ENID, Okla. —
Enid baseball fans are warned not to buy ads from a company named Elite Design claiming to be a fundraiser for the school.
“They do not represent Enid High School or Enid baseball,’’ said Plainsmen coach Bill Mayberry. “If you don’t recognize the salesman, don’t buy an ad.’’
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Elite Design not associated with EHS
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“We were hoping to see a little more confidence and familiarity with our schemes,” Chard said Friday after the final day of spring practice. “We wanted to see better practice habits. I believe we saw all of that.
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Pickens broke a 1-1 tie with a line drive to right that scored Daniel Arthur from third on the second pitch Brunswick reliever Kyle Shields threw. Shields was called for a balk before he threw his pitch in the game, moving Arthur and Keach Ballard to second and third with no outs. -
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