 Left to right: Kevin Maas, New York; Terry Kennedy, San Diego; Sal Bando, Oakland; Scott Sanderson, Chicago; Geoff Zahn, Los Angeles; Gene Walter, San Diego; Jose Alvarez, Atlanta; Alan Wirth, Oakland
Play ball!
- Battin’ 1000 is a unique national pro-life initiative designed around the theme of baseball. It seeks to promote a culture of life through the endorsements and engagement of major league personalities.
- Battin’ 1000 is also a campaign that aims to raise funds to support American Life League’s Campus for Life.
- The format mirrors the major league through the establishment of 30 teams, in friendly fund-raising competition complete with baseball paraphernalia and imagery.
- Team standings are posted online!
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League Executive Team
- Chairman: Sal Bando
- American Life League rep: Margaret Guellich
- Director of Owner Development: Bill Connor
- Chaplain: Archbishop Timothy Dolan
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 Sal Bando
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Divisions and Teams
- The "Battin' 1000" program is composed of 30 teams divided into
two "groups" (American and National) and each group into 3 divisions.
Standings
- Teams will compete based on donations to date. Standings will be updated and posted on web.
Spring Training
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Season
Post Season
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 José Alvarez talks to the media in Phoenix
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Players
- Every individual or organization donating or pledging $1,000
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All Stars
Preferred Members
Fan Club
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 Paul Blewett and family with autographed baseballs from Sparky Anderson.
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