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2 Sunshine Foundation of Canada National Office 141-101 Meadowbrook Drive, London, Ontario N6L1C9 (519) 652-2901 Fax: (519) 652-9605 Charitable Number 0767491-09
December 12,1989
London Majors Baseball Team c/o Arden Eddie
Dear Arden, On behalf of the Sunshine Foundation of Canada, I want to thank you for your interest in the cause of special children. When you recently approached the Foundation with a fundraising proposal for the coming baseball season, I was very impressed with the idea. The fact that you want to share the idea with the Sunshine Foundation and Swing For Life makes it even more special because both organizations deal with children in need of community-support. The Sunshine Foundation has been in existence since October, 1987 and since that time we have fulfilled the dreams of more than 11 hundred children between three and 19 who are terminally-ill, seriously-ill or severely (physically) disabled. The public has embraced our cause because it feels so good to see these children laugh and enjoy life. With the involvement of members of the community such as you and the mem bers of the London Majors, we will continue to fulfill such dreams for special children for many years to come. We look forward to working in cooperation with volunteers from Swing For Life this summer as we operate the gate at Labatt Park for the Majors’ home games. The two charities will then split the revenue raised at the gate, while the Majors make other arrangements to offset operating expenses.
Thank you very much for this opportunity to work hand-in-hand with your organization.
Sincerely,
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FOUNDATION December 12,1989 London Majors Baseball Team c/o Arden Eddie
Dear Arden, Just a note to express our sincere gratitude to you and the London Majors, for selecting “Swing for Life" as, one of two, charitable causes you wish to support in 1990. It is our understanding that you intend to donate 100% of gate revenues generated over 16 London Major home games to ourselves and the Sun shine Foundation on a 50/50 basis. We also understand our sole obligation to this effort, is to provide staffing of the gates throughout these games. Additionally, the two organizations will jointly administer these funds by way of a controlled joint bank account in the names of “Swing for Life” and The Sunshine Foundation. Since we are a new fundraising group in London, I needn’t tell you how delighted we are that you chose us to represent your objective, along side of the Sunshine Foundation who we continue to hold in the highest regard. It is our extreme pleasure to be associated with a Foundation, who like us, strives to benefit children faced with often tragic circumstances. Hopefully, corporate sponsors will agree, our two groups combined, will direct funds to very worthwhile efforts involving children and that their sup port of the London Major games will result in a number of positive initiati ves on both fronts. As you known Arden, “Swing for Life” primarily supports the paediatric transplant program at University Hospital and the critical care unit at Child ren’s Hospital of Western Ontario. Our first fundraiser in 1989 resulted in $20,000.00 being awarded to these institutions to fund accommodaton needs of transplant patient families and non-medical costs associated with their Anencephalic Donor pogram, (the first of its kind in North America). Hopefully, many young lives will be saved due to their ongoing attempts to break new ground in the paediatric transplant community. It is our sincere hope that you receive positive support from the professional community in London. Your intentions are honourable indeed Arden, and can only result in good things for both charities and our respective causes. If we can be of any assistance in this regard, please do not hesitate to call. On our behalf, please pass on our personal thanks to all who choose to stand behind the Majors, The Sunshine Foundation and “Swing for Life”.
Sincerely,
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7 A HISTORY OF THE INTER-COUNTY MAJOR In 1919 the Inter-County launched its inaugural season. The league consisted of four teams, Galt, Guelph, Stratford and Kitchener, the latter operating as a rival for the pro team in the Michigan-Ontario League. The first season was a rocky one but the league survived. In the early years, the league expanded admitting teams from centres such as London, Brantford, Preston and St. Thomas. By the mid-30’s, the Inter-County had grown into a power to be reckoned with. Stratford's OBA Championship in 1934 was the fifth straight for the Inter-County. During World War II, the league managed to maintain schedules, although curtailed in most cases as many young men joined the armed services. After the war, the Senior Inter-County went professional in everything but name. The league was listed in professional ranks as an outlaw league competing in the money market with minor pro clubs for talent. Operators poured in cash in an effort to build better teams. Players were imported by the dozen from south of the border. Several major leaguers, who were over the hill, came for the quick dollar. During this era, 1946-50, the player calibre had improved to the point where the Senior Inter-County was superior in class of play to that of many minor pro leagues. Games were watched by the largest crowds in league history. Most parks were equipped with floodlights and night baseball helped swell the crowds. So much emphasis had been placed on the senior series that the Inter-County no longer operated one within the association. The senior operators did so as the Inter-County Senior Baseball League, an affiliate of the association. They even went to the extent of having a league Commissioner, John Gillis, a London lawyer and former pitcher with the London Majors. The downhill trend started in the mid-50’s. Dissolution of the Inter-County Senior Baseball League came in 1957 when London and Brantford joined the Great Lakes-Niagara District League. The remainder of the league continued as a senior series under the association. In 1958, London, Brantford and Hamilton rejoined the Senior Inter-County. Oakville Oaks won the pennant in the nine team circuit and then withdrew at the season's end. The downhill trend continued and in 1962, Listowel, Hamilton and St. Thomas dropped out. For the 1962 and 1963 seasons only five teams entered the league each year. That was the lowest ebb of Senior Inter-County. A rebuilding program started in 1964 when Stratford returned for the first time since 1951, while Listowel came back in 1965. The same year, Hamilton Red Wings won the OBA Championship and then entered the Senior Inter-County in 1966. The next few years saw three clubs drop out but two have since re-entered. Brantford folded after the 1967 season only to rejoin in 1971. Galt dropped out after dismal performances in 1971 and 1972. They rejoined in 1975 representing Cambridge, since Galt had been renamed by regional government. Listowel dropped out following the 1969 season due to a lack of local players and Toronto entered a team the same season for the first time ever. St. Thomas returned in 1976 following an absence of 14 years and Waterloo re-entered in 1978 after a 21 year absence. With Waterloo's return in 1978, all eight cities that comprised the Inter-County Senior Baseball League in 1950 were representedin 1978 plus Hamilton and Toronto. For the first time ever, the league was split into two divisions. Until 1978,1950 was the last season that eight clubs were together as heavy financial losses brought on by bidding wars in the 50's bankrupted league. Amidst the changes in the lineup of teams, the League reopened the Commissioner’s position in 1970 with the appointment of Reuben Halpern of Kitchener. He was a former Inter-County Associa tion president in the mid-60’s and still presides as Commissioner today, starting his 16th season. The commissioner’s position had been discontinued with the dissolution of the Inter-County Senior Baseball League in 1957. The League name was changed to Inter-County Major Baseball League in 1974 by Commissioner Halpern. In 1979, Windsor Chiefs entered to bring the League’s membership to 11 teams, the largest ever. It was also the first time that a city west of London joined the l-C circle. The Chiefs brought with them a first-class operation and a ball club with an excellent track record as champions of the Essex Coun ty League for seven of the previous nine years and also as Ontario champions in 1978 and 1979. Guelph took a one-year leave of absence in 1980 due to a shortage of players, marking the first time since 1956 that the city of Guelph was without l-C Major Baseball. The club returned in 1981, bringing the League back to 11 teams, however, Windsor dropped out prior to the 1982 season due to economic reasons on the part of the core teams. Travelling time and expenses took their toll on the trips to Windsor. In 1982, the operators honoured Commissioner Halpern and Secretary Lorne Hamel for their years of service by renaming the East and West Divisions as the Halpern and Hamel Divisions, respec tively. However, with the folding of Cambridge prior to the 1984 season, the League reverted back to a one-division format. The Cambridge folding marked the second time in 25 years that either the pennant winner or playoff champion folded the following season. The first occasion was Oakville Oaks who won the pennant in 1958 and subsequently folded. Cambridge won the championship in 1983 and dropped out for the second time in 11 years having last folded after the 1972 season. Their place will betaken by Niagara Falls Mariners in the 1985 season, bringing the i-C Major League back to 10 teams.
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Come and join us in our celebration.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1990 WHITE OAKS PARK 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Thank-you to all our past and present volunteers executive members, umpires, coaches and players.
Special thank you to all of our Sponsors and to the Banqueter Bingo Hall.
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BATTING PCT OB'Z 6 PA AB R H 2B 3B HR TB SB BB SO RBI
Rob Dalgetty .336 .426 23 54 44 4 17 3 0 0 20 0 e- 6 10 Dave Nichol .351 .414 29 111 97 16 34 7 0 4 49 0 10 14 23 Neil Szeryk .345 .355 10 .31 29 7 10 1 0 0 11 1 t 7 4 Steve Bushby .343 .402 28 112 99 18 34 10 0 1 47 7 11 16 13 Jack Tucker .342 .398 26 128 117 21 40 4 9 2 54 CT 9 4 18 Ken Frbhwerk .326 .405 33 153 129 25 42 7 0 3 58 9 15 23 26 Richard Thompson .323 .429 163 133 30 43 5 2 7 61 17 26 16 24 Chuck Westman .311 .416 28 89 74 21 23 4 0 0 27 4 12 12 6 Tom Arnold .291 .375 22 64 55 16 16 2 o 0 18 8 7 7 8 Matt Gooding .275 .395 21 86 69 12 19 5 0 2 30 0 14 5 15 Scott Stafford .243 .343 31 137 115 20 28 8 0 3 45 5 17 71 21 Bronco Jovichevich .240 .286 17 56 50 5 12 1 0 i 16 0 3 9 8> Arden Edfcie .235 .419 26 93 68 18 16 1 0 1 20 9 99 11 6 Scott Kenny .225 .340 19 47 40 9 9 1 0 0 10 9 7 11 Kane Godwin . 162 .272 30 114 99 6 16 4 0 0 20 1 14 21 8 Greg Lone .098 .234 22 64 51 4 5 1 o o 6 2 9 17 1 John Zauia . 000 .333 4 6 4 7. 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 1 3
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CLUB PCT G AB R H 2B 3B HR SB BB SO RBI
Toronto .320 34 1258 315 402 65 3 40 51 188 185 250 Kitchener .309 34 1284 273 397 60 1 48 71 154 176 237 Brantford .308 34 1284 267 395 74 8 27 43 162 253 221 Stratford .287 34 1225 240 352 56 4 46 40 177 171 212 London .281 34 1222 223 343 57 3 20 54 179 201 191 Niagara Falls .278 34 1199 204 333 49 C-. 19 39 174 167 168 St. Thomas .265 34 1185 183 314 50 5 21 57 148 244 158 Guelph .262 34 1191 193 312 47 11 17 27 132 221 162 Hami1 ton .249 34 1144 156 285 *0 7 10 09 133 196 124
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CLUB PCT G PO A E DP PB LOB
London .966 34 926 365 46 29 14 305 Ni agara Fai 1 s . 956 34 907 348 58 29 14 303 Brantford .954 34 912 399 63 40 11 304 Stratford .951 34 912 375 66 30 16 307 Toronto .949 34 903 343 67 26 3 291 Kitchener . 943 34 939 312 75 25 6 284 Hami1 ton .939 34 855 310 76 22 13 279 Guelph .935 34 878 323 S3 29 18 265 St. Thomas .931 34 878 342 90 12 22 280
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