The
American Legion first sponsored a nationwide youth baseball program
in 1925. Over the years, millions of young players have taken
part in the program — having fun while developing their
skills, maintaining personal fitness, and learning the importance
of teamwork, discipline, leadership and good sportsmanship.
In New Jersey, there are two divisions of American
Legion Baseball. The Senior program is designed for Players 18
years old and under. The Junior Program is designed for players
16 years old and under.
2007
Post 281 American Legion Baseball Awards
American Legion coaches and Post 281 Commander
with the
2007 Post 281 Baseball Award winners:
Freshman:
John Brocious
Sophomore:
Ken Myers
Junior:
Ryan Collins
Senior:
Rick Abate
Taylor Field, Home of
the Gloucester Twp. Tornadoes
2008
Player Eligibility
American
Legion Baseball competition in 2007 is
open only to players born on or after
January 1, 1989; any player born in 1988
is NOT eligible to play ALB.
Stetser-Lamartine Post 281 is the proud sponsor of the Gloucester
Twp. team in District 4. Our coach is Bob Myers. Home field is
Taylor Field on Taylor Ave. in the Chews Landing section of the
township.
American
Legion Code of Sportsmanship
I will:
Keep the Rules;
Keep Faith with my Teammates;
Keep my Temper;
Keep myself Fit;
Keep a Stout Heart in Defeat;
Keep my Pride under in Victory;
Keep a Sound Soul, a Clean Mind and a Healthy Body.
The
American Legion first sponsored a nationwide youth baseball program
in 1925. Over the years, millions of young players have taken
part in the program — having fun while developing their
skills, maintaining personal fitness, and learning the importance
of teamwork, discipline, leadership and good sportsmanship. 
