Little League kicks off its season in a big way
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John Zarnitzky throws the first pitch of the North Riverdale Baseball League season at Sid Augarten Field this past weekend.
EIAN KANTOR
The North Riverdale Baseball League kicked off its season with a parade through the neighborhood on Saturday.
EIAN KANTOR
The Ponytail Softball team marches in the North Riverdale Baseball League parade Saturday.
EIAN KANTOR
Dean Mercedes and Dylan Mercedes get ready to march in the North Riverdale Baseball League parade last weekend as baseball season officially gets under way.
EIAN KANTOR
The Parkview Sports Pirates take off their caps and sing the national anthem before the first pitch marking the start of the North Riverdale Baseball League's season Saturday.
EIAN KANTOR
Little league players in the North Riverdale Baseball League marched in full uniform with balloons in hand to mark the start of the season last weekend.
EIAN KANTOR
After postponing the parade a week, the North Riverdale Baseball League took to the streets with banners, balloons and flags on April 14 to kick off its season.
Delightfully balmy weather punctuated an otherwise erratic spring, making for a perfect opening day.
Elected officials joining the young athletes included U.S. Rep. Eliot Engel, Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz and state Sen. Jeff Klein.
Little League teams converged on Sid Augarten Field in North Riverdale where the Dodgers’ John Zarnitzky threw the first pitch to raucous applause.
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