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How many beach balls are confiscated by security at the entire college world series per year?

Beach balls are tossed and batted around by fans in the outfield bleachers between innings or during a lapse in play. Security guards usually end up with the beach balls and poke holes in them so they cannot be used again. We were wondering how many beach balls are taken during the college world series

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