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WOOD BAT TOURNAMENT: Bentonville Wins Title

RUSSELL DOMINATES FOR TIGERS

By Ryan Malashock

Posted: July 19, 2010 at 3:32 a.m.

Bentonville catcher Daulton Terry grabs a foul for an out against Har-Ber in the Ozark Wood Bat Tournament on Sunday in Bentonville.

By David Frank Dempsey
Bentonville catcher Daulton Terry grabs a foul for an out against Har-Ber in the Ozark Wood Bat Tournament on Sunday in Bentonville.

Coaches and players from both teams staggered off the field slowly Sunday at the Tiger Athletic Complex in Bentonville.

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