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Charity gives Boston youth a sporting chance

Support for athletics also pays off in the classroom

Orchard Gardens team members rallied before a middle school volleyball game against Timilty. The game was made possible by the Play Ball Foundation, which funds interscholastic sports programs for Boston middle schools. Orchard Gardens team members rallied before a middle school volleyball game against Timilty. The game was made possible by the Play Ball Foundation, which funds interscholastic sports programs for Boston middle schools. (Barry Chin/Globe Staff)
By Bob Hohler
Globe Staff / June 3, 2012
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Bringing life to barren athletic venues, the nonprofit Play Ball Inc. has established football, baseball, volleyball, and Double Dutch jump rope leagues throughout a cash-strapped system that previously offered middle schoolers only basketball and track

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