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Baseball league kicks off on Panjab University campus

Players in action during a baseball match in Chandigarh on Friday.

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 24

First Baseball National Open Club League started today, on the Panjab University campus. In the first match, Bilaspur Club played a 6-6 draw against Dream Academy.

Mission Club, Chandigarh, defeated Faridabad Club 7-5. In the third match, BSA Club, New Delhi, ousted Yuva Club, Hisar, 10-0.

Royals Club, New Delhi, and Doon Striker Club played a 6-6 draw.

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