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Dizzy
Dean Baseball, Inc. has been organized as a youth baseball
program for all youth regardless of sex, religion, race or
color, five (5) through nineteen (19) years of age. The game
is played on a baseball field suitable to the physical
development of growing youngsters. The main purpose of this
program is to expand Dizzy Dean Baseball, Inc. and to
provide a recreation outlet for as many youth as possible
with emphasis being on local league play rather than
tournament play. However, state tournaments and Dizzy Dean
World Series are for leagues wishing to participate.
CLARIFICATION OF PREVIOUS BAT ANNOUNCEMENT
Use of bats in DIZZY DEAN BASEBALL INC,
announcement effective immediately.
There have been several questions asked since the
initial announcement on the use of bats in Dizzy
Dean Baseball, sanctioned events, in particular ones
that are designed or marked "COACH PITCH". This
follow up from the previous announcement is intended
to clarify the intent of the aforementioned
correspondence. Baseball bats that are designed or
marked as "COACH PITCH" and/or not for use with
regulation baseballs are not legal in DIZZY DEAN
BASEBALL INC. sanctioned events that use regulation
baseballs. This is for all ages and divisions of
T-Ball, Coach Pitch, Farm League, or any other
division of DIZZY DEAN BASEBALL INC. REGULATION
BASEBALL INCLUDE THE 9" AND 8.5". Contact your
DIZZY DEAN BASEBALL INC NATIONAL DIRECTOR if you
have any questions.
Danny Phillips
National Commissioner
Dizzy Dean Baseball & Softball
Dizzy Dean Baseball would like to
extend condolences to the family of Mike Brannon,
who passed away this afternoon in his home.
Visitation:
July 20, 6p-8p
Messmer-Goodwin Funeral Home
225 Dana Road
Warrior, AL 35180
Visitation/Funeral:
July 21, 12p-2p (Visitation)
July 21, 2p. (Funeral)
Elvester Baptist Church
Nyota Rd.
Warrior, AL 35180
Important information on
tournaments in Southaven
click here. If you are not registered on that web site
by Monday @ 3:00pm contact
Danny Phillips 901-262-2239
The 11 year old Irondale coach is ok
and returning home today. |
