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2009 Rice County Fair
Bats go quiet for Cards
In the first inning of its first game of the year, the Faribault Academies baseball team strung together back-to-back hits and looked poised to take control early.
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The men's Do-Over softball tournament took place on June 26 and 27 at North Alexander Park. (Mark Remme/Daily News)
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