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Congressional staffers get geared up to cheer at the 1966 Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game. From left, Alleene from Rep. Clark Thompson's office, Barbara Cook from Rep. Robert Casey's office, Betty Anne Reichley from the Senate Finance Committee staff and Barbara (Bobbi) Lewis from Rep. James Hanley's office are photographed outside the Capitol in July 1966. Click on photo to enlarge. (Mickey Senko/CQ Roll Call File Photo)
Congressional staffers get geared up to cheer at the 1966 Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game. From left, Alleene from Rep. Clark Thompson's office, Barbara Cook from Rep. Robert Casey's office, Betty Anne Reichley from the Senate Finance Committee staff and Barbara (Bobbi) Lewis from Rep. James Hanley's office are photographed outside the Capitol in July 1966. Click on photo to enlarge. (Mickey Senko/CQ Roll Call File Photo)
By Meredith Dake-O'Connor
Posted June 5, 2014 at 11:48am

   

The 53rd Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game is on June 25. Buy your tickets now !  

The Republicans are looking to reclaim a title this year, after a disastrous losing streak. It will be an uphill battle since the GOP has lost its top player .  

Bookmark this page to follow all of our baseball coverage. We’ll see you at the game!

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