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Farmington seeking first victory after tying Ozark

By BY DEREK OXFORD Special to the Times

Posted: September 12, 2009 at 6:28 a.m.

The Cardinals will have to wait another week to get that elusive first win, as Farmington tied Ozark, 7-7, in its home opener Friday night at Allen Holland Field.

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Sports, Pages 9 on 09/12/2009

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