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FLEMINGTON-RARITAN BASEBALL (FRB)

REC

Baseball · Flemington area · Hunterdon County, NJ

Little League baseball founded 1953, serving Flemington and Raritan youth as a nonprofit organization.

Sports
Baseball
Offers
Rec
Ages
12U
Gender
Coed
Location
Flemington area
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From the organization’s own website · checked Aug 2026

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