Revelstoke versus Enderby baseball classic ends in whitewash
Revelstoke and Enderby played a hard fought baseball game on Dominion Day with Revelstoke’s Hancock and Murphy delivering a star battery performance. Hancock pitched twelve innings with nine strikeouts while Murphy controlled the field as Enderby supported by strong catches from Davis and Magwood. The clash featured Lang's late heavy bat for Revelstoke, a tense bottom of the ninth, and a decisive outcome as Enderby shut out the visitors.
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Enderby
Vernon
Fire Brigade
Lang
Ray Hancock
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Hancock
the Revelstoke Boys
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Summerland
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Barry
Magwood
McInerney
Fisher
Conrad
Blackadore
MacEchern
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Proux
Mac
Scott
Becker
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Revelstokers
Frank Wolfenden
Armstrong Diamond
Flag Loyalty and City Band Triumph Mark Vernon Valley Notes
A Vancouver era column argues flag flying should reflect Canadian pride without denying Americans. It praises Vernon’s Fire Brigade Band, led by Mr. Kendrick, for excellent music at Armstrong July 1 celebrations and highlights a Revelstoke-Enderby baseball game praised as the best ever seen on the Armstrong diamond with strong pitching and fielding.
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