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1988 London Majors Program 1988 LONDON I //(; / / OFFICIAL SOUVENIR PROGRAM $1 .00 Front cover design by McCabe & Company PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING • RETIREMENT PLANNING • INVESTMENT PLANNING • TAX PLANNING REGAL CAPITAL PLANNERS LTD. 533 QUEENS AVENUE LONDON, ONTARIO N68 1Y3 {519) 433--3991 1-800-265-1578 INSURANCE GLock)Jart Brokers Limtted 379 Dundas St., London, Ontario N6B 1 VS Tim ftiNDt\MEN1lU8 'I'UaoNG TilE BASIQi Home- Auto- Commercial OF FAIRPlAY Bach year. over 40.000 kids get "It's not whether you wtn or Involved In Play Ball. some lose ... n·s an old saYtno; but It receive team uniforms and really ... have to do with eqUipment from Petro-canada BUS: (519) 672-3890 how you play the game. That's dealers. Others receive the Play what Pair Play ts all about. And Ball Instructional video. watch Pl!tro-Canada's Play Ball the Skills Tips broadcast on Program gives youngsters the TSN. or attend the Play Ball · basts for playing good baseball SUper Clinics held nationwide. and sortball by stressing the AND Tbe Play Ball program even­ fundamentals of Pair Play tually became so popUlar that and. of course. good techniQue FAIRPlAY Petro-canada created "dG-It· yourself" cllnJcs so that coaches from the very start:' who couldn't reach super Clinics WAYNE FENLON - MgrJD.H. Iloilo,,_ PROGRAM Duke~ could hold their own baste skills clinics In their Wayne has done an excellent job of recruiting ball lilT'S communities. players for the 1988 version of the London Majors. The movement to youth will only have 6 players remaining from the 1986 team and most of them are only in their HOW mid 20's. This team has afl the earmarks of a winner and with Wayne's guidance and leadership, don't be surprised YOU if there isn't champagne in the ole log cabin come mid September! PLAY BALL IS FOR YOU- Hall of Pamer Duke Snider. PlAY Take advantage of the program Former MaJor League Pitcher that brings the pros together ; Claude Raymond. Buck for baseball and softball fun Martinez. jesse Barfield . Ruble all4 Pair Play. To order any of Brooks. and Jtmy Williams are THE the Play Ball materials . or to ~E.E.O \T? RENt .,. among the oreal names that find out more about Play Ball. 1 have brought Play Ball to llle. tust ask your local dealer or FROM In tum. Petro.Canada dealers call Petro-Canada SIIOrls Central sponsor all kinds or teams­ GAME:' toll free: !rom those In community leagues right on up to the 1-800-288-2244, 'D1ple A teams In Calgary. or write: Kdmonton. and vancouver. ~ P.O. Box 105. and of course. the Blue Jays Station G. 'll>ronto. ontario Serving LONDON Since 1963 and Expos. 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We have the windows and doors for you. cillDASHWOOD WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE 331 Exeter Road, Hwy. 135 London 652-5666 SALES e SERVICE e INSTALLATION 2 3 RON ST. LOUIS - 38/Coach If there ever was a little Big Man on the London Majors, Ronnie is that man. In his 6th season with the club he has a .285 career batting average. What this doesn't show is the many, many times when a hit was needed, Ron came through, when a fly ball was needed to the outfield, Ron came through, when a ground ball was needed to move a runner, Ron came through. He's now passing this experience on to the other players as ! coach of the London Majors. LONDON, ONTARIO BIRKS~ Good Luck Majors! The management and staff of Birks Jewellers wish the London Majors all the best for a successful 1988 season. 173 Dundas 433-9211 White Oaks 681-2321 ocated on Sprongbank Pari<. Storybool< Gardens os nestled on 281 acres of rollong CHUCK WESTMAN - LF/CF/RF part< land . beaut1ful flowers and relax1ng ptemc grounds overlook•ng the Thames Rever Storybook Gardens captures the myth and magee of all yo ur favounte nursery rhymes This will be Chuck's 7th year as a Major, moving him lll from Humpty Dumpty to Hoc kory Dockory Dock into the veteran stages of his career. Chuck is one of the Storybook Gardens features a wede vanety of 1nternateona1 btrds. many of your favounte storybook premier outfielders in the league with a strong accurate ammals and opportumt1es for the whole tam1ly to share great moments en a day to remember Storybook Gardens es pteased to present some of the fmest young Canadean entertainers datly. June arm. He's one of the players that truly loves being at the 1st unto! Septem ber 1st ball park and playing the game. Being injured during last year's playoff was definitely frustrating . A healthy OPEN DAILY: SUMMER HOURS season and 50 hits as he had 2 years ago will help ease April 30th to October 10th, 1988 - 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. ) those memories. WE SALUTE THE "LONDON MAJORS" "r . I Owned and operated by the London P.U.C. / , ' I I ~ I I 4 5 - MIKE PATERSON - RHP This is Mike's 6th season with the Majors. After a great year last year going 4 wins and 5 saves with a .368 ERA t and a 31 k to only, I say only 3 walks ratio this was to be an even better year. Unfortunately, Mike is on crutches after tearing up his knee approximately 2 weeks before we are to open the season. We are definitely hopeful to have him back this summer for his sake and ours. SHELLEY EDDIE Assistant to Director of Operations Director of Operations DEAN, PHILLIPS & TROLLER 15 BRIDGEPORT RD. E. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS WATERLOO N2J 484 - 115-5000 11 YORK STREET LONDON, ONTARIO N6A 1A3 GUELPH - 124-1710 CAMBRIDGE . 153-1510 .. (519) 673-4214 510 FIRST ST. "Good Luck Majors" LONDON N5V 1Z3 - 453-3110 ST. THOMAS - &44-0212 WOODSTOCK - 415-3167 IAN ANDERSON - RF/CF/LF lan is entering his 4th season with the Majors. It has 1313 SPEERS RD. been said that you can't steal1 st, welllan has developed OAKVILLE L6L 2X5 - 127-1111 a definite ability to get to 1st. His career percentage is BURLINGTON - 127-1111 well over .400. Last year's playoffs saw lan hit .333 while HAMILTON - 521-6072 getting on 1st at a .565 average. One of the faster TORONTO - 311-1753 players in the league, lan has developed his base CONCRETE running skills to take advantage of his speed. FORM HARDWA.RE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL AND bob A FRIEND IN JEWELLERY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES MAINTENANCE TOOLS Our e Our Business Is Serving You 1ewe ery 428 RICHMOND ST. (JUST NORTH OF DUNDAS AT CARLING ST.) 439-0461 6 7 JON OWEN - RHP LONDON Jon is entering his 12th season with the Majors. One of the truly great pitchers to play in the Inter-County, Jon could move into 4th place in career wins and 5th place in career strike-outs this season. Jon's career ERA of .323 is exceptional when you consider the dramatic rise in averages since the aluminum bat. Another stat young pitchers can take a lesson from is his walks to strike out ratio, 452 k's to only 186 walks. MATT GOODING - LF/RF He's entering his 13th 1-C season and 2nd with the Majors. Matt is one of the top 10 hitters of the modem era to play in this great league. He owns a .374 lifetime average after a .395 year last summer. Last year's 81~ playoffs saw him chip il).with a .435 average. When Matt gets his 26th hit this summer, it will make him the fastest I player to get 500 hits. His defensive skills are on the ' ' f same level of excellence. 'If(I ; '.f/} , , I Most Valuable , (, , : I I Player Awards ICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS NORTH STAR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1987 WINNERS ICE co. 4 Stuart Street, London , Ontario N5Y 1S1 II Blue ROSS B. SMIBERT JOHN R. SMIBERT ..... Office 455-3690 9 8 sterling I SADDYGAS & PIBTD WESTSIDE ONE HOUR PHOTO MARKET,. • ONE HOUR PHOTO FINISHING • CUSTOM ENLARGEMENTS • PASSPORTS - 5 MINS. ~~where the Majors Fill-Up" • EKTACHROME (E-6) SLIDES • CUSTOM FRAMING (SAME DAY) JUST AROUND THE CORNER PROFESSIONAL. AMATEUR. COMMERCIAL RIVERSIDE w u. u. 742 RICHMOND :J (.) z 434-6255 a:: <( I 3: L.A6AlT Z MT.
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