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Kinnier, Barylski Hope To Share Love For Baseball Through Hamptons Adult Hardball League

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Jim Kinnier Jim Kinnear and Peter Barylski, who wish to start an adult hardball league, photographed at Mashashimuet Park on Saturday, March 27th, 2021

authorCailin Riley on Mar 30, 2021
For baseball players who started playing the game at a young age, their trajectory in the sport goes something like this: they develop an understanding of and love for the... more

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