The Women's Pro Baseball League has completed its first week of play in its inaugural season. The league features four teams, including one representing San Francisco. The team from San Francisco, known as the Firebells, is generating excitement locally.
Further details about the league and the Firebells are available from KRON4, including information about their games, which are currently being played in Springfield, Illinois.
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