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Cast members from 'A League of Their Own' reunite in the place where it all began

By Betsi Fores
May 11, 2016

Six members of the original cast reunited for the Bentonville Film Festival. The game was the second annual “A League of Their Own” reunion game.

>> Check out an Instagram photo from the reunion

The cast members in attendance, via Yahoo News, included the following:

Tracy Reiner (left fielder Betty "Betty Spaghetti" Horn), Anne Ramsay (first baseman/woman Helen Haley), Geena Davis (catcher Dottie Hinson), Freddie Simpson (shortstop/pitcher Ellen Sue Gotlander), Megan Cavanaugh (second baseman/woman Marla Hooch), and Patti Pelton (second baseman/woman Marbleann Wilkenson).

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Posted by Bentonville Film Festival on Monday, May 9, 2016

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