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LONDON PONTIACS SENIOR INTERCOUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE 1964 Souvenir Program and Record Book 25c i i i G i I Compliments of i TOM BURGESS — Return­ I Ken Teller’s it ing to the local base-ball scene I a B after 14 years in pro ranks, Q Casselman’s SHELL SERVICE Tom brings with him a wealth B s B s of knowledge of baseball. As fl Oxford St. and Hyde Park n field general of the Pontiacs, I Smart Shoes i a Tom is expected to give the Sideroad i 0 d club a much needed Eft, not fl 212 Dundas St. 432-1432 D I only as a manager but as a -171-1350 i D i player since he’ll see regular E fl action at first base where his B o i i excellent glove work and big n a bat will prove of great value i B Fulton Cycle Compliments of to the club. The 35-year-old fl i Lambeth resident played brief­ fl E ly in the big leagues with St. I B & Hardware McConville Insce. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh n I Pirates and a full season with i I i New and Used Bicycles Los Angeles Angels. The fl Agency Ltd. E E balance of his career was spent B E 38 Wharneliffe Rd. N. I in Triple A ball, mostly in the a I 56 Wharneliffe Rd. N. i International League. He’s a I 432-9591 i southpaw all the way. I 438-7295 i E i I i I i ■sacmcciitiutcccaiBacm I i I i I I 1964 PONTIACS’ SCHEDULE I i I I HOME SEEKERS 1 All games start at 8:00 p.m. G I I unless otherwise shown. I INVESTMENT SEEKERS 1 I I , . , AT HOME AWAY I I W&-.7 B LEASE-BACK SEEKERS I I I Fri., Nlay 22 — Kitchener Tues., June 2 — Stratford I INDUSTRIAL SEEKERS I yrkf ivfay3g9 — Guelph B I Sat., June 6 — Kitchener 0 I At? '•» r - 5" I I Fri., June 5 — Galt I Homes Ranging- From I Sac., June 13 — Brantford E I Fri., June 12 — Stratford I $5,000 to $50,000 I Wed., June 17 — Kitchener I I Fri., June 19 —■ Brantford I I Wed., June 24 —■ Stratford Sat., June 20 — Guelph I N.H.A. anti Conventional I I I Fri., June 26 —■ Kitchener Sat., June 27 — Galt I I I ANOTHER Mortgages I n Fri., July 3 — Brantford Tues., June 30 — Guelph c S QUALITY I Wed., July 8 ■—■ Stratford I E Thurs., July 2 — Stratford I B Fri., July 10 — Galt I PRODUCT John Thiel I Sat., July 4 — Galt I I Fri., July 17 — Kitchener I I from I Sat., July 11 — Brantford I Tues., July 21 -—■ Stratford I Real Estate Ltd. I I I I Fri., July 24 — Guelph Sat., July 18 — Guelph 434-8441 I I Vernors Bottling I Sat.., July 25 — Galt I I Wed., July 29 —- Guelph I I I “Call The Man Who Knows I Fri., July 31 — Brantford Sat., Aug. 1 — Brantford 0 Co. f London) I I London Best” I I Fri., Aug. 7 — Galt Sat., Aug. 8 — Kitchener G I Limited B G I I I I B I a I i Compliments of i STAN ANDERSON — Re­ I 0 lieved of the managerial duties Q Oakridge 0 he was burdened with last Johnston’s a season, Gabby is again ex­ fl I.H.A. Hardware o pected to play the role of Jewellers a “leader” as he has done so I g often during his 10 years in 1081 Oxford St. West the looal senior ranks. During 229 Dundas St. 432-2812 B S this time he’s won batting 471-3700 I I! crowns in 1957 and 1960 and fl won Most Valuable Player E a honors in 1957 and 1959 while fl amassing a lifetime .343 D batting average. He’ll serve as Compliments of Q I head coach of the Pontiacs Fleetway 40 I this season as well as right I g field guardian. He bats left Automatic Five Pins Park Motors fl and throws right. He was I WESTOWN PLAZA E named to first string all-star 1251 Commissioners Rd. I teams from 1957-1961. I 438-5105 471-6220 I I sss »8S ass as »k »« w » #b if» MM ®e sess ®s ass ®s ss ®s sts sg s® as as ssK a® s® s® ®» ass j® MS ass m ssk 3® sss s® ass ssss sss ««s ass sass w sss bss w as ssss sss as .as as as ass ss® sass sat ®s &K ass as as as s® s®ssss ass set sas aa aa aa ass sas ass sas w m as ass ass as as ss aa ass sk ias We, in London, have always been boastful of this beautiful •‘Forest City”. We are proud of our position in ‘Commerce; as an education centre; and as a good provider of jobs and opportunity, Here in the rich hub of Western Ontario our .assets are the envy of other communities. As responsible citizens are we fully aware of the most valuable of all our assets — our young- people? They must be given every encouragement to enter into the competitive spirit of healthful sport and to understand the meaning of ‘‘playing the game”. The London Pontiacs were born to set this example for our youngsters, as well as to revive interest in the great game of baseball. This club asks only for your support, and in turn pledge their effort to live up to those ideals that you expect. JACK D. UMPHREY, Director London Pontiac Senior I.C. Baseball Club i i The Five B's i Compliments of Someplace different! - - - - s i Sports Centre i The s Allan Johnston Wesfown Pliaz-a, t Latin Quarter Restaurant i Typewriters Oxford St. W. i 1 432-8896 1 132 Maple St. — London I 97 King St. 432-756-1 ‘We treat you. on the □ I I all year O,? S 1 i 697 Wellington Rd. One Mile North jj Oowplinients Imperial London, Ontario Of Hwy. 401 I Gibb's Restaurant Darlene Motel s Esso Service Good Pood. Best Service Your Host Adelaide and Huron 735 Richmond St. 434-4645 SHIRLEY AND HARRY LUCAS I 432-1325 I I 5 I I x I I Carruthers TOM McKENZIE—-Improv­ 8 s ing with age, this 22-year-oid g all-round athlete enjoyed his IB IGA Market first .300 season in senior ranks I last year wlhile displaying X Every fine glove work at shortstop. i “ Day Low Prices” ’ He batted an even .300 and his I We Give Gold Bond Stamps' I four-year senior average now 8 778 HAMILTON RD. ’ stands at .241. Tom is single I and a student at University of I 451-9030 ' Western Ontario. X X ■ § DAVE L.APTHORNE — « X Whitey blossomed. into the s Compliments D E club’s batting leader last । § year while turning \ in a stellar } 0 job at third, base. ■ He posted i E Nash Jewellers n a .346 average, third highest • g § in. the league. In three senior । 182 Dundas St. seasons, the 22-year-old Lon- « § don native has recorded a .286 , s 432-8341 X lifetime average. He’s a right- i I righthander all the way. 1 3 — « re re re i® » re re «* re re w re hb w w « re w re re re re re re re re w w re a« as re. re re re re re re re re re rerere re re wasre re re re re re rere re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re w » sb re rere re re rererererererererere £ £ ■ £ t £ London Truck Bodies Ltd. l Claude’s £ I Compliments of T t 1 TRUCK & BUS BODIES ■ £ I Sunoco Service 1 Dump Bodies & Hoists « £ Stake, Van, l i Home Trend E Meehani cal Repairs £ ROBOT ALIGNING & SPRING SERVICE I i t I Road Service Furniture Co I 617 RICHMOND ST. 432-’7-506 ! £ ■ g ■'Home of Custom Blending’ 644*4 Richmond £ S i Russ Evon £ McLeish’s I I £ i 490 Adelaide St. 438t8731 I £ I Clothes’“A” Clean £ CYCLE & SPORT SHOP I 1 I £ I Pickup and Delivery Service £ g 438-3232 i £ 454 Hamilton. Rd. 432-15471 I 174 Wortley Rd. 4*82-0114 i £ s i -rea8aKWMrrerererererererereremre.rerererere I i £ £ rereaBrererereBSMMirereB«Mirererererererere i 1963 LONDON PONTIAC'S STATISTICS g g £ i BATTING £ C & J i i £ £ £ Player G AB R H RBI BA £ I I HESSEY I Based on 95 or more plate appearances: £ 1 £ I L-apth-ome, Don .. ................... 32 127 14 44 11 .346 £ PLUMBING Compliments of £ Czerwieniec, Lon ...................... 21 94 13 29 10 .309 £ £ £ I Young, Lon ......................... ... 30 122 16 37 14 .303 £ HEATING £ McKenzie, Lon ..........„....LX,... 23 100 IB 30 10 .300 1 I .248 £ HOPE’S I Anderson, Lon .................... ... 32 ' 117 25 29 13 £ SHEET METAL I Zufbyfc, Lon ....................... ... 28 121 9 2*8, 11 .231 £ I Allen, Lon ........................ ... 24 103 6 17 10 .165 £ £ £ Alterations and ■ WHITE I Burgess, Lon ................... L...... 27 98 13 16 6 .163 £ Repairs g g I The following had more than 10 plate appearances Ibut less g I than 95: g Hot Water, Steam,, Warm ROSE g g £ Leitch', Lon ... ...... ..... ....:..,..L;.... 26 79 5 22 14 .278 £ Air Heating £ Perkins, Lon ... .................... 15 19 2 5 0 .263 £ 1 £ Air Conditioning £ Pea ten, Lon ... ............ 13 37 6 8 4 .216 I Wharneliffe Rd.
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