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Wiffle Ball has hardly ever felt the pressing need to diversify its line.
Making a Wiffle Ball Joshua Robinson 2011
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Since then, aficionados have taken Wiffle Ball far more seriously than the Mullanys could ever have anticipated.
Making a Wiffle Ball Joshua Robinson 2011
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They just know that their Wiffle Ball has ducked and dived for 58 years.
Making a Wiffle Ball Joshua Robinson 2011
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In 2005, a Wiffle Ball and bat made the cover of Sports Illustrated in the hands of Olympic softball star Jennie Finch.
Making a Wiffle Ball Joshua Robinson 2011
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Wiffle Ball made skinny wooden bats until 1972 before switching exclusively to plastic.
Making a Wiffle Ball Joshua Robinson 2011
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Right about then, Mullany's life took a crazier turn than any Wiffle Ball.
Making a Wiffle Ball Joshua Robinson 2011
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Last week, New York state characterized freeze tag, Wiffle Ball, kickball and dodgeball as potentially hazardous, thereby subjecting camp providers overseeing those games to state regulation.
Lazar Greenfield's 'Semengate' Stuns Scientific Community 2011
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Little Debbie and I played Wiffle Ball with a Wiffle Ball bat so I did a little diddle dance, and said so, out loud, twenty three times, fast!
Did A Little Debbie Diddle Dance michael dickes 2011
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Better yet, Wiffle Ball has had orders from couples who wanted their names printed on balls so they could give them out as party favors—at their wedding.
Making a Wiffle Ball Joshua Robinson 2011
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And the following year, one man famously paid $30,000 at a charity auction to play Wiffle Ball with David Ortiz.
Making a Wiffle Ball Joshua Robinson 2011
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