Emilio Foden takes a swing during a 100-inning marathon baseball game at DeLair Park on Saturday. The marathon was a fundraiser spearheaded by the Abbotsford Cardinals and Yale Secondary baseball programs, and raised over $12,000. The money will be put back into DeLair Park and the on-site training facility. Players were divided into three teams, and Corey Eckstein’s squad earned the trophy.

Emilio Foden takes a swing during a 100-inning marathon baseball game at DeLair Park on Saturday. The marathon was a fundraiser spearheaded by the Abbotsford Cardinals and Yale Secondary baseball programs, and raised over $12,000. The money will be put back into DeLair Park and the on-site training facility. Players were divided into three teams, and Corey Eckstein’s squad earned the trophy.

PHOTO: Marathon men

The Abbotsford Cardinals and Yale Secondary baseball programs played a 100-inning marathon baseball game at DeLair Park on Saturday.

  • Oct. 10, 2012 11:00 a.m.
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