2010-06-24 / Front Page

A promise made becomes a promise kept


NOT-SO-CAREFUL CUTTING– Bronco Dodgers player Payton Horne, 11, center, reacts as teammate Bryce Pickard, 12, cuts Payton’s long hair after the team won a playoff championship. Payton kept a promise that his long locks of hair would come off if the team made the playoffs. The team not only made it into the postseason, they won the championship. IRIS SMOOT/Acorn Newspapers NOT-SO-CAREFUL CUTTING– Bronco Dodgers player Payton Horne, 11, center, reacts as teammate Bryce Pickard, 12, cuts Payton’s long hair after the team won a playoff championship. Payton kept a promise that his long locks of hair would come off if the team made the playoffs. The team not only made it into the postseason, they won the championship. IRIS SMOOT/Acorn Newspapers
SURVIVOR–Diane Horne hugs the head of her son, Payton, after the Bronco Dodgers won the playoff championship game at Dos Vientos Community Park on June 14. Earlier in the Newbury Park PONY baseball season, when the team was in last place, Payton promised his teammates that if they made it to the playoffs, he would get a buzz cut. He kept his promise when his team met the challenge IRIS SMOOT/Acorn Newspapers SURVIVOR–Diane Horne hugs the head of her son, Payton, after the Bronco Dodgers won the playoff championship game at Dos Vientos Community Park on June 14. Earlier in the Newbury Park PONY baseball season, when the team was in last place, Payton promised his teammates that if they made it to the playoffs, he would get a buzz cut. He kept his promise when his team met the challenge IRIS SMOOT/Acorn Newspapers

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