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Al Gleeson Mayor

It gives me great pleasure on behalf of the City of London to extend greetingsand bestwishesto each ofyou as you attend the events of the London Majors.

The growing interest and enthusiasm of all in sports and athletics is most heartening

Best wishes for an exciting season.

Al Gleeson, Mayor

FANS:Kids, Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to beautiful Labatt Park.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the game and the excellent surroun­dings before you.We, the London Majors, would like to take this opportunity to

thank Mr. Bob Neskas and Mr. Ted Bogal for their leadership and direction in making this facility available to us.But, folks, there is one man that has taken a personal interest in

making this baseball field what it is, “The Best Baseball Diamond in our League” and undoubtedly one of the very best in all Canada. That man is Mr. Mike Regan. The Majors extend to you, Mike, a very special thank you.The London Majors are very appreciative to a man, to the P.U.C.,

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11 32 2 0 1 224 28 6 1 2 510 28 3 0 1 04 7 1 0 0 15 6 1 0 0 06 16 1 o 0 2

15 25 3 0 1 10 1 0 0 0 02 4 10 102 2 0 0 0 0

14 12 1 0 0 12 1 0 0 0 05 2 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 C u 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0

0 1 5 0 16 10 .3613 0 8 2 16 24 .3510 0 20 1 15' 26 .350 0 0 0 0 1 1 .3330 0 6 1 10 17 .3140 0 3 1 14 1 .3120 0 4 1 20 8 .2753 1 35 0 9 18 .2560 0 9 0 18 15 .2500 0 4 0 4 1 .2250 0 3 0 4 1 .2220 1 5 0 4 2 .2030 0 10 1 37 15 .2001 1 0 0 1 1 .2001 0 3 0 5 4 .1900 0 5 0 4 0 .1810 0 4 1 6 7 .1760 0 2 0 2 0 ,1672 0 5 1 10 0 .0760 0 0 0 1 0 .0000 0 0 0 0 0 .0000 0 0 0 0 0 .0000 0 0 0 0 0 .0000 0 0 0 0 0 .0000 0 0 0 0 0 .0000 0 0 0 0 0 .0000 0 0 0 0 0 .0000 0 0 0 0 0 .000

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1983_FINAL_3TATISTICS

Monthly RecordsMAY W L PCT <JUNE_ W L PCT JULY-AUG_ W L PCTBrantford 1 0 1.000 Brantford 12 4 .750 Waterloo 10 3 .770Toronto 1 0 1.000 St. Thomas 9 5 .640 Kitchener 12 4 .750London 4 1 .800 Waterloo 10 8 .560 London 8 5 .620Guelph 2 1 .667 Cambridge 8 7 .530 Stratford 9 6 .600Stratford 2 1 .667 Kitchener 8 8 .500 Guelph 8 8 .500St.Thomas 2 1 .667 Stratford 7 8 .470 Brantford 8 9 .470Cambridge 1 2 .333 Toronto 8 10 .440 Hamilton 8 9 .470Waterloo 1 2 .333 London 7 .9 .440 St.Thomas 8 9 .470Kitchener 0 2 .000 Guelph 5 10 .333 Cambridge 4 11 .270Hamilton 0 4 .000 Hamilton 4 10 .290 Toronto 2 13 .130

MIKE RODRIGUES CoachHometown: Tijuana, Mexico Residence: LondonAs a youth Mike lived only a stone’s throw away from Labatt Park, a geographical point-of-interest which probably played a part in his love for baseball. A pitcher by trade, Mike aids manager McKay in controlling the Majors pitching ranks.

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BARRY WHITE CoachBarry is new to the coaching ranks for the Majors, but not new to baseball in London. A solid sports back­ground in baseball and hockey dating back to the early ’50s when he chased bats for the Majors, Barry’s knowledge and enthusiasm will be most welcome in 1984.

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FERGIE JENKINSHt. 6'6" Wt. 210Hometown: Chatham Residence: BleinhamWithout picking up a baseball again Fergie Jenkins has already secured himself a place in Baseball’s Hall of Fame. The players and fans of the Intercounty League are very fortunate to have a player of his stature to learn from and applaud. Thanks Fergie!

JON OWENHt. 6’2” Wt. 195Hometown: Liverpool, Eng. Residence: LondonThe Majors’ pitching leader in three important cate­gories last season: wins 6; innings pitched 283; strikeouts 48. In addition to Jon’s fastball, batters must also contend with his famed ‘fork ball’, a pitch taught to him by MacComb, Mississippi hurler Billy Wallace.

MIKE PATTERSONHt. 6’ Wt. 175Hometown: Dorchester, Ont. Residence: LondonThis hard throwing sidewinder is the Majors best two- way pitching asset. Not only one of the league’s finest relief pitchers, Mike is also a solid starting pitcher. Second only to Jon Owen in innings pitched for the Majors last year, Mike is a durable individual who seems to improve as his workload increases.

STEVE GOMOLAHt. 6'2” Wt. 190Hometown: Grand Rapids, Mich. Residence: London Returning to the pitching staff for a second year, the Majors are looking for a good season from this Michigan native. Although registering only 2 decisions in ’83 due to an injury, his fine ERA helped to keep Lon­don’s cumulative total the lowest in the league.

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TOM MATTINGLEYHt. 6’2” Wt. 190 B-R, T-RHometown: Sarnia Residence: LondonSupplying most of London’s right-handed batting power, Tom Mattingley is a calm, collected performer. A high school teacher at Parkside Collegiate in St. Thomas, Tom enjoys his freedom to play ball during the summer.

DAVE BYERSHt. 6'3" Wt. 210 B-L T-RHometown: Dorchester, Ont. Residence: London1983’s Inter-County All-star shortstop returns to the Majors again in ’84. Dave’s ability to combine average and power at the plate make him one of the greatest offensive threats in the London lineup. On the field, his fiery determination help lead the way for both rookies and veterans.

ALEX McKAY B-L, T-RHt. 6’Wt. 180Hometown: Thamesford Residence: LondonAl is returning for his 10th year as a London Major, he’ll be taking a rare holiday in the summer this year as he and Melissa, the southern belle he swooned north after their university days, are tying the proverbial knot in mid-July. Best wishes to you both.

CHUCK WESTMANHt. 6’Wt. 165 B-R, T-RHometown: Iona Station Residence: London1984 will be Chuck’s second year with the Majors. He is an adept outfielder whose speed should provide some base running excitement.

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DON PLUMB StatisticianA regular fixture in the press box at Labatt Park, Don Plumb is a quick-thinking statistical marvel who follows most major sports with restrained enthusiasm. Don is also known throughout the league as the 'toughest scorekeeper in Ontario who never plays favourites.

SHAWN BROGEN S-L.T-RHt.6’, Wt. 160Hometown: Kalamazoo Residence: LondonShawn’s baseball enthusiasm adds a refreshing touch to the Majors clubhouse. Shawn hopes to pursue his baseball ambitions through an American college next year.

BILL SHUTER Team PhotographerShoots is a loyal fan and will help the team win in any way possible. Involved with the Majors for many years, you’ll see him around the park snapping historic pic­tures for the club’s scrapbook and our own personal memories.

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WYATT STINSON B-R, T;RHt. 5’7” Wt. 201Hometown: Dawson City Residence: LondonThis hose and ladder man is in his 6th year with the Majors. Wyatt has a good knowledge of the game and will prove very valuable to the ball club this year.

TIG GRAHAM Trip Co-ordinatorTig is a member in good standing at Clarke Road Secondary School. He has been with the Majors the past few seasons spreading his ever present sm ile and pleasant personality around Labatt Park. Thank you Tig for your fine contributions to the Majors’ organization.

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JUST A LITTLE BOYHe stands at the plat with heart pounding fast.The bases are loaded; the die has been cast.Mom and Dad cannot help him; he stands all alone.A hit at this moment would send the team home.The ball meets the plate; he swings and he misses.There’s a groan from the crowd, with some boos and some hisses.A thoughtless voice cries: ‘Strike out the bum’.Tears fill his eyes; the game’s no longer fun.So open your heart and give him a break. For it’s moments like this, a man you can make.Keep this in mind when you hear someone forget.He’s just a little boy, and not a man yet.

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RON ST. LOUISHt. 5’9” Wt. 170 B-L T-RHometown: Tecumseh, Ont. Residence: LondonAfter spending his early baseball career in the Windsor area, Ron’s job brought him to London in 1983. His solid baseball background has made him a versatile and valuable infielder. He is a smart left-handed stick with a good eye at the plate.

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MIKE VAN ESCHHt. 5'10” Wt. 150 B-L, T-RHometown: Mossley Residence: LondonMike signed with the Majors in 1982 out of the London Junior ranks. He is a fleet footed infielder who has shown promise both on the field and at the plate.

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Wild Pitch WPStolen Base SB

8 Sacrifice Hit SHSacrifice Fly SF

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1983 FINAL SEASON STATISTICSBATTINGCLUB AB R H. 2B 3B HR SH SF S3 OS BB HBP_ SO RBI _A£GKitchener 1283 341 433 64 5 48 6 14 48 11 148 15 202 298 4,337Guelph 1214 243 3 78 61 13 18 1 5 1? 20 158 15 172 204 .311Stratford 1245 249 378 61 15 35 12 8 59 14 149 14 241 227 .303Brantford 1171 237 336 59 7 23 22 9 33 16 157 20 205 190 .2869St.Thomas 1262 224 362 54 4 31 16 5 31 21 116 8 211 187 .2868Toronto 1178 170 335 44 3 16 10 10 24 14 114 12 155 146 .284Waterloo 1210 205 335 63 6 19 23 9 42 19 141 11 187 167 .276Hamilton 1178 164 322 43 7 16 15 12 27 11 99 17 195 138 .273Cambridge 1179 190 321 46 18 25 13 8 30 22 136 10 230 181 .272London 1150 171 305 46 5 29 16 10 9 4 131 9 187 149 . 265DEPARTMENT LEADERS PA(160>Mcquiggari,Sthl AB(147)-Davis,Sth;H15bJ-Murray, kit; H(55)-Byckowski , t i.t; ;:B(13)-Taylor,Wat; 3B(4) seven player tiedj HR$14)~Bgan,Kit; SH(5)-Eddie.Lon| SF(4)-Byers,Lon, Collison,Kit, Egan,Kitj SB(22)-Murray.Kit: CS(5)-Hrach,Guei BB(35)-Eddie,Lon; HBP(5)-Beal,Brn; SOI37)-McKay,Lon; RBI(55)~Egan,Kit: GWRBI(6)-Beal,Brn;TOTAL. BASES(92)-Egan,Klt;INDIVIDUAL LEADERS - 105 or more plate appearancesPlayer, Club GP AB R 2B IB HR AVGPhil Turner,Sth. 23 99 29 46 7 1 7 .464Mark Ebel? Str, 34 121 26 52 ■ L' j. 5 .429Bill ByckowskifKit. 31 133 35 55 6 0 4 .413Rob Lambert, Str. 28 123 34 50 m z 5 .406Dan Collison? Kit. 30 121 43 47 3 0 10 .388Rob Thomson, Str. 33 127 30 49 K ; 7 .385Pat Morris, Gue. 34 130 31 50 10 j’ 1 .384Gary Beal, Brn. 33 131 35 50 11 1 8 .381Jim Hrach? Gue. 34 129 22 48 5 4' 2 .372Greg Egan, Kit. 29 125 41 46 «. -J 14 .368Matt Gooding?Sth„ 33 134 22 49 7 ' 2 .365Dave Murray, Kit. 28 134 50 10 4 4 .365Jon Davis? Sth. 34 147 36 A 12 0 5 .360Tom Parisi? Ham. 34 136 18 49 rf 0 0 .360Ron Musselman?Stra 24 95 28 34 7 1 4 .357Kurt Deluca?Wat0 29 108 27 38 0 1 6 .351Bill YeIton? Lon. 23 108 24 38 6 3 8 .351Dave Byers? Lonfc 32 117 22 u. > 7 0 9 .350Greg Darichuk?Tor. 30 114 14 «•' 0 0 2 .350Win Stigter, Kit. 31 109 22 38 S 0 6 .348Marty Quincey?Kit. 33 130 38 45 6 1 5 .346Dave Snyder? Gue0 31 146 3C 8 2 0 .342Tim Barone? Wat. 31 124 35 6 0 5 .338

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WAYNE FENLONWt. 6’ Wt. ? B-L T-RHometown: London, Ont. Residence: RidgetownMany of London’s pitching successes overthe past 15 years can be directly attributed to catcher Wayne Fenlon, and it hasn’t been any accident. Four managers over this time span have found #9 to be their choice behind the dish. Still an excellent hitter and great teacher, the Majors are extremely lucky to have ‘THE DOG’ on their side this year.

ARDEN EDDIE T-L B-RHt. 6’ Wt. 190Hometown: Wallceburg Residence: LondonWorking just as hard off the field as he does during a game, Arden is known as ‘Steinbrenner’ around the Majors' clubhouse. Dedication to the constant improve­ment of the London Majors has proven to be a very tax­ing but rewarding experience. Best of luck in '84 Arden, both on and off the field.

JOHN FARAGHERHt. 6’ Wt. 180 T-L B-RHometown: Uranium City Residence: LondonHard-hitting Faragher is also a versatile fielder in this, his second season with the Majors. In addition to his outfield duties, he can also pitch and play first base. John also holds the London & District Baseball record forthe longest home run; some445ft. on June14,1981 against Arva.

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