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Golf match halted by thunderstorms

By From Staff Reports

Posted: August 11, 2009 at 5:25 a.m.

By Charles Fowler
Rogers junior Jake Rylee blasted out of a sand trap at the par-3 8th hole during Monday's golf match against Fayetteville.

A storm-shortened golf match against Fayetteville wasn't a complete wash for the Rogers Mounties.

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Sports, Pages 5 on 08/11/2009

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