Infield Elected 2002 Home: Southampton, N.Y. Hits R | Throws R | Votes L
Bishop will wear a New York Yankees jersey, No. 1 for New York’s 1st District and hopes that his performance will earn him a tryout with the Bronx Bombers.
Infield Elected 2006 Home: Waterloo, Iowa Hits R | Throws R | Votes L
Braley will wear the uniform of the Cedar Rapids Kernels, a Class A minor-league affiliate of the Minnesota Twins. This year’s Congressional Baseball Game is the first game during which Braley has represented Cedar Rapids (after congressional redistricting).
Infield Elected 2010 Home: Wilmington, Del. Hits R | Throws R | Votes L
Carney will be wearing a Homestead Grays uniform, No. 15, in honor of Judy Johnson, a Negro League third baseman. Johnson is the only Delawarean in the Hall of Fame.
Outfield Elected 2000 Home: St. Louis, Mo. Hits R | Throws R | Votes L
Clay will be sporting a St. Louis Cardinals jersey with No. 1, a nod to his district, as well as his friend and mentor, Cardinals Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith.
Outfield/Infield Elected 2012 Home: Granger, Ind. Hits R | Throws L | Votes L
First elected to the House in 2006, Donnelly will wear jerseys from the University of Evansville and the University of Indianapolis. The jerseys represent two communities he is proud to now serve as Indiana’s newest senator.
Manager Elected 1994 Home: Forest Hills, Pa. Hits R | Throws R | Votes L
The longtime manager will be wearing the uniform of his beloved Pittsburgh Pirates, No. 14 because he represents the 14th District. If he were to wear the number of his favorite player, he said it would be 21, for Pittsburgh Hall of Fame player Roberto Clemente.
Infield Elected 2012 Home: Brooklyn, N.Y. Hits R | Throws R | Votes L
Jeffries will be wearing a Brooklyn Cyclones jersey, No. 8. The Cyclones play Double-A baseball in Coney Island, one of the unique neighborhoods in his district.
Outfield Elected 2012 Home: Flint Township, Mich. Hits R | Throws R | Votes L
Kildee will be wearing a Central Michigan University jersey, No. 5. Central Michigan is the congressman’s alma mater and his daughter, Katy, is attending classes there now.
DREAMers prepare to deliver cantaloupes to the offices of the 224 House members who voted in favor of Rep. Steve King’s amendment. Each cantaloupe will be wrapped with its own sticker that says “This cantaloupe was picked by immigrant hands in California. You gave Steve King a vote. Give us a vote for citizenship.”
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