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• Babe Ruth Baseball, Arlington, Va.

  http://www.eteamz.com/arlingtonbaberuth/
  Comprised of four different leagues, with seven levels of play.

• Babe Ruth League, Inc.

  http://www.baberuthleague.org/
  A listing of divisions, championships, news items, membership details, league information and contacts.

• Babe Ruth World Series 2003

  http://qbrws2003.tripod.com/index.html
  Contains information on the 2003 World Series held in Quincy, MA. Also, contains information on local and national board of directors, teams, slideshow and directions to Adams Field.

• Cape Cod Senior Babe Ruth

  http://www.capecodbaberuth.com/
  League site for Cape Cod Massachusetts.

• Dracut Baseball Association

  http://dracutbaseball.com/
  An organization dedicated to serving the youth of Dracut, Massachusetts.

• Glen Allen Youth Athletic Association- West Richmond, Va.

  http://www.glenallensports.com/
  This web site describes the sports program for the youth of Glen Allen in T-Ball thru Junior Babe Ruth Ball

• Hyde Park Babe Ruth Baseball

  http://hydeparkbaseball.tripod.com/HYDEPARK/
  A website for a local youth baseball league.

• Monroe County Babe Ruth

  http://www.mcbaseballregion.com/
  League history, team standings and schedules, game scores and pictures. Located in Rochester, New York.

• Monticello Arkansas Babe Ruth Baseball

  http://www.eteamz.com/monticello/
  The latest information about the league including schedules, game results, tournament information, and field conditions.

• Schererville Baseball League

  http://www.scherervillebaseball.org/
  Information, standings, and game results from Schererville, Indiana.

• Wilmington, NC Babe Ruth League

  http://www.winterparkoptimist.org/
  Winter Park Optimist Club contains information on standings, leagues, photographs, practices and schedules.

 

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