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Tradition continues with all-Indian softball
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MONDAY, JULY 14, 2003 The Oklahoma Native American Sports Association hosted the 51st All-Indian men's fast-pitch softball tournament in Oklahoma City over the weekend. The 50 teams almost didn't get to play this year because the Oklahoma City Softball Association didn't renew its lease on a city park. ONASA stepped in as a replacement and will bid on a five-year lease to continue the tournament. Get the Story:
All-Indian softball tournament alive and well (The Daily Oklahoman 7/13)
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