
The 2005 Westbrook baseball all-stars revel in having played on the big stage, and they’re rooting for Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond at this year’s World Series.
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Meet the Maine kids who will play in the Little League World Series
From their favorite foods to their favorite movies, get to know the 14 players from the Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond baseball all-stars.
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Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond one win away from Little League World Series
The undefeated Maine champions will play for the New England Regional title Thursday night against Canton, Mass. The game will be televised on ESPN at 7 p.m.
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Where have you gone, Little Leaguers?
In southern Maine and across the country, participation in an iconic baseball tradition – and a model for organized youth sports – has dropped significantly in recent decades.