As Peyton Graham walked toward the batter's box Tuesday evening, his head coach bellowed from the third-base coach's box, "If he gets on, I need a runner." Graham indeed got on base, but only briefly. He didn't need to do anything more than trot, either. The fifth-inning solo shot to left-center field landed just a few paces from the flagpole where the Stars and Stripes hung lifeless in the chilly Paul Richards Park air. It was his second round-tripper in as many games and gave the Indians a two-run cushion that looked like it'd be enough offense to secure a third-consecutive District 7-6A victory...
