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An 11-acre Fordham park between Jerome and Creston Avenues with tennis courts, basketball and handball courts, a synthetic turf field and a recreation center. Kids can play pickup games or use the courts.
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2550 Jerome Ave, 10468, in Fordham, the Bronx.
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