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01-01-2010, 04:53 PM
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Very interesting, Four.
I didn't know girls baseball was such a big deal. I've never seen any of these except types like the two at the bottom numbered 6 and 7. Are you able to add to these relatively often?
Wonder why so many teams were called Bloomer Girls? I better sign off. I'm having politically incorrect thoughts. Thanks you for sharing. I always enjoy something new. (New to me that is.) 
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