DUAL STATE RUNNER-UP: Outlaws go 2-1 at tournament

by Todd Brooks
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BRINGING HOME SILVER: The Marlow Outlaws won second place at the two-day Dual State Tournament in Shawnee last Friday and Saturday. The Outlaws beat Checotah on the first day and then defeated Comanche in the semifinals to advance to the finals. Perry won the championship.


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