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PEA RIDGE 40, GREENLAND 21: Pea Ridge tees off on Greenland for first win

By BY BOBBY HILL Special to the Times

Posted: September 19, 2009 at 5:16 a.m.

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Pea Ridge junior Kirk Parmenter (75) and sophomore Ricardo Schneider (11) sack Greenland quarterback Jordan Larkan (16) in the third quarter Friday in Greenland.

A buzz saw from Benton County got loose on Greenland's home field Friday night and the Pirates ran right into it.

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Sports, Pages 8 on 09/19/2009

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