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Artists And Writers Will Still Play Ball This Summer

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President Clinton called balls and strikes for the first few innings of last year's Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game.  PRESS FILE

President Clinton called balls and strikes for the first few innings of last year's Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game. PRESS FILE

President Clinton called balls and strikes for the first few innings of last year's Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game.  PRESS FILE

President Clinton called balls and strikes for the first few innings of last year's Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game. PRESS FILE

President Clinton called balls and strikes for the first few innings of last year's Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game.  PRESS FILE

President Clinton called balls and strikes for the first few innings of last year's Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game. PRESS FILE

Former President Bill Clinton called balls and strikes for the first few innings of last year's Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game.  PRESS FILE

Former President Bill Clinton called balls and strikes for the first few innings of last year's Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game. PRESS FILE

The 2019 Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game. PRESS FILE

The 2019 Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game. PRESS FILE

The 2019 Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game.  PRESS FILE

The 2019 Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game. PRESS FILE

authorMichael Wright on Jun 24, 2020
The organizers of the annual Artists & Writers Charity Softball Game in East Hampton say the game will be played this summer, albeit with some changes to account for the... more

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