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Page 6 alex mckay — 2nd Base Last season, the Majors’ second baseman added a new wrinkle to his overall play by bang­ ing out six home runs (second on the team) and leading the Majors in RBls (35). He continued to anchor the middle of the diamond, registering 106 assists, most for a Majors' infielder and good for second in the league. He also had a hand in 21 double plays. The 1986 season marks the 13th for the 28-year-old McKay. As a bit of local trivia he slugged nearly 1000 home runs over a three year period as a regular feature of the TV-London evening sign-off montage. FILL your tank fill you tummy (sappy gas^ & WESTSIDE CAFE _ Around the corner at Wharncliffe & Mt. Pleasant Homemade Burgers & Ballpark Franks "WHERE THE MAJOR’S FILL UP" (Free Admission to Game with a Purchase)

DAVE BYERS — Short stop The big shortstop from Dorchester starts his 17th l nter-County season in 1986. Byers started his l-c career with London in 1969 before a three-year stint in the St. Louis Cardinals' minor league system, once again, Byers led the team in several key offensive categories, including hitting (.371), on-base percentage (.452), runs (24) and hits (49). Oddly enough, Dave says his weakness in the minor leagues was his hitting, the one aspect of his game that has made him such a valuable team leader for the Majors. Page 7 CHUCK WESTMAN — Centre Field in his third year with the Majors, Chuck con­ tinued to provide steady defence in the out­ field. He was second in the league in putouts by an outfielder (78). His best moment last year, however, came at the plate against Stratford in June. After a triple earlier in the game, he doubled in the bottom of the 11th inning to drive in the tying run, then scored on a single by the next batter with a spectacular head-first slide to give the Majors the win. Westman hit .296 last season and lead the inter-county League in stolen bases (16). in the offseason, he plays hockey and thinks about baseball.

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Page 10 MIKE PATERSON - The iron man of the Majors' staff last year, Mike accounted for one-third of the team's total pitched (108) while throwing as both a starter and reliever in 19 of London s 36 games. He was often asked to come back on two days’ rest and one of his best performances came under those conditions a 14-1 complete game win over Niagara Falls in June. The Dorchester native is beginning his fourth year with the club and off the field enjoys hockey, golf and bicycling.

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Page 20 MIKE VAN ESCH — 2nd Base/Left Field Starting his fourth year as a Major, the 25-year- old infielder hopes the team will become more aggressive on offence, a strategy befitting his style of play. Mike appeared in 17 games last year at second base, third base and in the outfield.

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page 23 LONDON JUNIORS 1986 SCHEDULE •(2) Denotes Double Header

Sunday, May 11 London Juniors at South London 1:00 p.m. Sunday, May 18 Tecumseh at London Juniors Labatt Park 3.30 p.m. Wednesday, May 21 Samia at London Juniors Labatt Park 7.45 p.m. Sunday, May 25 Windsor at London Juniors (2) Labatt Park 1.00 p.m. Wednesday, May 28 London Juniors at South London Labatt Park 7.45 p.m. Sunday, June 1 London Juniors at Samia (2) Samia 1:00 p.m. Sunday, June 8 London Juniors at Windsor (2) Windsor 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 11 South London at London Juniors Labatt Park 7:45 p.m. Sunday, June 15 London Juniors at Tecumseh (2) Tecumseh 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 18 Samia at London Juniors Labatt Park 7:45 p.m. Fri.-Sun., June 20-22 Kingsville Tournament Kingsville T.B.A. Wednesday, June 25 London Juniors at South London Labatt Park 7:45 p.m. Fri.-Mon. June 27-30 Junior Elimination Tournament Welland T.B.A. Wednesday, July 2 South London at London Juniors Labatt Park 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 9 South London at London Juniors Labatt Park 8:00 p.m. Sunday, July 13 Tecumseh at London Juniors (2) Labatt Park 1:00 p.m. Saturday, July 19 London Juniors at Samia Samia 8:00 p.m. Sunday, July 20 Samia at London Juniors Labatt Park 1:00 p.m. Saturday, July 26 London Juniors at Windsor Windsor 1:00 p.m. Saturday, July 26 London Juniors at Techumseh Tecumseh 6:15 p.m. Sunday, July 27 Windsor at London Juniors Labatt Park 12:30 p.m. Fri.-Mon. August 1-4 London Tournament London T.B.A.

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Mike Lumly 1 0 0 O O 0.00 1.0 6 1 O 3 0 O O 0 O Dave Byer* 1 O 0 O O 0.00 3.0 16 3 O 3 O 4 1 O 0 Bill Atkinson 4 3 i •2 1 2. 17 29.0 121 13 7 18 1 13 26 O 8 Jon Owen 4 4 1 2 0 2.33 27.0 114 IO 7 22 1 13 12 0 I Scott Stafford 2 0 o 1 o 2.70 6.2 26 2 2 8 O 0 2 0 1 Stacey Stolte 5 4 3 3 2 3.23 36.0 154 20 13 38 3 7 38 O O Steve Busby 2 O O O 0 3.60 10.0 43 4 4 12 O 3 4 0 1 Chris Barr 5 4 4 3 4. 14 37.0 163 26 17 40 4 0 23 0 1 Mike Paterson 19 10 4 4 7 5.76 104.2 473 70 67 139 11 20 60 3 2 Mark Martin 9 6 1 2 4 7.07 49.2 246 46 39 78 10 20 36 J 2 Randy Manning 1 1 O O 1 7.71 4.2 25 4 4 IO 0 a 2 0 2 4 3 1 O 2 9. IB 16.2 84 21 17 26 4 3 20 O 2

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Page 29 DON plumb - statistician Don, will be back for his 1 oth year as the majors stats man. Always reliable and conscientious Don has become a fixture with the team. At Labatt Park and throughout the League. After some health trouble we re happy that things are getting back to normal, contrary to popular belief we couldn't do It without you. Thanks, Don.

RON THOMAS — Announcer A London resident, Ron's presence at Labatt Park goes back to the Tommy White, Ross Evon days. We are pleased to have a man with his background and professionalism in the broad­ cast booth. Currently with Woodstocks Radio team at k-102, Ron, will be better known to Lon­ don people for his 15 years at CFPL. Relaxation includes golf.

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Page 30 FRANK BAUER — Pitcher The Amhersburg native played his Jr. ball with the Windsor Mic Mac's. With a year's Jr. eligibility left, Frank will sign with the Majors affiliate, the London Juniors. He will play primarily with the senior team but will be available to play with the Juniors when needed. This will assure Frank of plenty of baseball this summer. Frank is currently at western taking Psychology in pur­ suit of a Med school degree, other interests include scuba diving, golf and basketball, welcome to London, Frank.

JAMES COUCH — Pitcher At 22, James Is entering the fun part of his pitching career, two years ago, he was scouted by both the New York Mets and Minnesota Twins. The strathroy native played for eight years in before moving backtothe area last summer. When not playing ball, James is very sports-minded and likes participating In anything.

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DREW MACDONALD — Left Field This 21-year-old rookie from Sault ste. Marie came to the area as a Western student and stayed last year to play for the London juniors. He was happy with his productivity at the plate and says he benefitted from playing in the organization. MacDonald also played on the junior varsity basketball team at western and takes part in other intramural sports there.

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1’1. ' es 11 on i 7 0 0 1 1.000 A. Me Kay 34 65 106 15 21 .919 •'<. Eddie 25 214 12 4 i2 .983 M. Van Esch 3 4 411 .889 M. Bushby 5 37 1 1 3 .971 S. Bushby 1 3511 .889 . . Jenkins / ' 5 3 8 .951 1.. Manning 6 30 2 2 3 .941

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Player GP PU A E DP PCT. Player GP PC A E DP PCT.

K. '.‘>1 . louis 33 25 50 9 1 .893 R. St. Louis 5 5 6 1 0 .917 11. Bushby 1 2210 .800 D. Byers 33 63 99 21 23 .80S ■ . Bushby 2 1 110 .667 D. Creighton 1 0 110 .500 M. Van Esch J «> 110 .500 Stafford 4 0 0 1 0 .OOO IIfCHERS OUTFIELDERS

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M. I'alerson 19 3 18 O O 1.000 S. Stolte 1 1000 l.OOO ... Bushby 2 0 3 0 O 1.000 B. Nowicki 14 26 1 0 0 1.000 11. Martin 9 3 17 0 0 1.000 M. Van Esch 15 0 0 0 l.OOu J. I Jwen 4 1 7 0 0 1.OOO I. Anderson 13 25 1 0 1 1.000 1.'. Manning 110 0 0 1.000 R. Manning 1 1000 1.000 t . Ji-nkins 4 1 1 0 0 1.000 C. Westman 33 78 4 2 1 .976 fl. Atkinson 4 4 7 1 O .917 A. Eddie 14 26 0 1 0 .9.63 ... Harr 3 O 4 1 Q .800 G. Little 19 29 3 2 1 .941 . Stolt i? 5 5 3 O .727 S. Bushby 13 19 0 3 0 .864 M. L.imly 1 O 0 0 0 .OOO S. Stafford 1 0 0 0 O .OOO f>. Stafford ? v 0 0 0 -OOO J. Owen 1 0 0 0 0 .WO D. Byers 1 •< 0 O 0 .000

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C. Cox 2 17 1 0 0 0 1.000 G. Little 8 W. fonion 3t 198 15 5 0 1 .977 R. Manning 6 S. Bushby 9 22 02 0 0 -917 W. Fenlon 4 D. Creighton 2 M. Van Esch 2 M. Elliott 1 M. Paterson 1 S. Stafford 1 S. Bushby 1 A. Me Kay 1 A. Eddie 1 D. Thomson 1

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Page 38 DAVE COWDREY — pitcher Dave will be a late acquisition for the Majors pitching staff due to schooling in Detroit at Henry Ford community college, in his second year on a baseball shcolarship, Dave is majoring in criminal justice. Dave will once again be play­ ing ball in London after a fouryear junior career in Stratford where he was the top pitcher lead­ ing his team to the inter-county championship in 1982 with a 9 and 4 record. No stranger to the Majors, Dave was their bat boy in the late 70 s.

FRED MILLS — Bus Driver/Equipment Manager Although not a ball player, Fred has developed a great interest in the 86 Majors. Anyone that has had any involvement in city darts certainly recognize this man. After an absence of five years, Fred lead his dart team to a strong second place finish in the 3rd division of the City Dart League. Only a few years ago, Fred was the best in London, and even after a lengthy layoff, Fred isn’t too far from that calibre these days. The ball club is very happy to have Fred with them.

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COUNTRY PARLOUR LONDON, ONTARIO FOR GOOD COUNTRY FOOD—FUN AND NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT Saturday Matinee 3:30-6:30 FOOD BUFFET AND SALAD BAR DAILY 11 am. - 8 am. $2.75 DAILY SPECIAL SATURDAY MORNING BREAKFAST Steak & Eggs $2.95 11 a.m. til 2 p.m. LADIES NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY 750 HAMILTON RD. LONDON 659-0326 V////////////////////////////////////////////////#///////////^ page 40 TERY COX — Catcher If you blinked lastsummeryou missed Terry in a London Majors uniform. He heard of our league while playing ball in Florida, and decided to head north. Terry lasted all of one week and two games before signing with the Toronto Blue Jays farm team In Medicine Hat Alberta. Terry finished the year there before being released, we re sorry for Terry, but very happy to have this fine young man back in London.

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KEVIN SCHNURR - 2nd Base Kevin comes from a long line of ball players in the inter-county. His dad had a long successful! career, along with three older brothers all from Waterloo. Kevin Is a slick fielder and uses the split grip batting style you don't see much of anymore.

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Page 44 NEIL FENLON — Bat Boy Now that the Fenlon family has moved to Lon­ don, Neil, will have an opportunity to spend much more time with his dad at the ole ball yard. Neil has had a couple of part years as a bat boy and with a full summer, he is sure to have an enjoyable experience.

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TIG GRAHAM Tig is the busy man at the front gate and this year will take over full-time at the 50/50 draw. His off field hobbies include cards and darts. Always there with a smile and a friendly work, Tig, makes life at Labatt Park all the more a pleasure. See ya there, fella.

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SHELLEY BROWN — Secretary/Treasurer This is the lady behind the scenes that does the countless duties that are all part of running a baseball team. Everyone involved in a sports team knows exactly what this entails. More often than not, Shell, will be working the front entrancethissummer.Thereisalotoftimeand sacrifice that does not go unnoticed or unap­ preciated. Thank you, sailor.

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RYAN FLETCHER — Bat Boy Ryan is the senior member of the bat boy core starting his third year. A most valuable young man at a very important position Ryan has come a long way from his early days carrying "The Chew". Ryan, has a budding career as a soc­ cer player. The only time he's not with the Majors is when he's scoring goals with his tour­ ing soccer team. All the Best for your coming season.

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Page 50 Southwestern Leader in Retail Golf Wishing Arden and the London Majors a successful and Happy 1986 season." Bob Martin Everyone Welcome 609 William Street GOLFER S PARADISE London, 672-2660 "Open year round"

ARDEN EDDIE — 1st Base/centre Field/3rd Base in season No. 20 with the Majors, Ardie con­ tinued to set records. He tied his own inter- County record for walks in a season (37) and raised his all-time career mark to 422. Ardie was also one of only five l-C playersto appear in all 36 of his team s games and continued to post a high on-base percentage (.403), which helped him tie forthe team lead in runs(24). The "fresh­ ness" of Opening Day is always a highlight of the year for Ardie, although he would love to win "that last game." in the off-season, he plays hockey with the intra-City Oldtimers and is known to toss a few darts with friends.

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