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Vikings win in walk-off style

Written by Dave Palana
Thu, May 08, 2008 18:44
Two different styles of pitcher clashed in an old-fashioned pitching duel on Strong Field Tuesday afternoon, but the Vikings were able to take the 2-1 victory thanks to a walk-off hit by David Pierce. Pierce drove in both runs for the home team. PLEASE REGISTER TO READ FULL ARTICLE. IT'S FREE AND ONLY TAKES A MOMENT...
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