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Opening pitch in Truro mixed slo-pitch league slated for next week

SaltWire Network | Posted: May 15, 2018, 2:35 p.m. | Updated: May 15, 2018, 2:35 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Truro and District Mixed Slo-Pitch League is gearing up for another season at the Bible Hill Airport Fields Complex.
The Truro and District Mixed Slo-Pitch League is gearing up for another season at the Bible Hill Airport Fields Complex. - SUNMITTED PHOTO

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BIBLE HILL, N.S. – A new season in the Truro and District Mixed Slo-Pitch League gets underway next Tuesday at the Airport Fields in Bible Hill.

League games are played Monday to Thursday at 6:15 and 7:30 p.m. at the Jennifer Drive complex in Bible Hill.

Teams competing in the A Division this season include Cobequid Mountain Sports, Patterson Sales & Service Ltd., Hub Tune-Up Expos, Blueline New Holland, Atmosphere Electrical Inc., Revana Pizza Muggers, Rondeau’s Refrigeration and AA Munro Insurance.

B Division teams include TML Construction, iTechworks Brew Jays, Kaulback’s Heating & Ventilation, Johnston’s and Sons Trucking Ltd., Cameron Electric, KFC Swingers, Medicine Shoppe Pill Crushers, LKQ Auto Parts, Millbrook Ball Crushers, Markie's Bus Tours, Shelley’s Custom Milling Fatcats and B&D Auto Glass.

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