It features 18 original
works of art depicting scenes and themes from Mays' life. He pelted 660 home runs
and had 1902 runs batted in. Mays
played for the New York Giants from 1951-1957, the San Francisco Giants from
1958-1972 and the New York Mets from 1972-1973. The 501 (c) 3 charitable foundation (the
first in professional sports to be established and administered by the players
themselves) helps support the players' individual charitable activities and
augments them with a core group of community outreach programs.

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New Exhibit Coincides with Black History Month

LOUISVILLE, Ky. The artwork is
complemented by artifacts on loan from the private collection of Ron Leff.m. Cost is $9 for adults, $8 for seniors ages 60+, $4.playerschoiceclub .

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The show
not only pays tribute to the "Say Hey Kid" and celebrates his 75th birthday ,
but also depicts the success story of a genuine American icon. Call
(502) 588-7228 or visit http://www.

The mission of Louisville Slugger Museum is to celebrate and communicate the
extraordinary role of the Louisville Slugger in baseball's past, present and
future.95 per month. Since 1996, the Major League Baseball Players
Trust has touched the lives of thousands of disadvantaged people in hundreds
of communities around the world.

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Louisville Slugger Museum(R) Presents Willie Mays: 24 at 75 Celebrating the 'Say Hey Kid'

Mays was born on May 6, 1931 in Westfield, Alabama.
"Players Choice Club will make fans feel like baseball insiders, with
special access, special products and special memories available only through
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A master of every facet of the game, he finished his 24-
year career with a lifetime batting average of .

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- A road jersey from 1958 - the first year the Giants moved from New
York to San Francisco
- A 1962 All Star Bat - the same year Mays signed a $90,000 baseball
contract (the largest contract at the time)
- Baseball gloves that belonged to Mays in the 1950s and 60s
- Original and never-before-displayed photography of Mays at Crosley
field in Cincinnati, Ohio

The artwork and artifacts in the "Willie Mays: 24 at 75" exhibit provide a
unique perspective into the life and career of the living legend.

Members are invited to attend
personal meet-and-greet events with current and former players, bring their
kids to children's baseball clinics given by current and former players, and
attend group outings with current and former players, for example.

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'Players Choice Club(TM)' Comes to St. Louis with Children 's Baseball Clinic and Meet-and-Greet with Hall of Famer George Brett

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Highlights of the member benefits available in Players Choice Club(TM)
include:

-- Free Meet-and-Greet Events with current and former Major League
Baseball players around the country

-- Free Children's Baseball Clinics with current and former Major League
Baseball players around the country

-- Group Outings to baseball games with former Major League Baseball
players

-- Members-only invitations to player parties and other special events
around the country

-- Spring training conventions in Florida and Arizona

-- Discounts on game tickets, road trips, baseball camps and more

-- Incredible discounts on popular player products and exclusive quality
collectibles

-- Access to the members-only online store featuring the newest baseball
and Players Choice Club(TM) logo merchandise

-- Opportunity to get cool stuff such as authentic player autographed
photos and jerseys

Dues for Players Choice Club(TM) Membership are $19.

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for children ages 6-12, and free for children 5 and under.

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The
Players Choice Club(TM) is a members-only club providing fans the opportunity
to attend year-round special events where they can interact directly with
Major League Baseball players off the field.

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Players Choice Club(TM) has designated the Major League Baseball Players
Trust as their charity partner.

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"We're thrilled to share so many amazing items that celebrate the life and
career of one of baseball's brightest stars," said Anne Jewell, executive
director of Louisville Slugger Museum.302. Mays was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in
1979.

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He played centerfield
throughout most of his career and is considered one of the greatest baseball
players of all time., year-round, and Sunday from noon - 5 p.m.

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Artifacts featured in the "Willie Mays: 24 at 75" exhibit include:
- Mays' Silver Bat Award from 1954, the same year the New York Giants won
the World Series and the same year Mays made the historic play known
today as "The Catch" - a moment also depicted in the show with an
original oil painting by Charles Grund.m. Louis on
August 17 to officially introduce the new club and participate in a children's
clinic and meet-and-greet event. "We couldn't be more excited about all the
opportunities that Players Choice Club presents for fans to share with players
in celebrating this great game.

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Louisville Slugger Museum marks the occasion with a new exhibit
entitled Willie Mays: 24 at 75, Celebrating the "Say Hey Kid. "He was an extraordinary athlete and a
fascinating , complex man who overcame some tremendous hurdles. He was the first African
American team captain in Major League Baseball. PHILADELPHIA, Affinity Club Network, LLC is proud
to announce the launch of the Players Choice Club(TM), the only club
officially licensed by the Major League Baseball Players Association.
Baseball fans can join Players Choice Club(TM) online at
http://www.
Affinity Club Network, LLC, a leading developer of affinity and customer
loyalty programs in sports and entertainment , operates Players Choice Club(TM)
under an exclusive license from the Major League Baseball Players Association.

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during the months of
April through November.

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The show also includes never-before -exhibited photography, interactive
stations and a birthday greeting for visitors to sign which will be sent to
Mays.
His career began in the Negro Leagues, with the Birmingham Black Barons.

Louisville Slugger Museum is open for tours (including Museum exhibits,
the Louisville Slugger bat factory and gift shop) Monday - Saturday from 9
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Unlike many promotions where one fan in a million meets a player, the
Players Choice Club(TM) was created so all members can get closer to the
players and get closer to the game of baseball.

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, Willie Mays, who wore number 24
during his stellar Major League career, celebrates his 75th birthday on May 6 ,
2006.

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His jersey, number 24, was retired by the San Francisco Giants.
Even though Jackie Robinson had broken the color barrier in Major League
Baseball in 1947, that did not end discrimination and prejudice against other
African Americans, like Mays, who followed Robinson into the Majors.

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- 5 p. Hall of Famer George Brett, co-
chairman of membership for Players Choice Club(TM), will be in St.

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Willie Mays got his nickname, the "Say Hey Kid," because "Say Hey" was a
phrase he often used to get attention from people whose names he did not know.com or by calling (toll-free ) 877-883-9083.

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" The exhibit
opens January 10 and runs through March 25, 2006.