Celebrities Come Out for Surf Dawgs
Published on June 21, 2006 under Golden Baseball League (GBL)
San Diego Surf Dawgs News Release
SAN DIEGO - The San Diego Surf Dawgs, in conjunction with Fresh Start Surgical Gifts, present the Inaugural Celebrity Softball Game to be played on June 26 when the Surf Dawgs take on the Yuma Scorpions at 7:20. The softball game will begin at 6:00 p.m.
Fresh Start Surgical Gifts provides children with physical deformities the chance for a "fresh start." A non-profit organization, Fresh Start provides the surgery and rehabilitation free of charge. The surgery weekend takes place locally with children being flown in from around the world to have the surgery here in San Diego. Proceeds from the game will be given to Fresh Start.
Here is a list of the celebrities scheduled to appear:
Eric Allen
Andre Reed (Buffalo Bills)
Marc Prescott (Channel 8)
Jim Trotter (Union-Tribune Sports Writer)
Jason Austell (Channel 8 Helicopter Reporter)
Scott Turner (San Diego Chargers 1998-2002)
Marcus Price (San Diego Chargers 1997-99)
Skip Hicks
Quentin Jammer (Current San Diego Chargers Cornerback)
Terrell Fletcher (San Diego Chargers 1995-2002)
Alex Molden (San Diego Chargers 2001-02)
The Surf Dawgs are in the middle of an eight-game at Tony Gwynn Stadium. Monday will make for a wonderful event. Come out and see celebrity guests from all over.
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