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Hi Francis,

Is hardbat popular in France?

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mynamenotbob wrote:
Hi Francis,

Is hardbat popular in France?

Its popularity is growing more and more. We created a french hardbat ranking in September 2008, we were 300 players ranked, in September 2009 we'll be more than 700, and we hope to be at least 1000 in September 2010. In June, there was a tournament in Guerande (West of France) with more than 100 players.

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I have a set of green Leyland-look hardbats, same case with net, posts and balls.

I used to have half a dozen pen hold and shakehands bats with orange sponge and the same Leyland-like pips out (short) pips. Have no idea where they went over the years.

These were ones I was brinigng in from Canada back in 1971.
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