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                        0:57  New space for the dogs at HAWS thanks to Tito’s vodka 🐕
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- It's the brainchild of a semi-pro baseball player who wanted to give his son a chance to play the game he loved, just with a few less broken windows. Fast forward to today, the classic backyard game is still going strong seven decades later. In this week's CBS 58 Hometowns, Jessob Reisbeck takes a swing at the growing popularity of wiffle ball.
                
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