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QUINCY -- A Western Big 6 Conference rematch was on deck for Quincy High Baseball facing the Galesburg Silver Streaks on Wednesday in front of the Blue Devils crowd in hope for a win this time.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- P.J. Blue, a former University of Louisville linebacker who spent four injury-plagued seasons in Louisville after arriving as a heralded recruit, has died. He was 27.