Thursday’s high school baseball/softball report
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Karns High School Swimming & Diving State Team 2007-2008

No. 6 Clinton High baseball is upset by No. 11 Millbury
The Millbury High baseball team came into its Central Mass. Division 2 tournament first-round game against the host Clinton Gaels with a pedestrian 11-9 record and seeded 11 th .

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High school baseball finals return to Peoria
It took 30 years for small-school high school state tournament baseball to come full circle. But the Peoria Area Convention and Visitors Bureau won a five-year contract in mid-October to bring the IHSA Class 1A and 2A state baseball tournaments to Peoria. And they are headed for home Friday and Saturday, where they will be staged downtown in O’Brien Field.

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High School Sports Roundup: Bret Harte softball, Calaveras baseball knocked out of DV playoffs
GALT – The Calaveras High baseball team continued to be its own worst enemy in a 15-5 loss to Marysville in the opening round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V playoffs Thursday at Galt Community Park.

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High school baseball: State tournament pairings
Tournament pairings in high school baseball.

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Area high school baseball roundup 05/17/11
Summaries of May 16 Pantagraph-area high school baseball games.

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High School Baseball at Fifth Third Field Starts Monday
DAYTON, OH – For the sixth consecutive season, the Dayton Dragons will play host to high school baseball, as 36 high school teams from Ohio and Indiana will play regular season games at Fifth Third Field.

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India’s high and mighty charged in telecom scam
This past weekend was an eventful one for India. The cricket-crazy country snatched the World Cup Cricket trophy on Saturday night, its first such win since 1983. As jubilation broke out in the streets,  Indians perhaps had another reason to be happy. On the same day, the country’s federal investigation bureau, often derided as ineffective, formally charged three telecom companies and nine …

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Deepa Malik: Aiming high from the wheelchair
For the champion athlete, adventurer and mother of two, the wheelchair has not been a resting place but a launch pad to reach out to her ambitious goals. Deepa Malik, 41, who has already left proud marks of achievements in national and international sports, is now busy preparing for her next destination – the 2012 Paralympic Games in London.

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