ARTICLES BY ALAN DALE<BR> HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
Big Bend teams wrap up season's first half
VANCOUVER, Wash. - Taking part in the Clark College Men's Basketball Invitational, the Big Bend Vikings wrapped up the first half of their schedule with a fourth-place finish and a 2-1 record this week.
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Bells eek past rallying Pirates
MOSES LAKE — Just over a week remains in the West Coast League (WCL) baseball season and it may be an understatement to say the playoff plot is thickening.
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Hinkle golf tournament begins Friday
MOSES LAKE — Bill Hinkle, CEO and co-founder of the Jennifer Dunn Leadership Institute, and currently a state representative from the 13th Legislative District, will hold his annual fundraiser barbecue and golf tournament beginning this evening.
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Pirates find way to pull out win
MOSES LAKE — Take away the Moses Lake Pirates’ bats and what does one get?
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River Dogs open Regionals with solid win
OREGON CITY, Ore. — Opening game win? Check.
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Pirates clobber Elks
MOSES LAKE — So much for a few games of struggling bats.
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Manta Rays swimmers do well at meet
MOSES LAKE — Approximately 350 young swimmers from various locations throughout the region convened at the Moses Lake Surf & Slide Water Park for the 2010 Sizzlin Summer Swim Meet hosted by the local Moses Lake Manta Rays swim team.
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Late rally wraps up two state winning victories for River Dogs
EPHRATA — Backs against the wall and their dreams on the verge of being interrupted by an adverse reality, the Columbia Basin River Dogs found a way to keep the Sandman around a little longer.
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Pirates drop two straight against Sweets
MOSES LAKE — With a West Coast League (WCL) East Division race at hand, the Moses Lake Pirates hoped to use their current six-game homestand at Larson Field as a way to keep pace with the leading Wenatchee Apple Sox.
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