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Not sure how to go about it, he talked to some of the movers and shakers who led him to the park's owner, John Greytak. After a few meetings with Greytak, Kuehn bought $600 worth of equipment, got permission to set up two temporary courts on the outdoor dance floor and within a month of being back in Tangledwood was "selling" the game to everyone he met by carrying his wooden paddle and whiffle ball with him.
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