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Whitley County 4 Bell County 3

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Final score....:ylsuper:

Where was it played and who pitched for both teams....reagardless this is nice win for the Colonels and Head Coach John Smith. The Colonels started slow this year, but all of the sudden seem to be playing with some fire as they defeated their former head coach. Congrats to the Colonels on a nice win.

 

 

Stats?

Where was it played and who pitched for both teams....reagardless this is nice win for the Colonels and Head Coach John Smith. The Colonels started slow this year, but all of the sudden seem to be playing with some fire as they defeated their former head coach. Congrats to the Colonels on a nice win.

 

 

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wtg bear:ylsuper:
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Whitley County freshman lefty Matt Sage pitched for the Colonels with Ted Clifford coming out in the seventh to close the game...Matt Sage did a great job for the Colonels. Whitley County defense was near perfect with only 2 errors. The Colonels hit the ball well. Bell County's #2 ( name unknown ) was on the mound for the bobcats with Spencer Greer making his apperance in the fourth inning.This one was played at Bell County. Great win for the Colonels!

Who is Bear?

neither team is very good.

Who is Bear?

Thats John Smith nic name,I wish he would have stay at middlesboro,great guy and hard working coach.

Sounds like Coach Smith has got his kids ready for District play. He does a good job of teaching his kids baseball.

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