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But Tigard is just too good in the finale, and wins by a 16-1 margin
Raleigh Hills stars come up just shortTigard pulls away late, wins 7-5 and advances to District 4 championship |
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WING IT – Murrayhill pitcher Chandler Whitney releases a pitch during his team’s 7-2 semifinal victory over Sun Creek in Tuesday’s District 4 semifinal game at Alpenrose.
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The Beaverton-area team wins three straight games to claim its district tournament