Proctor 14, St. Anthony 4

Travis Warnygora had three hits, including a home run, and drove in five runs as the Rails won the third-place game at the Centennial Tournament in Circle Pines, Minn.

Jay Dardis, who homered, and Justin Blackmer drove in three runs each to support winning pitcher Kyle Gustavson.

The Rails lost to Circle Pines-Centennial 14-3 earlier Saturday.

(Duluth News Tribune, May 3, 1998)

Proctor 14, St. Anthony 4

One more game remained in the Rails' marathon baseball week. Still at the Centennial Tournament the struggling green and white were looking to redeem at least part of the week with a bounce-back win. Their opponent would be St. Anthony, a team who was reported to have been robbed of much of their baseball season last season on account of flooding that devastated their area.

Well, this looked as though it could be the turning point for the struggling Rails, as they came on to deliver their own thrashing by beating St. Anthony by the 14-4 margin.

Again Travis Warnygora proved to have the hot bat as he logged three hits and five RBI's including a two-run home run. Jay Dardis added a shot over the fence and Justin Blackmer drove in three runs on the day.

Finally, the Rails had a reason to celebrate!

Kyle Gustavson and Nik Watkins combined on the mound for the win.

(Proctor Journal, May 7, 1998)