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The Aquin Bulldogs, who were making sure that everyone was able to get into the game, never expected to contend with the Pearl City Wolves, so being able to go a full seven innings against the top seed was a moral victory in their eyes.
Meanwhile, Pearl City was not at all happy with the mistakes they made in the game, but were more than willing to accept the 10-2 victory and get ready for the championship game.
"It wasn't pretty," lamented head coach Mark Melville. "But we haven't played in a week, so hopefully we got this out of our system."
Aquin's Kendahl Schlueter opened the game by drawi...
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