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The Joplin Outlaws MINK League baseball games at Wendell Redden Stadium and the District II girls softball games at the Blinzler Complex were postponed by rain on Saturday night.
The Outlaws’ doubleheader against Ozark has been rescheduled for Thursday, July 19.
The Outlaws have a league game tonight at 7 against the Nevada Griffons. Joplin then returns home to play the Military All-Stars, a team based out of California, in an exhibition game on Monday night at 7.
The rainout in the district softball tournament pushes the schedule in both divisions back one day. The championship game in both brackets will now be played on Wednesday night.
The tournament begins tonight with two games in the 12-year-old division — Seneca vs. Joplin at 6 and Neosho vs. Webb City at 9 — and one game in the 10-year-old bracket — Neosho vs. Joplin at 6.
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Globe/Bill Stewart John and MaryAnn Richmond of St. Louis wait out the rain on Saturday at Wendell Redden Stadium, hoping to see their son, Ozark Generals catcher Paul Richmond, play against the Joplin Outlaws. The game was later called off.
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