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By CATHY SMITH
Rappahannock New* Contributing Writer
About 300 ball players lined up gn Stuart Field in Amissville Satur'day for the Opening Day ceremonies ter the Rappahannock Athletic Association (RAA) last Saturday made f quite a sight. ' RAA President Rich Pentecost vihtroduced Glenn Drone of the “211 ■ West” band who sang the national 'anthem. Dr. David Snyder spoke to tiie players and coaches stressing the importance of good sports-. manship. The Rev. Tom Everett led
prayer for protection of the playRAA
announces that sign up for ZXhe Senators, a team for 16-18 year Isolds will take place this Saturday ; ;from 10 a.m. imtil noon at the • Amissville Volunteer Fire Depart! Iment. The fee is $25. For more infor1 Imation call 937-5975.
Christine Cortez, director of ] marketing for the Prince William i > Cannons announced there will be a | ■' ‘baseball camp for 7 to 15 year-olds ail ion July 22 and 23. The camp will be
f|!at the Woodbridge stadium. For tnore information call 590-2311 or 730-2640.
The RAA thanks Capt. Luther I Stuart ands Mrs. Maybelle Stuart ,for donating the ballfields used for jmuch of the RAA schedule. They
|«also thanked John and Loraine Early * lfor solely sponsoring youth baseball {for many years. Today Early’s Car|{pet is till a team sponsor. RAA also :'l thanked the Amissville Ruritan club for building the community center at the ball field.
Six teams remain without sponsors, and RAA is counting on community support to provide sponsors for those teams. The full list of teams is:
Cubs - Coach Holly Propst, spon: sor Mrs. Mickey Stuart
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