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    Junction City Brigade Stays Red Hot, Manko Seniors Split

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    By KMAN Staff on July 1, 2013 Sports

    Make it seven wins in a row for the Junction City Brigade after Saturday night’s 3-1 victory over the Rossville Rattlers.  The Brigade are now 13-5, and also beat the North Central Kansas Knights 11-1 on Friday night.  The Knights will travel to Rathert Stadium again on Tuesday night.

    Rain hampered the weekend, but the Manhattan Manko Senior 17ers split a pair of games on Sunday at the Missouri Western State Showcase.  Manko lost 5-4 to the Midwest Black Sox, but edged Next Level Baseball 2-1.

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