The 12U all-star team, a contender for the state title, found out a half-hour before Tuesday’s playoff game that it was ineligible because is did not play enough regular-season games.
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Hundreds celebrate return of Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond Little League team
Fans cheered on the New England champions as they paraded down Main Street in Gray on Sunday.
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Parade to honor Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond Little League team on Sunday
The New England champions were the first team from Maine since 2005 to play in the Little League World Series.
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Little League notebook: First-inning escape sets stage for Gray-NG rally
An unusual double play got Gray-New Gloucester off the field in the top of the first before the Mainers went on to tie the score at 3-3.
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Mainers lose a heartbreaker in final inning, ousted from Little League World Series
Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond had rallied to tie the score at 3-3, but ultimately falls to Media, Pennsylvania, 5-3, in an elimination game.
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Little League notebook: Team hosts play vital role in World Series experience
The Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond team has 2 volunteers assisting them, providing players and coaches with everything from snacks to fresh laundry and making sure the team stays on schedule.
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Little Leaguers move on quickly from loss: ‘Now we’ve got a second chance’
The Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond team faces an elimination game Saturday versus Media, Pennsylvania, at the Little League World Series.
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Check out all the photos of Maine’s team at the Little League World Series
Photos by staff photographer Derek Davis.
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Little League notebook: Former pitcher from Maine cherishes a precious memory
Jeffrey Keezer, who played for the Augusta team at the 1971 Little League World Series, throws out the first pitch before Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond’s opening game.
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Fans gather in Gray to cheer on their team at Little League World Series
Birchwood Brewing, a popular gathering place for fans of the Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond team, was packed by the time Kayden Oliver threw the first pitch at 3:10 p.m.