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    Huntington Park is beginning to take shape

    The Dispatch wrote Clippers ballpark, scheduled to open next season, is beginning to take shape

    Sunday, May 11, 2008

    BY JIM MASSIE

    Huntington Park suddenly is more than a $56 million dream or hole in the ground sandwiched between Nationwide Arena and the Buggyworks building. The Clippers will move their triple-A baseball operation from Cooper Stadium to this state-of-the-art ballpark for the 2009 season.

    “You can start to feel it,” he said. “It is starting to have a shape and a form to it. You’re starting to see all the drawings and things you’ve been doing start to come to life.”

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