The Rinat Rattlers won the B league championship, sweeping a doubleheader against the Lamplighters and avenging an in-season loss. The Rattlers turned four double plays

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This past Sunday, August 4th, the Newark Bears – members of the Can -Am Baseball League, hosted Jewish Heritage Night at Bears and Eagles Riverfront

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