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Spartans beat Hornets, win 2A title | Sumner Baseball

The Sumner Spartans baseball team won its first league title since 1985.

By Sarah Brenden • April 30, 2014 9:55 pm

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The Sumner Spartans baseball team wins first SPSL 2A title since 1985. The Spartans beat league rival White River 6-2 Wednesday.

The Sumner Spartans baseball team won its first league title since 1985.

The Spartans beat the White River Hornets 6-2 in seven innings Wednesday.

For a full story on the win, look for next week’s edition of the Courier-Herald.

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