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Graham MacFarlane prepares to hit a pitch from his son, Shayne MacFarlane, as they get a little bit of extra practice Tuesday at Lakeview Fields in Auburn ahead of their adult softball league games in the evening. Both play for the Reds, with the senior MacFarlane playing in the over-40 bracket and his son in the regular adult league. The games are typically played at Pettengill Park. (Libby Kamrowski Kenny/Staff Photographer)Graham MacFarlane swings for a pitch from his son, Shayne MacFarlane, as they get a little bit of extra practice Tuesday at Lakeview Fields in Auburn ahead of their adult softball league games in the evening. Both play for the Reds, with the senior MacFarlane playing in the over-40 bracket and his son in the regular adult league. The games are typically played at Pettengill Park. (Libby Kamrowski Kenny/Staff Photographer)Graham MacFarlane drives a pitch from his son, Shayne MacFarlane, as they get a little bit of extra practice Tuesday at Lakeview Fields in Auburn ahead of their adult softball league games in the evening. Both play for the Reds, with the senior MacFarlane playing in the over-40 bracket and his son in the regular adult league. The games are typically played at Pettengill Park. (Libby Kamrowski Kenny/Staff Photographer)
Libby Kamrowski Kenny is a staff photographer at the Sun Journal who came aboard in June 2025. She’s been in journalism longer than that though, as her prematurely graying hair can attest, starting as...
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