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'''Ray "Woodpecker" Vance''' is a former player for the [[Elwood City Grebes]]. In 1918, he hit the game winning home run to win the Championship series. His ball would later become the beginning of "[[The Curse of the Grebes]]".
'''Ray "Woodpecker" Vance''' is a former player for the [[Elwood City Grebes]]. In 1918, he hit the game-winning home run to win the Championship series. The home run ball would later factor into the beginning of "[[The Curse of the Grebes]]".


Vance appears in [[Francine Frensky|Francine's]] fantasy version of the "curse." In this appearance, however, the name on his uniform says "Woodpecker," when it should really say "Vance," as "Woodpecker" is only a nickname. He wears uniform number one in this appearance.
Vance appears in [[Francine Frensky|Francine's]] fantasy version of the "curse." In this appearance, however, the name on his uniform says "Woodpecker," when it should really say "Vance," as "Woodpecker" is only a nickname. He wears uniform number one in this appearance.

Revision as of 05:44, 22 July 2013

Ray Vance
Ray vance.png
Gender Male
Animal Bear

Residence Elwood City

Job Baseball player

Ray "Woodpecker" Vance is a former player for the Elwood City Grebes. In 1918, he hit the game-winning home run to win the Championship series. The home run ball would later factor into the beginning of "The Curse of the Grebes".

Vance appears in Francine's fantasy version of the "curse." In this appearance, however, the name on his uniform says "Woodpecker," when it should really say "Vance," as "Woodpecker" is only a nickname. He wears uniform number one in this appearance.