Bells drop series opener against Corvallis

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The Bellingham Bells lost at home to the Corvallis Knights 5-4 Tuesday night at Joe Martin Field. Jake Gentry had three hits in the loss for Bellingham.

The teams play again at 6:35 Wednesday night.

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