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Museum Set to Open in Lee, Seeks Volunteers

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LEE, Mass. -- The Baseball in the Berkshires Museum will open its summer 2023 exhibit at the Lee Premium Outlets on Thursday, July 6.
 
Visitors will have a chance to learn about stories rooted in baseball diamonds and corn fields from Sheffield to North Adams.
 
"With summers short and winters long, we find that the history of Berkshire County baseball is not only rich with numerous major and minor league players but also many recreational players," museum director Larry Moore said. "These athletes’ dreams are fulfilled on the numerous local diamonds. Additionally, there are many famous players with connections to the Berkshires. Griffey, Maddox, Ruth, Belanger, Hermanski, Gehrig and Dimaggio to name just a few."
 
The exhibit will be open Thursdays thru Sundays from noon to 6 p.m. and is located in the old Dress Barn space across from Calvin Klein.
 
Baseball in the Berkshires is looking for volunteers from high school age thru our Golden Agers to help meet and greet the exhibit’s visitors. Baseball in the Berkshires may be contacted by email (lmgymfest@aol.com) or phone (413-822-6738).
If you would like to contribute information on this article, contact us at info@iberkshires.com.

Lee Seniors Win County Youth Football League Title

By Leland BarnesiBerkshires.com Sports
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Lee Seniors Saturday won back-to-back Berkshire County Youth Football League championships with consecutive undefeated seasons.
 
Lee, who has been unbeaten since 2022, continued its reign of dominance with an 8-0 win over Pittsfield at Berkshire Community College.
 
Lee’s Bryce Hoff went 59 yards for a rushing touchdown in the first quarter, and it ended up the only score in the contest.
 
Pittsfield, who had only lost one game in their season to Lee, early looked to find revenge in the championship game rematch.
 
Lee had a really good run game for the most part, with Hoff getting most of the carries.
 
Pittsfield made it tough for the South County powers to find good passing options.
 
Pittsfield’s defensive backs found ways to prevent the big plays that Lee is known to make.
 
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