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Tournament Features th Annual Celebrity 18Golf Classic St. Marys Golf and Country Club Friday, June 20, 2014 Tournament Features Celebrity Guests Help make The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum a strong Tim Wallach, George Bell, Devon White, Duane Ward, Fergie national entity, raise $25,000 for the enhancement of its baseball complex, Jenkins, Dave Van Horne, Murray Cook, Jim Fanning, Paul and fund its KIDS ON DECK program, which uses baseball as a medium to Beeston, Don McDougall, Billy Atkinson, Paul Spoljaric, Steve teach cultural awareness and social justice to boys and girls. Rogers, Derek Aucoin, Larry Landreth, Jon Lockwood, Terry Crisp, John Upham, Mark Bell, Bruce Hood, Ron Wicks, Michael You’re invited to participate in our 18th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic where Burgess and many more... you will get the chance to golf with a celebrity and win amazing prizes. Afterwards you’ll enjoy a BBQ, networking with Canada’s baseball elite and guest speakers Fergie Jenkins, Tim Wallach, George Bell, Devon White and Duane Ward and others at our Celebrity Banquet. Join us as a triple sponsor and for $1,250, receive entry for four golfers, continental breakfast, lunch, dinner banquet, hole signage and a chance to win one of two fabulous cars. All golfers will receive a fabulous gift bag. Individuals may also register for $250, and we will slot you in a foursome. Fergie Jenkins George Bell Tim Wallach Duane Ward Devon White The tournament will again be a Shotgun start Texas Scramble format. If you cannot make the tournament, you can still join us for dinner for only $60. Schedule of Events On Saturday, Tim Wallach, Dave Van Horne, Murray Cook, and Jim Ridley Registration begins at 10:00am with complimentary will be honoured in an induction ceremony to take place at 1pm on the coffee, muffins and donuts available. museum’s ceremonial grounds in St. Marys. The induction ceremony will • Shotgun start at 11:00am. be part of a festival of events that will also include a celebrity HR derby • Texas Scramble format (everyone shoots, the best shot is and slo-pitch game, London Salutes Canadian Baseball breakfast, a golf selected, and everyone shoots from that spot, and so on). tournament, baseball family street party and a Toronto Blue Jays • Cocktails at 4:00pm. Honda Super camp for kids. • Bob Martin Golf Demonstration 4:30pm. • Dinner will be served at 5:30pm. • Programs and awards immediately following dinner. 2014 Induction Ceremony on Saturday, June 21st at 1pm at the Hall of Fame (386 Church St. S, St. Marys) Represented by family: Tim Wallach Dave Van Horne Murray Cook Jim Ridley All-time Expo Expos Broadcaster GM Expos, NYY, Reds Blue Jays Scout th Annual Celebrity 18 Golf Classic St. Marys Golf and Country Club Friday, June 20, 2014 www.baseballhalloffame.ca GOLF OPTIONS NUMBER TOTAL c $1250 TRIPLE A SPONSOR (4 Golfers, Hole Sponsor & Banquet) . ____ . $______ c $300 SINGLE A SPONSOR (Hole Sponsor) . ____ . $______ c $250 ROOKIE PACKAGE ( 1 Golfer & Banquet) . .____ . $______ c $60 BANQUET ONLY . .____ . $______ Company Name: ____________________________________ c Please contact me concerning a prize table donation. Registration Form (please print) Name: ___________________________________________ Email: ____________________________________ Home Address: _____________________________________ City: _____________________________________________ Province: _____ Postal Code: ____________________ Home Phone:______________________________________ Bus. Phone: _______________________________ Name 2: _________________________________________ Email: ____________________________________ Name 3: _________________________________________ Email: _____________________________________ Name 4: _________________________________________ Email: _____________________________________ c Purchase Order: ___________________________________________________________________________ c My Cheque is enclosed payable to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. c Please charge $___________to my c VISA c MASTERCARD c Amex Card #___________________________________________ Card Expires: ______ /______ Cardholder’s Signature: _______________________________ Complete and fax or mail this ticket order form today! Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum, P.O. Box 1838, St. Marys ON N4X 1C2 or fax to: Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame (519) 284-1234 For further information contact Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum (519) 284-1838 OUR SPONSORS INCLUDE: OTHER WAYS TO HELP If you are unable to attend our tournament but still want to help build the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum into a strong national entity where local, provincial, and national friends will congregate and celebrate Canada’s rich baseball heritage, and have the opportunity to play or watch the passion of baseball instilled in our youth, please consider donating a prize or sponsoring a hole, the fee for sponsoring a hole is $300. Your sup- port will be greatly appreciated..
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