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04-10-2013, 08:03 PM
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We played it in gym calss for maybe a month. Tough version of the game, no curves possible, but even a mediocre high school fastball is just about impossible to hit. We used a half court setup and balls hit off the dividing wall were in play. Over the dividing wall - through a 2-3 ft high space 20ft up with girders in the way as well - was a home run. And right field was screened from all but line drives by the basketball net/backboard- also in play.
The ball we had was really soft. I'd think hitting it anywhere over 100ft would be a very hard hit ball. Steve B 
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