H.Res. 663 is a ceremonial resolution celebrating the 100th anniversary of The American Legion Baseball program, which was officially established in October 1925. The resolution honors the program's legacy of using sports to teach young Americans citizenship, discipline, and sportsmanship through mentorship from military veterans. Since its founding, the program has served over 10 million participants and currently operates more than 3,500 teams across all 50 states, Canada, and Puerto Rico, with notable alumni including baseball Hall of Famers, politicians, and celebrities. The resolution recognizes the program's ongoing role in character development and athletic excellence for youth across the nation. This is a non-binding congressional recognition with no funding or specific timeline requirements—it simply honors the program's contributions to American youth development.
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