Breeze Has Openings

By KIM HARMON

Published: Jun 07, 2000 12:00 am

Breeze Has Openings

The Connecticut Breeze 18-and-under girlsâ fastpitch softball team has two roster spots (pitcher and outfielder) remaining for the summer 2000 traveling team. The team will play six tournaments (three local/three travel) and compete in a weekday night league. If interested, please call Mark McCusker at 426-1501 or Tom Charney at 1-203-877-9148.

Rockies Tryout Camp

The Colorado Rockies major league baseball team will be holding two open tryout camps on Thursday, June 15 (at Palmer Field in Middletown) and Friday, June 16 (at Fussenich Park in Torrington). All tryout camps will begin at 9 am and are open to players ages 15 to 23. All players must be in full uniform and players participating in American Legion must bring a permission slip from manager or post commander. For further information, contact Rockies scout David Scrivines at 1-203-877-5997.

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