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A 2017 Sports Illustrated piece described ballpersons as “Roman bath slaves, forced to fetch the player’s sweaty towel and obsequiously hand it over…”
Published Nov 14, 2020
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Is the end of ballkids' towel-fetching duty a win? Depends who you ask
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Is the end of ballkids' towel-fetching duty a win? Depends who you ask
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