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2. Vancouver Canadians - Wikipedia

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   Vancouver Canadians: 2008 OAK: West 3rd 34 42 .447 Rick Magnante 129,073 2009 OAK: West 2nd 36 40 ... Official website; Preceded by. Southern Oregon Timberjacks.

3. Vancouver Canadians edge Spokane Indians 4-3 to even NWL ...

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   Vancouver Canadians edge Spokane Indians 4-3 to even NWL championship series. Tribune. Dave Nichols, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash. September 11, 2024 at 8:59 PM. Sep. 11—From staff reports.

4. Nat Bailey Stadium - Wikipedia

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   The PCL returned to Vancouver in 1978 with the Vancouver Canadians, owned by Harry Ornest. He purchased most of the primary assets of Sick's Stadium in Seattle and shipped them north for use at Nat Bailey. [5] The Canadians stayed in Vancouver through the 1999 season, then relocated south to Sacramento, California.

5. Pacific Coast League - Wikipedia

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   The league's presence in Canada diminished and ended in the early 2000s, as the Vancouver Canadians moved to Sacramento to become the RiverCats in 2000 (however, a short-season A club replaced that one there), the Calgary Cannons moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico, to become the Albuquerque Isotopes in 2003, and the Edmonton Trappers, the circuit ...

6. Braiden Ward goes deep twice, but Spokane Indians lose to ...

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   Sullivan allowed six earned runs — matching his season total — over six innings and the Spokane Indians lost to the Vancouver Canadians 7-3 in a Northwest League game at Avista Stadium.

7. Spokane Indians come back late, but lose series final to ...

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   Jul. 21—VANCOUVER, B.C. — Despite a furious late comeback, the Spokane Indians lost to the Vancouver Canadians 7-6 in the finale of a three-game Northwest League series at Nat Bailey Stadium ...

8. BC Place - Wikipedia

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   BC Place is a multi-purpose stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.Located at the north side of False Creek, it is owned and operated by the BC Pavilion Corporation (PavCo), a crown corporation of the province.

9. Vancouver Canadians (PCL) - Wikipedia

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   Vancouver, a city with storied baseball history, had been without a professional team since the departure of the Vancouver Mounties in 1969. Harry Ornest secured the rights to a Triple-A Pacific Coast League franchise for the city called the Vancouver Canadians; they began play in 1978 as an affiliate of the Oakland Athletics.