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Sports // High School Sports

Baseball: St. Joseph defeats Danbury High

Trumbull Times

April 20, 2016

St. Joseph defeated Danbury High, 6-1, in FCIAC baseball action in Trumbull on Wednesday.

S.J. Arnone had a two-run double, as coach Jim Chaves’ Cadets (4-2, 3-2 FCIAC) won for the fourth consecutive game.

Al Paolozzi had two doubles and drove in two runs.

Mike Halas had four hits for Danbury (5-3, 3-3 FCIAC).

Paolozzi (1-1) pitched into the sixth to get the win, before Matt McKernan came on in relief.

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