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Nijmegen is drawing attention in Dutch media this week. AD.nl published weekend tips listing things to do in the city from 2-4 October, while De Gelderlander reports that a long-running dispute over a famous Nijmegen playfield has taken a new turn, with the highest court striking down a tall fence at the site.
- 2Yankees' Ben Rice homers in nearly every MLB park●Home run for # Yankees Ben Rice would have left 29 of the 30 # MLB ballparks (all but # Diamondbacks Chase Field).
New York Yankees hitter Ben Rice connected on a home run that, by distance measurements, would have cleared the fences in 29 of MLB's 30 ballparks. The only stadium where it would not have been a home run is Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Baseball fans and stat trackers are highlighting the blast as a sign of Rice's power.
- 3Murakami's 117-meter fly just short of a game-tying homer●https://www. wacoca.com/baseball/1427596/ 9/27村上宗隆、同点弾まであと一歩…😱💥117mの大飛球に歓声がため息へ⚾️ドジャースタジアムなど4球場なら本塁打！ホワイトソックスは地区V逃すもワイルド
Munetaka Murakami came within inches of a game-tying home run on September 27, launching a 117-meter fly ball that drew cheers and sighs from fans. Reports note the ball would have cleared the fence at four parks, including Dodger Stadium. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox missed the division title but secured a wildcard playoff spot.
- 4Marin artist honors 'Running Fence' installation 50 years on▼Marin artist honors ‘Running Fence’ art installation 50 years later
A Marin County artist is marking the 50th anniversary of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's 'Running Fence,' the famed 24-mile fabric fence that crossed Sonoma and Marin landscapes before being dismantled in 1976. The commemoration revisits the installation's legacy and its lasting influence on land art and the region's cultural identity.