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Second day of Masters Games brings plenty of action

Wendy Baubner from Gawler returns to her opponent on during her game of tennis at the Masters Games SA on Friday. (Lachlan Smith)
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People from around the state have come to Port Augusta to compete in different sports through the Masters Games SA […]

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