Royall’s Vitcenda celebrates milestones

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Royall Baseball Coach Joe Vitcenda celebrated not one but two milestones on Monday. Concluding Monday’s regular final home-season game against New Lisbon, players and fans celebrated Joe Vitcenda’s 80th birthday.

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