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Wednesday, August 14, 2002

Mud Dogs win World Series

The Fayette Mud Dogs 11-year-old baseball team recently completed its season by winning the International Baseball Championship World Series in Clearwater, Fla. The Mud Dogs were 7-0 at the weeklong World Series and beat the Gresham Park, Ga., Scorpions in the championship game 7-0. They gave up only 17 runs in the seven games.

Football jamborees start Friday

Sandy Creek's football team will travel to Starr's Mill Friday night for a jamboree. Football action starts at 7:30 p.m. Next week's jamborees include Fayette County hosting the Mt. Zion Bulldogs, Starr's Mill hosting the Morrow Mustangs and McIntosh playing at Sandy Creek.

Local youth excels at judo

July was a fine month for 10-year-old Derek Wojcik from Tyrone. This rising fifth-grader from Tyrone Elementary has entered two national competitions and the Georgia State Games in the sport of judo, where he has yielded some impressive results.

Signups for big league baseball through Aug. 24

Signups are now being taken for 16,17,18 and 19-year-olds for Big League Baseball in the south metro Atlanta counties, including Fayette, Coweta and Henry.

Dale Murphy appearing in Lilburn

Former National League All-Star Dale Murphy will be returning to the Atlanta area, the scene of his greatest baseball triumphs, Saturday for a special "Fireside" talk in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints' Stake Center in Lilburn.

Baseball school coming soon

Top Georgia high school baseball players (2003-2005 graduates) will have an opportunity to improve their chances of playing collegiate baseball by attending the Doyle Baseball 2002 College Prep Showcase on Saturday, Aug. 24 at Southern Polytechnic University in Marietta.

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