Gatherings: Peabody Police charity baseball game

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Jack Supino, a four-year cancer survivor, threw out the first pitch. With him is his dad, Ron Supino. Mark Lorenz
Kyle Morfis and Joshua Rourke took part in a baseball clinic at Emerson Park before the start of the charity game. Mark Lorenz
The Peabody police players' lineup included, from left, Deputy police Chief Marty Cohan, Sgt. Rick Sims, Officer Steve Zampitella and Officer Andy Sweeter. Mark Lorenz
Issabella Bettencourt, Abigail Bettencourt, Logan Lomasney and Elizabeth Bettencourt turned out to support their team in the Peabody police charity baseball game. Mark Lorenz
Peabody police Detective Stephanie Lane, John Waselchuck and Officer Mark Bettencourt pause for a photo. Mark Lorenz

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September 9, 2010

The Salem News Thu Sep 09, 2010, 12:06 AM EDT

PEABODY — The Peabody Police took on the Northshore Oldtimers on Labor Day in their 54th anniversary baseball game, a fundraiser for the Jimmy Fund. Among the Oldtimers' headliners were former Red Sox players, including John Tudor, Bill "Spaceman" Lee, Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd and Peabody's own Steve Lomasney. The game followed a baseball clinic for 8- to 12-year-olds. The Jimmy Fund supports cancer services and research at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.

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