Umpire Don Dozier at the Little League World Series
Editor's Notes: It is Tournament Time and everyone is tuning in to watch the Little League World Series. We all know how the players make it to the LL WS. They compete on the field and earn the right to represent their parks, state & region at the WS Tournament. Did you know that the umpires have to earn the right to call the games at the LL WS? In the Clubhouse is Don “D J” Dozier, Little League Umpire in Chief of Little League District 2 in Georgia, to describe for us how the umpires are selected to call the games in Williamsport. What do pins and dancing have to do with umpiring games at the LL WS? What the show and you will understand! One thing we can tell you about D J is that he umpires for the right reason: “The love of the game”. On a more important note, all of us at CHG hope your step son Andy comes home to your family safe and sound after serving our country in Iraq! “Lets play ball”! If you like this show, be sure to check out our “Videos On-Demand” feature for more great shows on your favorite subject: youth sports. You can subscribe to CHG or share today’s show with your friends and family by clicking on the “Subscribe and Share” tab in the menu at the top of the page and following the direction
 
 





        
 

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This day in 1960, the AFL

played the first preseason

game with Boston Patriots

defeating Bills in Buffalo 28-7.