WordNet
n. a commercially sponsored baseball league for players between 8 and 12 years of age
Usage examples of "little league".
It was a fishbone of resentment lodged deep in his throat, proof against all psychological Heimlich maneuvers, that the Bobcats were the losingest team in the history of Little League, baseball, and American sport.
I played in the streets with the kids from the neighborhood, then I graduated to Little League on a team sponsored by Renraku.
Do you think he'd know a kid like Matt Kinney or Kevin Rochefort, if it wasn't for Little League?
It seemed like such a nice thing to do - organize a team for kids who were too embarrassed or too young to be in Little League or to play T-ball.
She had sufficient influence over him to keep him at home, when other members of the brave little League of The Scarlet Pimpernel followed their leader with mad zest, on some bold adventure.
He walked me out to my bike, and we talked for a few minutes about our Little League baseball team that would soon start practicing.
Well, Rick was a swell name for a Little League coach, the reporter had said, as kindly as he could, but it was hardly appropriate for a world-class journalist.