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Riverside camp helps youths prepare for today’s baseball
Coach Tom Loza gathers kids participating in the Riverside Sandlot Softball & Baseball Camp for an after game cheer at Hunter Hobby Park in Riverside on Thursday. Photos by Anjali Sharif-Paul — staff photographer
Ezra Munoz, 6, thows the ball to third base during a practice game.
Jordan Patterson, 8, runs to home base during a practice game.
Kids participating in the Riverside Sandlot Softball & Baseball Camp cheer for their teammates.
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The next baseball legends have to start somewhere.
It could be at the Riverside Sandlot Softball & Baseball Camp.
The summer tradition returned to Riverside this week.
Kids who love baseball and softball practiced at camps held Tuesday and Thursday at the city’s Hunter Hobby Park.
Youths between 6 and 13 worked with coaches to take swings, make throws and run the bases as they prepared for games scheduled for today.
The city’s Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department, Riverside Community Parks Association and the Riverside Police Foundation presented the event.
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