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Flint's fatherly role serves Roy well
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yes | 8:38 p.m. June 21, 2009
Stan is just as his daughter has suggested, a person that has helped many young
girls learn the fast pitch game. It is people like Stan that do it for the love
of the game. He has never charged for pitching lessons, or hitting lessons, he
has just given of his time willingly. How many others can do that because they
want others to feel the joy and not the hurt of the pocket book. We need more
Stan's...thank you Stan for always being there with yur time.
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