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around ball fields, along a historic railroad bed and over a handsome arched bridge. Man-made Belleville Pond and nearby Secret Lake once provided water for a gristmill and sawmill in the 1790s.

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Australia have coughed up the Constellation Cup for just the third time in history after falling ... Aryang into wing defence and Price into centre, but still they coughed up ball and the margin ...

England cricket legend Sir Ian Botham was rescued by his former rival after a fall into a crocodile-infested river in ...

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Council workers collected the black balls into piles above the high-tide line ... The NSW government’s Beachwatch website reported that the water was polluted and unsuitable for swimming at ...

After allowing a long fly ball to deep left field that just barely ... Once again, he got into hot water right away – loading the bases on a walk and two singles, then giving up an RBI groundout ...

The Bureau of Meteorology announced that severe thunderstorms and damaging winds were expected for much of southeast Australia, including large sections of Victoria, leading into the weekend.

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