Taking them out to the ballgame. Lloyd Elam (standing, in Cub shirt) with some of the 38 youngsters he will be taking up to today's Cubs-Pirates game at Wrigley Field. The Lincoln philanthropist has been doing this for the past 20 years. After a breakfast of sausage, eggs and taters supplied by the Lincoln Eagles Lodge, it was into the charter bus and on to Wrigley.

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This young Cub fan gets a big breakfast before leaving for Wrigley Field. He was one of 38 youngsters Lloyd Elam was taking to the friendly confines to see a Cub game.

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