2015 Clay City baseball vs. Linton

Hunter Wolfe holds Kutter prior to the first pitch at the Eels' game against Linton on Thursday night.

Kutter Booe, born April 29, 2012, was on hand to throw out the first pitch for the Eels on Thursday night. Kutter was born with Cerebral Palsy, speech development delay and cortical visual impairment (CVI) after complications during his birth. He was on hand to kick off the "K's for Kutter" program that will take place the remainder of the season as both the Clay City baseball and softball teams will raise money for the Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS) organization.

Kutter Booe is held by his father Kyle after throwing out the first pitch at Clay City's baseball game against Linton. Kutter's first cousins Haleigh Villian (No. 20) and Hannah Villiain were also on hand to present a gift to Kutter from the softball team.

Clay City junior left hander Hunter Wolfe fires a pitch to the plate during the Eels' win over Linton on Thursday night. Wolfe allowed just two hits while striking out 13 in the 2-1 conference win. To purchase this photograph, log on to www.thebraziltimes.com.

Clay City senior Trevor Smith posted a pair of hits, scored twice and drove in a run against Eastern Greene on Friday night. To purchase this photograph, log on to www.thebraziltimes.com.