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2012 Schedule and Car Magnet Matt Wieters Orange Replica Jersey 6 (All fans) 13 (1st 15,000 fans 15 & over) T-Shirt Thursday Jim Palmer Replica Sculpture 26 (1st 10,000 fans 15 & over) 14 (All fans) Frank Robinson Replica Sculpture Orioles Cartoon Bird Home Cap APRIL 28 (All fans) 15 (1st 15,000 fans 15 & over) Little League Day #1 T-Shirt Thursday 29 (Pre-registered little leaguers) JULY 26 (1st 10,000 fans 15 & over) Day Camper Day (Pre-registered day campers) T-Shirt Thursday 10 (1st 10,000 fans 15 & over) Orioles Maryland Flag Floppy Hat presented by 27 Miller Lite (1st 20,000 fans 21 & over) Brooks Robinson Replica Sculpture Fireworks (post-game) 12 (All fans) (All fans) Mother’s Day Sun Hat 13 (1st 10,000 females 18 & over) T-Shirt Thursday Field Trip Day presented by MASN & WJZ-TV 9 (1st 10,000 fans 15 & over) 23 (Pre-registered school groups) MAY Eddie Murray Replica Sculpture Fireworks (post-game) 11 (All fans) 25 (All fans) Kids Run the Bases (post-game) Orioles Camouflage Script T-shirt 12 (All kids 14 & under) 27 (1st 10,000 fans 15 & over) AUGUST Orioles Collectible Truck presented by W.B. Mason Little League Day #2 15 (1st 10,000 kids 14 & under) (Pre-registered little leaguers) Fireworks (post-game) 24 (All fans) Drawstring Bag presented by MLB Network 13 (1st 10,000 fans) Cal Ripken Replica Sculpture Oriole Park 20th Anniversary Tumbler 6 (All fans) 23 (1st 10,000 fans 15 & over) T-Shirt Thursday Kids Run the Bases (post-game) 13 (1st 10,000 fans 15 & over) 24 (All kids 14 & under) 28-30 Fan Appreciation Weekend JUNE T-Shirt Thursday (1st 10,000 fans 15 & over) 28 Fireworks (post-game) SEPTEMBER 28 (All fans) Fireworks (post-game) (All fans) 29 Fans’ Choice Bobblehead presented by AT&T 29 (1st 20,000 fans 15 & over) Earl Weaver Replica Sculpture 30 (All fans) July 15 July 13 TH ANN 20 IV ER S A R Y July 27 1 9 92 2012.

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