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    ‘Baseball Rule’ doesn’t bar injured fan’s suit

    An injured baseball fan usually has about as much chance of winning a negligence suit as my Cleveland Indians have of winning a World Series.

    But the Idaho Supreme Court just gave the go ahead to the personal injury action of a spectator who lost an eye to a foul ball.

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