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Wkej/t it caws to prii/itfag We Mer all the, bases fK' - ntflIEMb PRINTING 'GROW www.mtprint.com LONDON LONDON CAMBRIDGE KITCHENER 392 Clarence St 318 Neptune Cres. 125 Sheldon Dr. 299 Doon Vialey Er T 519-672-6770 T 519-455-6667 T 519-621-6611 T519-748-522G LONDON WATERLOO GUELPH BRANTFORD 797 York St 265 Weber St N. 21 Malcolm Rd. 134 Shaver St T 519-963-4050 T 519-886-6800 T 519-836-4441 T519-759-OOB- LONDON WATERLOO KITCHENER WELLAND 1074 Dearness Dr. 675 Davenport Rd. 907 Frederick St. 87 West Main St T 519-685-4144 T 519-772-1887 T519-571-0101 T 905-734-3371 ffilebidenTb Message This season is marked with a lot of historical significance - being the Intercounty Baseball League's (IBL) 100th season. I am very fortunate to celebrate a personal milestone, my 15th season as part of the London Majors. We have completed our first anniversary of working with the London Majors Alumni Association to bridge the present players to the past players and we look forward to working even closer in the years to come. This group has done an amazing job of researching, investigating and collating past player statistics, individual and team photos, artifacts and stories for the IBL's project to create a Top 100 player list as well as a book to coincide with the start of the 100th IBL season. The group of alumni that has worked tirelessly on this project have seen the fruits of their labour evolve into a well-documented history of not only our league, but also the London Majors in a soft cover and hard cover book. Therefore, I would like to personally thank; Barry Boughner, Dan Mendham, Dave Byers, Jon Owen, Wayne Fenlon, Arden Eddie, Barry Wells, Scott Aldridge, Cleveland Brownlee and Braeden Ferrington for being stewards of our history. We will have a fantastic presentation to the London Majors that made the top 100 all-time list as well as the top players that the London Majors submitted for consideration to that list on our July 1st - Canada Day game. Special thank you to our fans, sponsors, volunteers, game day staff, coaching staff, grounds crew, and City of London administrators who make the Majors experience a true community experience! Scott Dart Co-owner, President London Majors Baseball www.londonmajors.com Rondon ^JladiHon ^inee 1925 IT S FRESH i\ RAILWAY IT S LOCAL CITY Available at our Brewery Store and select brands in LCBO & Beer Stores CRAFT BEER RAILWAY I. CITY r RAILWAY j CITY . ELEPHAI INDIA PALE '«EXCIBS1VE CRAFT BEER 0f THE LMOON MAJORS +.8% ale. / vol. TOURS ■ TASTINGS - TAP ROOM - RETAIL STORE 130 Edward St., St. Thomas • 519-631-1881 WWW.RAILWAYCITYBREWING.COM 5SSS OPEN 7 South Edgeware Rd. DAYS A RAILWAY I CITY J WEEK See website 'while supplies last for hours To be redeemed at 130 Edward Street, St. Thomas, ON Valid with minimum $20 purchase. Glass may not be as shown. One glass per cusr Perspective Where has the time gone? This is my 13th season as the Manager of the London Majors and I still get as excited as I did for the start of my first season way back in 2006. It's a great honour to be the coach of these young men and see them mature both on and off the field. The 2017 season started out great with the Majors going 14-0, however after losing our #1 pitcher to the pro ranks and having a few key injuries we fell off the track a bit but still finished the season with a 25- 11 record good for 3rd place in the league. In the playoffs we won our quarter-final series but lost in the semi-finals. This year's team is again comprised mostly of local players from the London area (16 of the 21 players signed to date). We want to ensure we give the local kids playing minor ball the opportunity to play for the Majors. This year our 4 import players will be from the Dominican Republic and all 4 guys have played affiliated ball in an MLB organization, so they bring lots of pro experience to our club. This is the 100th anniversary of the IBL and I want to congratulate all the players that were selected as the top 100 players in the IBL history. A special mention to the former London Majors players on this list (Barry Boughner, Dave Byers, Arden Eddie, Wayne Fenlon, Larry Haggitt, Jon Owen, Richard Thompson, Brian Murphy, Phil Schmidt, Stan "Gabby" Anderson, Tommy White) and to the one current player, Cleveland Brownlee. 1 We have the best fans in the IBL and your continued support is greatly appreciated. To see the stands full is a great feeling for everyone on the field. We continue to preach three main things to all our players; HARDWORK, DEDICATION & RESPECT. Go Majors Go! Roop Chanderdat Co-owner, GM & Field Manager <Rondon ■Juidilitm 'ffinee 1925 MANAGING THE WORLD'S MOST IMPORTANT INVESTMENTS: YOURS! Our Team has the expertise to help you manage your investments and plan for a better future. Paul Manders, cep, cim, cima, ciwm, fcsi Reg Jackson, cima, ciwm, fcsi, fma, hba Portfolio Manager, Principal of Private Wealth Solutions Portfolio Manager, Senior Investment Advisor Senior Investment Advisor Vice President Vice President Tel.: 519-439-6566 | [email protected] Tel.: 519-439-53411 [email protected] Jaden Ropp, fma, hba Header Trader, Senior Investment Associate 333 Dufferin Avenue, London, Ontario N6B 1Z3 www.jmrdwealth.com Tel.: 519-439-33511 [email protected] National Bank Financial is an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of NATIONAL BANK Ift/IDD National Bank of Canada which is a public company listed on the J I VI I \ L> Toronto Stock Exchange (NA: TSX). National Bank Financial is a FINANCIAL member of the Canadian Investor Protection Fund (OPF). WEALTH MANAGEMENT GOTHAM STUDIOS indie creators • photography • motion 519 679 4895 The above 14 London Majors' players were selected to 45IBL all-star teams over the years. BACK ROW (1-r): Pitcher Barry Moore, 1942,1945; INF Barry Boughner, 1966-1976,1980,1984; Pitcher Jon Owen, 1977-1999; LF-1B-DH Cleveland Brownlee, 2010-2018; Dave Byers, SS, 1969-1986; 2B Brian Pearen, 1961-1972; CF Richard Thompson, 1988-1998. FRONT ROW: SS Bob Deakin, 1951-1954; 1B-3B Dave (Whitey) Lapthorne, 1960-1976; Catcher Wayne (Dog) Fenlon, 1966-1991; Catcher Stan (Tubby) Jones, 1943,1946; Catcher Jack Fairs, 1948-1954; CF-Owner-MGR Arden Eddie, 1967-2003; Pitcher Mike (Killer) Kilkenny, 1975,1983. 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