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There's plenty of sports action at Lincoln Community High School. This action is from Saturday's game between Lincoln and the Warrensburg-Latham Cardinals. Railer defender Josh Oliver (in white jersey) looks to steal the ball from Warrensburg-Latham forward Jack Gauthier. Lincoln lost this game 2-0. Photograph by Loyd Kirby (click on picture for larger image)
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