There are many pins that have
been created for District 4. Following is a representation of some of them.
Some leagues have created league pins. Summer 2002.
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Russ Pierce
umpired in the 2005 Majors World Series at Williamsport. This pin is
one of a set of several, each with a different color scheme. The pin
carries information about Pierce, based on his interests and
activities. In the perimeter are represented family, church,
university, and military career. |
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Russ Pierce
umpired in the 2005 Majors World Series at Williamsport. This pin is
one of a set of several, each with a different color scheme. The pin
contains the Little League pledge. |
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Following
the annexation of Mars into Virginia District 4 in 2003 this safe
and the following out pins were created, using the Marvin the
Martian motif. There are several of each, each with a different flag
color. |
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Long time and popular district personalities
John Pyron and Tim Young are memorialized on the pins. |
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This is the
popularly traded Yoda Pin. There are about 10 of these
pins. Each is distinguished by the color of the light saber
bat. In addition to the brown (shown) bat, there are white, blue,
yellow, oranges, purples, silver, and pink. |
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This
District 4 pin is one of a set of six, each with a different color
scheme. The league names are given in the periphery. This pin
was created prior to the inclusion of Alexandria in District 4.
Stars around the edge of the state represent the other 14 districts in
Virginia. |
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This
District 4 pin was created for the 2000 season and is one in a set of five. Shown is the green
version and includes Alexandria in the
leagues listed. There is a reference to Falls Church and District 4
Little League enthusiast and advocate, Tim Young, who died in December 1999. |
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One of a
set of ten, this pin (in the shape of the Pentagon) recognizes 9-11 and
highlights Let's Role. This is done within a sequence of
symbols which recite the Little League Pledge. |
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A simple
banner pin, the leagues are listed in gold to the right. |
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An All-Star
pin with the leagues identified in the outer ring. In different
versions the Virginia 4 also comes in light blue and in black. |
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A
participant pin given to all player and coach participants in the District 4 Starliper, 9-10 and Majors tournaments.
Each year the year designation increments to be current. |
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A
participant pin given to winning team players and coaches in the District
4 tournaments in 2000. |
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This pin
identifies the Challenger program in District 4. |
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An umpire
pin given to umpires after working a District 4 tournament game throughout
the late 90's and early 00's. Color schemes in this series are white
with red characters (shown), blue with teal, blue with green, blue with
white, and blue with red.
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An pin
representing umpires for District 4 (VA-4). This pin is one of
five. The others are distinguished by the color of the highlights on
the mask. In this example the white version is shown. Others
include blue, purple, gray, and peach. |
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This large
umpire pin is a set of five, each with a different color scheme.
Shown is blue with yellow state. Other combinations are maroon with
white state, red with blue, green with yellow, and black with white.
Along the base paths reference is made to umpire oriented rules. |
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There are
two sets of Strike 1-2-3, making a total of six different pins. Set
1 is red, white and blue (shown). Set two is green, yellow, and
black. The carpenter motif represents the pin creator. |
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The Little
League World Congress was held in Ottawa in 2001. Virginia was
represented by this pin, with representatives from each of the 15
districts having a different highlighted baseball on the periphery. |
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This
World Congress pin is done in the motif of the district pin seen
above. The outline of the state is shown with District 4 highlighted
in front of the cardinal. Yoda and the 15 stars are seen in the
bottom half. |
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This
Congress pin is done in the pattern of a quilt with swatches identifying
the connection of District 4 and Canada (maple leaf). It is an
Assistant District Administrator (ADA) pin from VA-4. |
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Rich Ealy
umpired in the 2001 Majors World Series at Williamsport. This pin is
one of a set of four, each with a different color scheme. The pin
carries information about Ealy, based on his interests and
activities. It is in the shape of the Pentagon and says so on the
perimeter, as well as FSU SEMINOLES, BRAVES, and US AIR FORCE |
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