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  • Is that a screwball that youngster just threw? We’ll have to ask Joe Cardwell, a former college pitcher at the University of South Carolina, who was on hand to help coach young ballplayers at Fisch Camp. T. MICHAEL STONE/Staff
    Is that a screwball that youngster just threw? We’ll have to ask Joe Cardwell, a former college pitcher at the University of South Carolina, who was on hand to help coach young ballplayers at Fisch Camp. T. MICHAEL STONE/Staff
  • Assistant coaches Michael Rogers, Jonathan DePaolo, Chris Lundy and Caleb Jones. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff
    Assistant coaches Michael Rogers, Jonathan DePaolo, Chris Lundy and Caleb Jones. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff
  • Louie Seabolt threw out the first pitch. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff
    Louie Seabolt threw out the first pitch. LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff
  • Kids participate in a base-running drill. T. MICHAEL STONE/Staff
    Kids participate in a base-running drill. T. MICHAEL STONE/Staff
    Greene County resident and former Major League Baseball player Mike Fischlin partnered with Greene County Recreation to host the second annual “Fisch Camp,” a one-day junior baseball clinic held at the Recreation Complex on May 17.The first camp, held last August, saw 90 boys of all skill levels enjoy a day of learning the game, participating in drills, and collecting autographs from...

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