Baseball fans got to see the start of something special at Jets Stadium on Tuesday.
Not only did spectators get to see the first ever Vauxhall Spurs alumni baseball game, but the birth of the Spurs Alumni Association as well.
Players from all decades the Vauxhall Spurs have been in existence (since the late 1970s) were in the dugout playing for the alumni side who were able to pull out a laid-back-but-still-thrilling 6-5 victory over the 2010 version of the Vauxhall Spurs in 2010.

Vauxhall mosquito Jets have been trying to spruce up its hitting heading into Tier I community baseball provincials this weekend in Spruce Grove.
The team competed against a Lethbridge Little League All-Star team and the top-ranked mosquito competitive level team recently in preparation for provincials.

It is always a wild card with how baseball provincials pan out, no matter what your ranking.
Running into a hot pitcher, nerves or ice cold bats can weigh down even the strongest of teams.

The Vauxhall Spurs go into districts this weekend not knowing if it is Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde who is going to show up.
Spurs concluded its last week of American Legion “A” regular season play last week and showed the same up-and-down play the squad has displayed all season, to finish with a 12-16 record in northern division play and 17-20 overall.
Spurs swept the lowly Great Falls Stallions last Tuesday before the team got swept by Havre North Stars last Wednesday on the road.
Colyn Cleland finished the Stallions’ doubleheader 8-for-10 at the plate with a home run and three doubles. Ty Odland pitched a complete game in one of the Havre games and took the tough-luck loss.