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Region 13 race tightens as Union tops Carbon at The Ranches

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EAGLE MOUNTAIN — Region 13 golfers gathered at The Ranches Golf Club on Wednesday, Sept. 9, for another round of conference play, with Carbon and Emery battling alongside the rest of the league on the challenging layout.

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