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Mitchell High School's boys baseball topped Eastern Pekin 17-0 at Seitzinger Field on Tuesday, May 21. The Bluejackets team is now 17-6 for the season after the game.

Mitchell High School's boys baseball team wins over Eastern Pekin, 17-0

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Mitchell High School's boys baseball team wins over Eastern Pekin, 17-0

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