BI, LCHS face off for fall ball

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BI, LCHS face off for fall ball

Tiger runner Chris Gilmore slides face-first toward third base as Panther infielder Jovan Shuman applies the tag. Trying to stay in shape for the regular season, players from the Bradwell Tigers and the Liberty County Panthers baseball teams went head-to-head in two games Saturday afternoon at BI. The teams tied the first one at 5. The Tigers slugged out a five-run advantage to win game two 7-2. - photo by Phgoto by Patty Leon

FallBaseball — Tiger runner Chris Gilmore slides face-first toward third base as Panther infielder Jovan Shuman applies the tag. Trying to stay in shape for the regular season, players from the Bradwell Tigers and the Liberty County Panthers baseball teams went head-to-head in two games Saturday afternoon at BI. The teams tied the first one at 5. The Tigers slugged out a five-run advantage to win game two 7-2. - photo by Phgoto by Patty Leon

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Published: Sep 30, 2009, 2:56 PM

Tiger runner Chris Gilmore slides face-first toward third base as Panther infielder Jovan Shuman applies the tag. Trying to stay in shape for the regular season, players from the Bradwell Tigers and the Liberty County Panthers baseball teams went head-to-head in two games Saturday afternoon at BI. The teams tied the first one at 5. The Tigers slugged out a five-run advantage to win game two 7-2.

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