Conway baseball minors advance to district

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The Conway Dixie Minors All-Star Baseball team for ages 9-10 won the sub-district championship on Saturday, the Fourth of July, with a 10-2 victory over Surfside Beach. Conway went 4-1 in the sub-district round and advanced to the district finals.

Conway's schedule in the district finals was not immediately available.

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