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Kyle McFalls, 7, son of Sean and Laura McFalls of Akron, OH runs from home plate to first base at the Little League Museum Saturday. Visitors can time themselves as they run the actual distance to first base.
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Ian Nevius, 11, son of Beth Nevius of Catawissa tries to catch the home run ball over the fence at the Little League Meseum Saturday.
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Alan Evans, 5, springs down to first base as his brother Albe, 11, waits at home plate at the Little League Museum Saturday.
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A couple watch a video in the Little League Meseum Saturday.
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From left: Kyle McFalls, 7, his brother Connor, 10, friend Kae Albright, and grandmother Kathy Beahn of Akron, OH sit on one of the dugout benches from Lamade Stadium at the Little League Museum. The bench was more recently used from 2001-2008 on the South Lawn of the White House for 20 T-Ball games during George W. Bush's presidency.
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