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| − | + | We have a team in <a href=http://www.avanttravel.com/page.php?sale=Louboutin-Decoltissimo>Louboutin Decoltissimo</a> the MSBL and this past season we played in the 25-and-older division. We usually bring a nice crowd. We're pretty competitive. We have played the Philly police before and have formed a great brotherhood with them. Billy Killian, who organizes the Philadelphia Police team, said this is the fourth annual baseball charity event. We traditionally play the Philly Fire department for CHOP to raise money for their child life program which is in place to help the patients and their families with things to do while they are staying at CHOP, Killian said. We want to enhance their quality of life when they are in a hospital setting. Killian said previous benefit games have been held at Campbell's Field in Camden. We've been playing against Michael's Allentown team for a <a href=http://www.avanttravel.com/page.php?sale=Discounted-Tory-Burch-Flats>Discounted Tory Burch Flats</a> few years now and we wanted to extend the invitation to them to get them on board and try to raise more money for the hospital, Killian said. We have a lot of former high school and college players on our team. One name that stands out is Bobby Filler, an <a href=http://www.radiorcs.com/page.php?sale=Kate-Spade-Leather-Wallet>Kate Spade Leather Wallet</a> outfielder who still holds several records at Temple University and we have a couple of nephews of <former>major leaguer and Philadelphia native] Bobby Higginson on the team, Killian added.There will be some special things going on for kids on Oct. 4, including some raffles that include Philadelphia sports items.Killian is a member of the police force and the general manager of the Philadelphia police sports program. In the last five years, Killian's sports program has raised more than $20,000 for CHOP.For ticket information, call Killian at 267-688-7212 or Torres at 484-550-8200. Copyright 2014, | |
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Revision as of 23:55, 29 September 2014
We have a team in <a href=http://www.avanttravel.com/page.php?sale=Louboutin-Decoltissimo>Louboutin Decoltissimo</a> the MSBL and this past season we played in the 25-and-older division. We usually bring a nice crowd. We're pretty competitive. We have played the Philly police before and have formed a great brotherhood with them. Billy Killian, who organizes the Philadelphia Police team, said this is the fourth annual baseball charity event. We traditionally play the Philly Fire department for CHOP to raise money for their child life program which is in place to help the patients and their families with things to do while they are staying at CHOP, Killian said. We want to enhance their quality of life when they are in a hospital setting. Killian said previous benefit games have been held at Campbell's Field in Camden. We've been playing against Michael's Allentown team for a <a href=http://www.avanttravel.com/page.php?sale=Discounted-Tory-Burch-Flats>Discounted Tory Burch Flats</a> few years now and we wanted to extend the invitation to them to get them on board and try to raise more money for the hospital, Killian said. We have a lot of former high school and college players on our team. One name that stands out is Bobby Filler, an <a href=http://www.radiorcs.com/page.php?sale=Kate-Spade-Leather-Wallet>Kate Spade Leather Wallet</a> outfielder who still holds several records at Temple University and we have a couple of nephews of <former>major leaguer and Philadelphia native] Bobby Higginson on the team, Killian added.There will be some special things going on for kids on Oct. 4, including some raffles that include Philadelphia sports items.Killian is a member of the police force and the general manager of the Philadelphia police sports program. In the last five years, Killian's sports program has raised more than $20,000 for CHOP.For ticket information, call Killian at 267-688-7212 or Torres at 484-550-8200. Copyright 2014,
