Batter beware

Myles Shaw of the Lacombe Dodgers attempts to shut out the Red Deer Razorbacks

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Myles Shaw of the Lacombe Dodgers attempts to shut out the Red Deer Razorbacks but the team was unable to, leaving the Razorbacks ahead 6-2 at the end of the game at Red Deer’s Great Chief Park this past weekend.

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