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Ryan Kutt raps five hits as Brother Rice rolls past De La Salle

By  Laura Funk
   
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Ryan Kutt’s afternoon was both a little unusual and also more of the same.

The Brother Rice sophomore had the first five-hit game of his career at any level Saturday against De La Salle. One of the hits was his third home run of the season, and also one of three homers slugged by the Crusaders in a 14-6 Catholic League crossover win on the road.

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