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This is going to tell you how to play soft ball. Field This is about the soft ball field. When you are at the field you will see the grass and the dirt in the dirt you will see Baces and they are white and the they are going to be in the middle and then on one side and the other too. And in the grass well you will see grass and maybe some holes too, but when you are playing soft ball then you will see how it works and then you will be playing to so in the grass you will be in the middle and the to other sides and then in the middle that is called center field because it is in the middle and on the right side there is going to be a thing call right field and that is because it is on the right side of the grass. On the other side it is called

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