Walla Walla Union-Bulletin feature editor Annie Charnley Eveland has recently mentioned this blog in a couple of separate features.
First was the Denney's Hi Spot commercial (above), one of my memories from childhood. It was a local classic and had been hoping that someone had it on tape. Enter Wa-Hi graduate Hank Unck, who worked at KTEL during the early 1970s and was able to e-mail it to me.
The next was Eddie Feigner (pronounced Faynor). Eddie was a legendary fast-pitch softball pitcher, who traveled the world with his 4 man team known as the King And His Court. Eddie was inducted into the Washington State Sports Hall Of Fame, along with some other better known sports figures in a ceremony before a Mariners game that my wife and I attended earlier this month.
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Walla Walla Native Eddie Feigner Inducted
There was a ceremony before last Sunday's Mariner game. Several well known athletes were being inducted into the State Of Washington Sports Hall Of Fame and one not as well known. Walla Walla native Eddie Feigner, who passed away several years ago, joined Chip Hanauer, Alvin David, Keith Jackson, Detlef Shrempf, and Jack Thompson as inductees. Feigner was represented by his son, Eddie Feigner, Jr.
Feigner was a pitcher and "The King" for a barnstorming team known as "the King and His Court", a fast-pitch softball team. In an exhibition one time, Feigner struck out Willlie Mays, Roberto Clemente, Brooks Robinson, Willie McCovey, Maury Wills, and Harmon Killebrew, consecutively. For more on Feigner, click here
Feigner was a pitcher and "The King" for a barnstorming team known as "the King and His Court", a fast-pitch softball team. In an exhibition one time, Feigner struck out Willlie Mays, Roberto Clemente, Brooks Robinson, Willie McCovey, Maury Wills, and Harmon Killebrew, consecutively. For more on Feigner, click here
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