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YOUTH BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL: Season underway in East Jefferson

By Michael Carman Peninsula Daily News
Wednesday, April 10, 2019 6:26am
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PORT HADLOCK — East Jefferson Little League held its opening day jamboree last Saturday.

T-Ball player Paisley Bergen, 5, threw out the first pitch to officially open the season.

With more than 140 T-Ball, baseball and softball players signed up, the program is one of the more popular youth sports options in Jefferson County.

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