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2. Christopher Columbus High School (Miami-Dade County, Florida)

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   Junior varsity level sports include: baseball, basketball, football, volleyball, hockey, soccer, wrestling and lacrosse. Freshman level sports offered are: baseball, basketball, football and volleyball. In 2009, Christopher Columbus High School won the Dodge Sunshine Cup All-Sports Award for boys' athletics programs in Class 6A. [7]

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4. Hagerstown Flying Boxcars - Wikipedia

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   The Flying Boxcars unveiled team logos in September 2023 showing a pilot wearing an aviator hat and baseball uniform astride a C-119. [ 12 ] In November 2023, the club held a contest to name the team's mascot.

5. Bat boy - Wikipedia

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   Thirteen-year-old Calvin Griffith as a bat boy for the Washington Senators in 1925. Mascots and bat boys had both been part of baseball since the 1880s. Perhaps the most famous mascot/batboy was Eddie Bennett, who was supposedly hired as a mascot by the Chicago White Sox at the urging of Happy Felsch in 1919, a tale Eddie told often but no White Sox player ever corroborated.

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7. House of David (commune) - Wikipedia

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   In 1913, the Israelite House of David began to play competitive baseball and by 1915, they were following a grueling schedule. The House of David became famous as a barnstorming baseball team which toured rural America from the 1920s through the 1950s, playing amateur and semi-pro teams in exhibition games. They were motivated by the need to ...