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Pirates battle into extra innings against Thunderbirds

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GREEN RIVER — The Green River Pirates turned in a strong performance against the always-tough Piute Thunderbirds on Wednesday, Sept. 16, as the two region rivals delivered an exciting contest that required extra innings to decide a winner. Piute struck first with a run in the top of the opening inning, but the Pirates quickly answered on their home field.

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