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Some 15 years ago, a group of Richfield Springs parents started working together to provide opportunities for their kids to play Little League and youth baseball and softball. The group, led then as now by Len Pickens, asked property owners in the area to allow them to make baseball and softball diamonds on their property temporarily.

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