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YOUR 25Tr INTERCOUNTY BASEBALL ASSOCIATION YOUR 25tr FOR Representing London In The INTERCOUNTY BASEBALL ASSOCIATION SENIOR SERIES (See page 40 for Lucky No.) After ihe game /l join the p~yer.s (' ...~ . at the Fare ... (~·.,.., ... Q. THE " c~~T~ ~~ T~~:e 253 DUNDAS S T. 438-6113 • SNACKS • ST EAKS • REFRESHMENTS • ENT ERT AINMENT OPEN 12 NOON TO 1 A.M. 111m IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIllllllllllllllllllllll After The Game E NJ OY SNACKS • SUDS • SING-A-LONG SYh AT WELLING TON HOUSE Corner of Wellington and Bathurst II 111111111111111 mII II II llllllllllllllllllllllll II 1111111111 2 MAYOR'S ADDRESS At the beginning of another baseball season, it is a pleasure for me to gre·et all those who will be attending the games, and rooting for "their" team during the next few months. The City of London is proud of its London Pontiacs, and of the dedicated people who contribute so many hours of time and effort in the training of these players. To the play­ ers I would say, that besides acquiring knowledge and meritorious game form, the experiences gained through your training in healthful practices, discipline and good sportsmanship, will be treasures for a life­ time. On behalf of the City of London, I wish to congratulate the London Pontiacs on the fine efforts of the team in the past, and to extend very best wishes for a successful year in 1968. Play ball, boys. Let's go! HERB J. McCLURE, Mayor of London INDEX BIOGRAPHY OF FIELD MANAGER PAGE 5 BIOGRAPHY OF COACHES PAGE 7 BIOGRAPHY OF PLAYERS PAGES 9 TO 19 ALSO 29 TO 41 HISTORY OF SENIOR INTERCOUNTY PAGE 21 GAME LINEUPS PAGES 22 & 23 HOW TO MARK SCORE PAGE 25 A MATTER OF RECORD PAGE 27 PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS PAGE 42 CLUB OFFICERS - PAGE 42 SMITH'S ESSO ~;r, ~AL SERVICE CENTRE ~0 HOME OF FRIENDLY SERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE LICENSED MECHANICS Affiliated C.A.A. D.A.A. OPEN 24 HOURS ATLAS TIRES • BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES Pick-Up & Delivery Service 432-5162 57 WHARNCLIFFE NORTH (Corner Wharncliffe & Kensington) 3 l.············li;;··;~~··~;;e············ .... { the Pontiacs are ··~ \.all /o11g-6al/ !Jitters / ....... ···········································... ·· ...........................................................!/ f /lave I ever \ . ./ \..... liecl to you? .J ·····························-···. ..... · .: ..... ~···· GOOD LUCK PONTIACS! 96 years young THE ONTARIO LOAN AND DEBENTURE COMPANY 'i! Dundas Street at Market Lane, London 525 Talbot Street. St. Thomas • 453 Dundas Street, Woodstock P.S.: WHY SAVE AT ONTARIO LOAN?: • Because We Stay Open 44 Hours A Week (Friday Nights and Saturday Mornings) • Because We Won't Service Charge You to Death • Because S¥2% On A Minimum Monthly Balance Is The Best Rate Around THAT'S WHY! (Have We Ever Lied To You?) 4 WHEN IN LONDON­ RENT A NEW 1968 CAR BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK "We Try Harder" "AVIS RENT A CAR LICENSEE" Phone Us LONDON RENT -A-CAR For Pick-Up COMPANY LIMITED Service • 543 Dundas St. at William Phone 432-6721 BIOGRAPHY OF RAY YELLE Management's major asset towards the "new look" the Pontiacs are intent on creat­ ing this year. Ray returns to the manager's job after a 10 year absence. At the age of 17, Ray caught the eye of Clare Hoose, a scout with the Cleveland Indians. He spent four years in the Cleveland chain as a . pitcher before arm trouble brought his career to an end in 1954. Ray should be invaluable to the young but strong pitching staff the club has this year. His knowledge of the game and his ability to deal with people give the Pontiacs a big plus before they even take the field. Ray is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and is employed with Clarkson Gordon Company. He is married and the father of two sons. London's Oldest Established Restaurant (Since 1929) DINE IN A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE RESTAURANT~ /IUe,e TAVERN STEAKS • CHICKEN • SEA FOODS • AIR CONDITIONED PHONE 434-6107 WHARNCLIFFE RD. SOUTH DAILY BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEONS South on Highway No. 2 at London City Limits 5 ) After the Game VISIT Chicken Delight Fast Take- out Service on CHICKEN RIBS PIZZA SHRIMP FISH ALSO HOME DELIVERY 75 WHARNCLIFFE (at Springbank Dr.) 438-5184 11 The TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU PLANT: 675 ADELAIDE ST. (432-4121) BRANCH: 364 HAMILTON RD. (439-4891) 6 BIOGRAPHY OF ROY McKAY \ The oldest member of the Pontiacs, the 35 year old lefthanded pitcher has played senior ball for 15 years. After a brief try at pro ball, Roy's knowledge of the other teams in the league will be a great help to the manager and his overall knowledge of the game will be a great asset to the ball club. Undoubtedly one of the best in a "coaches box" he will probably be called upen to help out on the "mound" throughout the season. "Like someplace different? - - a Court-yard Cafe?" Open Noon 'Till One A.M. Right Down Town - Free Parking Dinners and Luncheons From $1.00 After Nine- join the lively ones where lights are low, "Bunnies" and pretty French maids wait on tables and the haunting strains of the strolling troubadors weave a pleasant spell. DOROTHY and JOHNNY DOWNS Phone 433-1795 132 MAPLE STREET, LONDON BIOGRAPHY OF NORM ALDRIDGE The man which no London senior ball club would be without. He's the old man of baseball in London. Norm has been with London teams as player, coach and trainer since 1948. At 42 he's the spirit, most often the spark and always reliable. He gets the players in shape, works at keeping them there and patches them when they need it. He's an "Uncle Remus" in the club house, a show­ man on the field and a "helluva" guy to have for the club. 7 out of _The London FreePre~cc 8 BIOGRAPHY OF JOE NASH (INF.} Playing in his fourth year with the Pontiacs: the 31 year old third baseman has been freed of the mana­ gerial burden that was responsible for a dismal batting average last season. He hit over .304 in 1965 and .306 in 1966 when he made the third base berth on the second all star team. One of the driving forces behind the Pontiacs, Joe expects to be back in the.300 bracket thiS' season. A poor showing last year, he was second in runs batted in and third in runs scored. ,J THE ORCHID RESTAURANT & TAVERN - 1749 Dundas Street East - 4 51-4310 Compliments of Urlin J(wik Auto Wash LON DON'S QUALITY CAR WASH IIA Clean Car Rides Better. Lasts Longer" COLBORNE AT YORK ST. 438-6671 9 Alex. Park Sporting Goods Limited -QUARTERS FOR S P 0 R TIN G G 0 0 D S - SKI E QU I P MEN T IN LO NDON 269 COLBORNE STREET TELEPHO NE 432-4631 Your SPA LDI NG Dealer CHARTER BUSES FOR ALL GROUPS I Anytime Anywhere CANADA OR USA • MODERN LUXURIOUS HIGHWAY BUSES OR SCENIC CRUISERS AIR CONDITIONED • RESTROOM EQUIPPED • SPECIAL RATES TO SPORTS AND SERVICE CLU BS, CHURCHES AND YOUTH GROUPS • Your TRAVELLING PLEASURE is our BUSINESS CHART ERWAYS OXFORD AT CLARKE RD. - 453-0440- LONDON 10 .. BIOGRAPHY OF DAVE LAPTHORNE (INF.) Better known to his mates as Whitey, he plays a sound all round game. He throws right handed and bats the same way - and very well. Last year hE! made the second all-star team at first base hitting 333, fourth highest in the league. Whitey's a six year veteran with the Pontiacs and has become a leader both offensively and defensively. He hits the ball to all fields well and can play most infield positions completely. He's 27, teaches school at Byron Southwood and is married. RIDOUT TAVERN · after the game ... • • • visit The Chef's Corner FOR BARBECUED SPARE RIBS Ward and Ward Insurance GENERAL INS UR ANCE J. K. WARD W . E. WARD * * * TELEPHONE 432-6747 267 DUNDAS STREET LONDON, ON TARIO 11 For JUNIORS, TEENAGERS and SENIORS, at LESS THAN CLUB PRICES _ WHARNCLIFFE RD. DU NDAS EAST WELLINGTON RD . 105 Wharncliffe Rd. S. At Saskatoon Towers Plaza PHONE 433-4095 PHO NE 451-6260 PHONE 434-5312 12 BIOGRAPHY OF PAUL ALLEN (O.F.) Paul is a six year veteran with the Pontiacs and has figured greatly in their attack, especially in the past two years. In 1966 he turned in his best performance, leading his team to the finals with a .356 batting average and for this he won an outfield birth on the first all-star team. Paul bats and throws right and is onE; of the fastest runners in the league. Paul is married and teaches High School in Petrolia. OPEN THURS. & FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. SALES AND SERVICE PARK FREE AT ANY URLIN LOT Authorized Dealer and Service for • PANASONIC ZENITH PHILIPS CLAIRTONE • 891 ADELAIDE (NORTH) DUNDAS & CLARENCE STS. PHONE 434-0200 Manage your money the easy way! Personal Chequing Account with free fully personalized cheques to pay current bills Premium Savings Account with 5% interest to make your savings grow faster TORONTO•DOMINION The bank where people make the difference. 13 '---------------------- - --- - baseball NEWS • IS NOW on • • • • • • 98@ CFPL RADIO Your Information Station - H onest Value ... And A Safe And Service Place to Buy -Always D iamonds JOHN JOHN GANDREAU ROGERSON Your Personal Jeweller 402 RICHMOND ST. (opp. Simpson's) Phone: 433-2111 14 •• BIOGRAPHY OF BRIAN MURPHY (P) \ This is Brian's second year with the club. Prior to 1967 Brian played his junior ball in the Scarboro Base­ ball Association in Toronto. As a right handed pitcher, Brian holds a lot of potential, of which only a small portion was revealed last year because of a cronic soreness in his pitching arm.
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