Blue Jays eliminated by Aces
Aug. 16— The Austin Blue Jays reached the final four of the District 2B Tournament, but they were defeated by the top-seeded Red Wing Aces 4-3 in an elimination game in Red Wing Saturday. No. 8 seeded Austin won two elimination games in the tournament in just its second year as a team. © 2026 the Austin Daily Herald (Austin, Minn.). Visit www.austindailyherald.com. Distributed by Tribune ...
The Austin Blue Jays, seeded eighth, reached the final four of the District 2B Tournament but were eliminated by the top-seeded Red Wing Aces with a score of 4-3, according to Yahoo Sports. This was after the Blue Jays won two elimination games in their second year as a team.
In a separate game, the Toronto Blue Jays were beaten by the New York Yankees with a score of 4-3, as reported by the Winnipeg Free Press. The Yankees' Ben Rice hit a tiebreaking home run in the 10th inning to secure the win.
The Austin Blue Jays and Toronto Blue Jays are two different teams. The Austin Blue Jays play in the District 2B Tournament, while the Toronto Blue Jays are a professional baseball team that competes in a different league.
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