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INDOOR HITTING, PITCHING FACILITY OPENS FOR YOUTH BASEBALL PLAYERS

By Matt L. Stephens

Posted: December 15, 2011 at 5:46 a.m.

Anthony Reyes
A local group has opened indoor batting cages for youth baseball at 1000 Clayton St. in Springdale.

Little league baseball is as much a part of culture in Northwest Arkansas as the Arkansas Razorbacks.

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