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EVERETT, Wash. – The Vancouver Canadians pitching staff was masterful Wednesday night as the staff combined to give up only four hits as they defeated the Everett AquaSox 5-1. Vancouver starting pitcher Mike Madsen led the way with his seven innings of scoreless, one hit ball in which he struck out ten and walked one. With the win Vancouver improves to 42-27, while Everett drops to 38-31, four games back of the Canadians.
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The Vancouver Canadians won their game 7-3 over the Spokane Indians in a rain shortened seven innings. The second game of the doubleheader was postponed to a later date, but the Komox Marine Harvest Canadians did get recognized over the P.A. between the third and fourth innings.
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John Quine was quinine for the Vancouver Canadians. He was supposed to come in to stop a Eugene rally in the sixth inning Sunday. Instead, his wildness cost him as the C’s lost 5-1 to the Emeralds. With a 1-0 lead, Quine replaced starter Pete Figueroa, who had put runners at the corners with one out. Quine tossed a wild pitch to score a run, then gave up a walk and two more wild pitches to bring in another and erase the Vancouver lead. After another walk, he dished up an RBI single to Andy Parrino to make it a 3-1 Eugene ball game.
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August 4, 2006 - SPOKANE, WA – After a twelve-inning marathon, Spokane came away with the 6-5 victory over the Vancouver Canadians thanks to a towering walk-off home run by right fielder Chris Davis. The slugger finished the game 3-6 with two home runs and two RBIs, improving his batting average to .295.
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