The Riverside Minor Baseball Association hosted its second annual 100-inning charity game on Friday and Saturday.
The Riverside diamonds were used throughout the day by teams of all ages despite the sweltering weather. Players were asked to complete pledge forms before the event to help raise money for this year’s chosen charity, Family Respite Services.
Organizers were also selling food and raffle tickets on Saturday to raise funds.
Family Respite Services helps local families with children with intellectual, physical and mental health disabilities by taking care of the child for a short period of time.
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Shortstop Miles Walsh, 8, fields the ball while competing in a house league match during the 2nd Annual 100-inning game at Riverside Baseball Park, Saturday, June 22, 2013. (DAX MEMER/The Windsor Star)
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The Tecumseh Rangers compete against the Riverside Royals during the 2nd Annual 100-inning game at Riverside Baseball Park, Saturday, June 22, 2013. (DAX MEMER/The Windsor Star)
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