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WILL THE REAL GIANT PLEASE STAND

by Larry Wynn

Scripture: I SAMUEL 17:40-51


Will The Real Giant Please Stand
Larry Wynn
I Samuel 17:40-51


A. Opening illustration: little league World series.

Ill. The little league, internationally, is made up of Over twenty-five thousand teams in twenty-three Countries across the world. In 1957, i believe, That one of the most unusual teams in the History of the little league world series Participated in that event. This team was from Monterey, mexico. They were an unusually Small team - short in stature, they looked Undernourished. But, my, how they played Baseball. They did everything exactly right. They won their region and they went on to the District tournament, which took place in mcallen, Texas. All the other teams from that district saw This little team from across the border in Monterey, and they sort of laughed and said, ''They sure look small.'' but somehow they won That tournament and won that district and went On to the little league world series, which Takes place every year in williamsport Pennsylvania. Once again they were the Underdogs, as all the press gathered for this Event that's televised nationally and Internationally. But they went through the first Round and the second round until finally miracle Of miracles, this little league team from Monterey was playing in the final game for the International championship of little league. They were playing, of all teams, one of the Largest teams ever to participate in the world Series. They were form california. And they Weighed all the members of the california team And all the members of the monterey team and Discovered that the california team outweighed The other team over thirty pounds per player. A Reporter interviewed one of the players for the Monterey team and told them how large the Team was from california and how they were Heavily favored. And the little fellow said in Spanish, ''we're here to play them, not carry Them around.'' and so the game - was played, And a little fellow f ...

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