"Ready to keep spectators and teams up to date on ball games during City Softball Tournament on the Labor Day weekend is this newly-erect. The three-day competition begins Saturday. Sept 4 @ Riverlodge Park."
"Ready to keep spectators and teams up to date on ball games during City Softball Tournament on the Labor Day weekend is this newly-erect. The three-day competition begins Saturday. Sept 4 @ Riverlodge Park."
Photo showing outstanding individual performances from Aluminum City Softball tournament. Back row, from left: Wayne Johnson (most valuable player), Wayne Moore (highest batting average), Phil McKarg (most homeruns and most runs batted-in). Front: Don Reeves (best catcher), Rick de Belser (best pitcher), Blaine Sauser (captain), Harold Lawrence (best out-fielder).
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Photo showing outstanding individual performances from Aluminum City Softball tournament. Back row, from left: Wayne Johnson (most valuable player), Wayne Moore (highest batting average), Phil McKarg (most homeruns and most runs batted-in). Front: Don Reeves (best catcher), Rick de Belser (best pitcher), Blaine Sauser (captain), Harold Lawrence (best out-fielder).
Photo showing "so near..." and yet so far from a repeat win of the Aluminum City tournament was the Crossan Combines team. Front row, from left: Floyd Radisic, Larry Burnett, Gordie Stockman, Gary Maitland (bat boy), Fred Busby, Don Reeves, Ron Newlove. Standing: Bill Flonders (coach), Wayne Moore, Bob McCord, Wayne Johnson, Neil Worboys, Gary Lewis, Ray Lapointe (coach).
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Photo showing "so near..." and yet so far from a repeat win of the Aluminum City tournament was the Crossan Combines team. Front row, from left: Floyd Radisic, Larry Burnett, Gordie Stockman, Gary Maitland (bat boy), Fred Busby, Don Reeves, Ron Newlove. Standing: Bill Flonders (coach), Wayne Moore, Bob McCord, Wayne Johnson, Neil Worboys, Gary Lewis, Ray Lapointe (coach).
Photo showing KWSA softball awards night. Group above were either winners or accepted presentations on behalf of winners who could not be present. Tom Richardson was named most valuable rookie of the year; Glen McNab; Harry Smeader, most improved able player with most runs batted in; manager of year, Ed hunt; player Lorne Hallman, most strike-outs; Don Reeves, most home runs.
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Photo showing KWSA softball awards night. Group above were either winners or accepted presentations on behalf of winners who could not be present. Tom Richardson was named most valuable rookie of the year; Glen McNab; Harry Smeader, most improved able player with most runs batted in; manager of year, Ed hunt; player Lorne Hallman, most strike-outs; Don Reeves, most home runs.
Photo showing champions of the 5th annual Aluminum City Softball tournament are players from Prince George team above. Front row, from left: Frank Bencher, Harold Lawrence, Pete Nadeau, Lorne Allen and Ed Kielbiska. Back row: Blaine Sauser, Frank Bredisk, Rick de Belser, Andy Stettner, Bernie Ford and Floyd Whyte. Steelworkers trophy was presented to the winners by local 5115 president Roy Simmonds after final game.
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Photo showing champions of the 5th annual Aluminum City Softball tournament are players from Prince George team above. Front row, from left: Frank Bencher, Harold Lawrence, Pete Nadeau, Lorne Allen and Ed Kielbiska. Back row: Blaine Sauser, Frank Bredisk, Rick de Belser, Andy Stettner, Bernie Ford and Floyd Whyte. Steelworkers trophy was presented to the winners by local 5115 president Roy Simmonds after final game.
Photo showing Aluminum City champs, members of Crossan Combines. Back row: Ray Lapointe (coach), Rick Homeniuk, Terry Willis, Fred Busby, Merv Lindgrin, Wayne Johnson, Bob McCord, Wayne Moore, Fred Taylor (manager). Front row: Don Reeves, Howie Weir, Neil Worboys (bat boy), Jim Leask, Phil Merson, Merv Michaluk.
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Photo showing Aluminum City champs, members of Crossan Combines. Back row: Ray Lapointe (coach), Rick Homeniuk, Terry Willis, Fred Busby, Merv Lindgrin, Wayne Johnson, Bob McCord, Wayne Moore, Fred Taylor (manager). Front row: Don Reeves, Howie Weir, Neil Worboys (bat boy), Jim Leask, Phil Merson, Merv Michaluk.
Photo showing Hotel's winning softball play-offs team. Back row: Bill Brown, Reg Frost, Jack Lindeman, Lorne Evans, Roy Houston, Morley Mazurak, Bob Hunter, Cliff Latimer, George Brooks. Front row: Gus Ishida, Jimmy Adams, Boyd Peppar, Val McFadden, George More, Ron McPhee, Kenny Haminishi
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Photo showing Hotel's winning softball play-offs team. Back row: Bill Brown, Reg Frost, Jack Lindeman, Lorne Evans, Roy Houston, Morley Mazurak, Bob Hunter, Cliff Latimer, George Brooks. Front row: Gus Ishida, Jimmy Adams, Boyd Peppar, Val McFadden, George More, Ron McPhee, Kenny Haminishi
Photo showing heavy machine work on permanent softball field by volunteer labour: George Barnes, Val McFadden, Peter Worbets, Fraser McQuarrie, Bill Weir, Les Godfrey. Second Row: Gordon Leslie, Ken Barnes, Harry McKee, Craig Ulledahl, acting-Reeve Ron Freeman. Above: Don Elmer
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Photo showing heavy machine work on permanent softball field by volunteer labour: George Barnes, Val McFadden, Peter Worbets, Fraser McQuarrie, Bill Weir, Les Godfrey. Second Row: Gordon Leslie, Ken Barnes, Harry McKee, Craig Ulledahl, acting-Reeve Ron Freeman. Above: Don Elmer
Photo showing softball league's volunteer job to construct permanent ball field: George Barnes, Fred Misfeldt, Harold Dennill, Bill Weir, Ed Hunt, Ted Beitz, Lloyd Gammel, Delmer Lufkin, Tom Newlove, Derek Meade, George Lawson, Steve Basaraba, Ted Shaw, Craig Ulledahl, Garnet Fortner, Lucien Trudeau, Maurice Fortner, Kenneth Kuhn
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Photo showing softball league's volunteer job to construct permanent ball field: George Barnes, Fred Misfeldt, Harold Dennill, Bill Weir, Ed Hunt, Ted Beitz, Lloyd Gammel, Delmer Lufkin, Tom Newlove, Derek Meade, George Lawson, Steve Basaraba, Ted Shaw, Craig Ulledahl, Garnet Fortner, Lucien Trudeau, Maurice Fortner, Kenneth Kuhn
Photo showing Kitimat's Little League. Back row: John Davis (League president), D. Lyster, D. Mitchell, R. Davis, R. Newlove, L. Bell, B. McPhee, N. Orr, J. Arsenault (manager). Front row: K. Arsenault, A. Robertson, B. Emmerson, D. Lapointe, B. Barriscale, J. Nicholson
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Photo showing Kitimat's Little League. Back row: John Davis (League president), D. Lyster, D. Mitchell, R. Davis, R. Newlove, L. Bell, B. McPhee, N. Orr, J. Arsenault (manager). Front row: K. Arsenault, A. Robertson, B. Emmerson, D. Lapointe, B. Barriscale, J. Nicholson
Photo showing Top Little Leaguers Display Trophies. Three proud Little Leaguers were recipients of awards at the annual Little League banquet, Doug Whitehead, captain of Super Valu team (left) received the "most valuable player" award from Benny Nenson, Little League president. Mike Connolly of Builders (center) was named "most sportsman-like player," and Howard Weir, the "most improved player of the year."
Photo showing Top Little Leaguers Display Trophies. Three proud Little Leaguers were recipients of awards at the annual Little League banquet, Doug Whitehead, captain of Super Valu team (left) received the "most valuable player" award from Benny Nenson, Little League president. Mike Connolly of Builders (center) was named "most sportsman-like player," and Howard Weir, the "most improved player of the year."
Photo showing "Kitimat Pony League Champs." Three Home Runs by Ray Trudeau put Montadors top of the Pony League tournament which was a one-day draw for a challenge cup presented by Anderson Creek Clothiers. Picture of the winning team, taken after game on Sunday, shows, seated from L/R Berry Grant, Svend Lystrup, Jimmy Ditomassi, Ken Robinson, Bill Langdon, Wayne Smeader, Lynn Craig. Standing at back are Buddie Powell (coach), Terry Hales, Larry Larson, Bill Hanna (captain), batboy. Ray Trudeau and Terry Shupe are not in picture.
Photo showing "Kitimat Pony League Champs." Three Home Runs by Ray Trudeau put Montadors top of the Pony League tournament which was a one-day draw for a challenge cup presented by Anderson Creek Clothiers. Picture of the winning team, taken after game on Sunday, shows, seated from L/R Berry Grant, Svend Lystrup, Jimmy Ditomassi, Ken Robinson, Bill Langdon, Wayne Smeader, Lynn Craig. Standing at back are Buddie Powell (coach), Terry Hales, Larry Larson, Bill Hanna (captain), batboy. Ray Trudeau and Terry Shupe are not in picture.
