Non-league club Barton Town keeps alive memory of goalkeeper who died after assault
Almost two years after James Hitchcock died following a punch during a visit to York, his memory lives on at Barton Town, BBC Sport reports.
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The memory of James Hitchcock, a goalkeeper who died after being punched during a visit to York, continues to be honored at non-league club Barton Town, according to a report by BBC Sport.
Hitchcock died nearly two years ago following the attack, the report said. Those at Barton Town described him as remaining present in the club's culture and memory.
The report did not include further detail on the circumstances of the attack or any related legal proceedings.
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