Philadelphia – A New Jersey Little Leguer was thrown into the air by Little Legier to celebrate a domestic run, which later earned him a suspension, raised by a judge sold for approximately $ 10,000 at the auction on Friday.
The sales of the signed bats signed by 12 -year -old Marco Rocco will be donated to the program for which he plays for the Hydenfield Little League.
His father, who Roco said in a lesson, “Marco loves the Little League and is happy that he is able to give back to an organization he likes very much.” “Little League was such a large part of Marco’s life for a long time.”
The auction by the Goldin auction attracted 68 dialects. The winning bid was $ 9,882, and the winner bidder’s name was not announced.
Marco’s bat Flip in the final of the Little League Sectional Tournament took place on July 16, an rejection, one-game suspension and a legal battle.
The suspension would have excluded him from the first game of the state tournament.
Joe Roko took the Little League in the court and won an emergency temporary preventive order, which allowed Marco to play in the double-elimination tournament.
The incident was also remembered with a pin available in the Little League World Series.
Bat Flip also attracted attention from major legers, who biased the boy.
