Edison Wins 1st Tournament Game
Edison opened its baseball tournament with a 5 to 1 win over Ashland Crestview at Old Soldiers and Sailors field. Dan Willis doubled and Jeff Still, Jim Salmons and Bart Hibbard drove in runs as Edison built a 5 0 lead through four innings. Salmons earned the win with 7 innings pitched and 12 strikeouts. Paramore took the loss. Edison advances to face Vermilion Tuesday in Perkins High School.
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Lakeside Rips SP 11-0 In Tourney
Lakeside routed St. Paul 11-0 in a sectional tournament game with eight first‑inning runs off Flyer starter Mike Werner. Hal Wahlers had three hits for Lakeside, and Dave Frey relieved in the third to finish the shutout while St. Paul managed three hits.
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