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Al GleesonMayor
On behalf of the City of London, I am pleased to extend greetings to each of you and a very warm welcome as you attend the events of the London Majors.
I am certain that these events will be successful and wonderful to all attending. My best wishes for an exciting season.
Al Gleeson, Mayor
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London Majors - 1982 Final .StatisticsBATTING AVG G AB R II 2B 3B HR SH SF SB CS BB HBP so RBIJon Owen .333 8 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Larry Haggitt* .330 23 91 19 30 7 0 6 0 2 0 0 13 1 12 28Dave Byers* .303 31 119 21 36 7 0 8 0 2 1 0 10 3 14 22Glen Little .295 29 105 16 31 4 0 0 1 1 3 1 6 1 27 12Wayne Fenlon* .291 29 110 13 32 3 1 4 3 0 1 1 8 0 11Alex McKay .274 33 124 8 34 8 0 2 0 0 6 1 11 0 38 •5Mike Van Esch* .273 12 22 4 6 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 7 1Rob Watral* -255 29 106 11 27 6 0 1 2 0 0 2 5 0 16 8Arden Eddie* .248 33 117 27 29 5 1 2 4 0 6 1 33 2 21 8Jay Suits / .248 33 117 16 29 7 1 2 0 2 6 4 22 0 27 20Kane Godwin .234 13 47 6 11 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 4 0 10 8Tom Mattingley .222 31 117 14 26 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 17 0 23 12Wyatt Stinson .200 17 60 7 12 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 0 14 2Jim MacDougall .111 10 27 4 3 1 0 0 p 1 1 0 3 0 9 2Owen Brock .000 5 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0Rick Gazzola .000 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0John Schmuck .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0John Faragher .000 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 O'Doug O’Boyle .000 11 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 OChuck Westman .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 O
The following players had no plate appearances primarily through uhe of designated hitters, games in parentheses; Dave Godwin (9), Andy Johnston (9), Scott Hall (3), Jim Dalton (2), Ron Hart (1), Phil Schmidt (1).
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Roy McKay: ManagerRoy is heading into his 10th year as Manager for the London Majors and in his fifth decade as a member of the Majors. Roy’s been on a winning team as a bat boy in the ’40s, pitcher in the '50s, and as a Manager in the '60s and '70s. Winning it all this year would have an extra special meaning to him. With his quiet, calming personality and a .600 plus winning percentage, Roy will keep the troops relaxed and competitive in their hunt for the Gold.
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BILL SQUIRES Director of OperationsBill, a long-time friend of Manager McKay, has made him an enthusiastic Majors' fan the last few years. Like Roy, Bill is an easy going, mild mannered individual that will be very beneficial in his new duties of controlling the ball park during the games this year. Last year found Bill doing an excellent job announcing many home games, and this year he’s decided to branch out. But he'll be able to pinch hit as the voice to the fans.
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"from a household spot to a spotless house"DON PLUMB StatisticianAt home or on the road with the Majors, Don is there, briefcase in hand, keeping tabs on ERA’S, batting averages and fielding stats. His experience and dedication have made him tops in his field. The London Majors are very fortunate to have him once again as part of their organization.
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MIKE RODRIGUES 3rd Base CoachAnyone who feels that a coach’s job at 3rd base is an easy one should talk to Mike. Just remembering the signs (bunt, steal, hit and run, sacrifice, take) is hard enough, but having to co-ordinate each with the player, the count, the inning, the score...and then when someone misses a sign who gets the blame?...THE COACH. Mike was a valuable addition to the Majors last year. His baseball knowledge and sense of humour have ideally suited him to his position again this year.
NORM ALDRIGE CoachHis voice echoing throughout Labatt Park is as much a part of baseball as hits, runs, and errors. Always “riding” his own players in a good natured sort of way, he has a nackfor making the youngest ball player feel right at home. Player/Coach/Manager/Trainer, over the years Norm has done it all.
WAYNE FENLON B-L T-FtIn every park throughout the Major Inter-County, even the casual fan knows the name WAYNE FENLON and with good reason. He has been calling signs behind the plate for the Majors since the mid-sixties. He hits for power, and famed for his precision bunting. Known to most as MAD DOG. or DOGGIE, Wayne sets the pace for London calling plays, aligning the defence ana na- ing the opposition. What’s in store for Wayne in ’83? Watch for the old dog to show you some new tricks.
TOM MATT1NGLEY B-R T-RTailing off slightly from his ’81 season, Tom struggled most of last year with lower back pains. Never one to complain or offer excuses, he delivered key hits when he had to while fielding his usual steady third base position. A valuable team leader Matt is raring to go in '83.
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LARRY HAGGITT B-L T-RA very professional athlete through and through, Larry is one of the strongest left-handed hitters to ever play in the Major Inter-County League. He drives almost four hours back and forth from his home in Leamington just for home games which gives evidence to his dedication to the game and his team. Larry batted .330 last year, hitting 6 homers and drove in 28 runs. Hag prefers to communicate with his bat.
ARDEN EDDIE B-L T-RDid you know that in the past 15 years Arden has run over one thousand kilometres just getting between centre field and the dugout between innings. As owner of the Majors though, he will readily agree that he does even more running around off the field. An Inter-County all-star many times over, he is also the all-time base stealer in Majors’ history. Many people love the game, but few put as much time and effort into baseball as Arden.
WYATT STINSON B-R T-RProven ability as a solid senior calibre outfielder, Wyatt’s biggest problem over the last few years has been getting to the ball park. As afire-fighter for the City of London, shiftwork has been taxing, sometimes forcing him to miss3-4 games in a row. When in uniform though, he’s full of business and hoping to ignite a few Major rallies in ’83.
DAVE GREENLY B-P T-RDave's returning to London rrom a year of work and baseball in Ottawa. A solid catcher always will to leam and improve, Dave hit .375 in the Ottawa Loop. Dave’s a graduate of the very fine Byron minor system and we’re happy to have him back in London. A tireless worker, Dave is going five days a week to Fanshawe College to complete his education in Computers.
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RON ST. LOUIS B-LT-RRon is new to the London area. He comes from that hot bed of talent in Windsor. He’s a short-stop by trade, but can be versatile if necessary. He’s got an excellent knowledge of the fundamentals, and is a very fine contact hitter, who can supply some power when necessary. Ronnie will only make the Majors a stronger, more competitive team.
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GLENN LITTLE B-R T-RA very pleasant surprise for the Majors last year, Glenn lead the team in hitting through most of '82. Showing great versatility for a first year senior Glenn saw action as an outfielder, infielder and as designated hitter. A speedy base runner and a hitter who sprays to all fields, watch for Glenn Little to reach new heights this year.
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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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GOOD LUCK MAJORS IN 1983AL GUEST TrainerEveryone in the world knows him as A.G. He’s popular with the players and is always willing to help for the good of the team. A.G.’s got more energy than 10 people and has many interests. He’s the No. 1 man in the pit crew for his wife Karen’s go-cart races. He’s a very fine dart player and willing to demonstrate his talents anytime. A.G.’s also got some pretty fancy moves on the dance floor.
BARRY BOUGHNER B-R T-RBarry is one of those gifted athletes that can play any sport well. A former N H L. hockey player that has had a remarkable coaching record since retiring, Boughie’s first love has always been baseball. He’s coming back after a three-year layoff and the last time he returned after such an absence from the league, he hit .384; good for fourth in the league and first all-star D.H. Bougie can play any position, so he will be most valuable in our quest to win the championship in 1983.
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SCORING MADE EASYBaseball shorthand as used by baseball writers will render every game more enjoyable to baseball enthusiasts. All players are numbered and all plays are recorded by symbols.
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Pitcher 1 for plays:
Catcher 2 Single ■ —First Baseman 3 Double =Second Baseman 4 Triple —Third Baseman 5 Home Run —Shortstop 6 Error E ’Left Fielder 7 Foul Fly FCenter Fielder 8 Double Play DPRight Fielder 9 Fielder’s Choice FCDesignated Hitter DH Hit by Pitcher HP
Wild Pitch WPStolen Base SB
8 Sacrifice Hit SHSacrifice Fly SF
/ 7 9 \ Caught Stealing cs/ 6 4 \ Passed Ball PB
Balk BKStruck Out K\ 3 / Base on Balls BB
\ X 1 Force Out FOIntentional Walk IW
In the totals line on the scoring block, records the runs made in each inning in the top part of the slanting box, the hits in the lower part. Complete details are published in any Baseball Rule Book.
JON OWEN Pit. T-RJon finished with the fourth best E.R.A. in the league last year. He possesses the best fork ball inthe league and with his good curve and fastball always has himn at or near the top of the league in strike-outs. Jon’s been the cornerstone of the Majors’ pitching staff for years and is still only 24. If he pitched for another five or six years, he’s have every I.C. record nailed down. One of the true gentlemen of the league, we all hope he’s around for a long time.
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JAY LAPP B-R T-RA walking, talking baseball trivia machine, Jay is all baseball all the time. Though still a junior-age ball player, Jay spends more time working with the Majors and Juniors than most people spend in a lifetime. If practice, hard work and dedication pay just dividends, Jay should be playing baseball for years to come.
KANE GODWIN B-R T-ROne of three fine baseball playing brothers well known for his ability throughout the western-counties, he is now budding on a senior career that will command interest in the Inter-County League. God only knows how many miles Kane put on his car commuting from Hamilton last year to compete in both junior and senior. That kind of love for the game doesn't go unnoticed.
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INDIVIDUAL LEADERS — 105 or more plate appearances to qualifyPlayer, ClubGary Borg} Cmb. Phil Turner, STh. Phil Montpas, STh. Scott Mann} Cmb. Mickey Lager, Gph. Greg Darichuk} Tor. Matt Gooding* STh. Mark Ebel} Str.Ron Musselman} Str. Jim Eliopoulos,Tor. Dave Dix, Brn.Cy Elvin, Brn.Dean DiCenzo, Ham. Jamie Hodge, Tor. Larry Haggitt} Lon. John Pickett} Kit. Dave Hunt* Str. Bill Yelton} Str. Bill Byckowski} Kit Joe Parisi* Ham. Greg Cranker}*Cmb.
AVG G AB R.440 25 100 36.403 32 134 21.402 32 122 40.392 31 120 30.370 24 100 21.369 33 130 27.364 34 143 26.364 33 110 21.361 32 108 31.346 31 130 24.340 30 106 28.336 30 125 31.333 25 99 12.331 32 130 26.330 23 91 19.324 33 ill 18.324 27 102 7.323 25 96 16.322 31 121 24.321 32 140 20.321 34 131 22
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FIELDINGFirst Basemen G PO A E DP PCT. Outfielders G PO A E DP PCT.Fenlon 2 16 1 0 2 1.000 MacDougall 3 3 0 0 0 1.000Mattingley 1 12 0 0 0 1.000 Little 2 2 0 0 0 1.000Haggitt 23 224 9 1 20 .996 Faragher 2 1 0 0 0 1.000Eddie 8 90 6 2 7 .980 Watral 27 43 4 1 1 .979
Eddie 25 42 1 1 0 .977Second Baseman Suits 33 66 3 2 0 .972McKay 33 65 115 12 15 .938 Stinson 16 25 6 1 0 .969Van Esch 3 4 11 1 0 .938 Brock 3 3 0 1 0 .750
Schmuck 3 3 0 1 0 .500Third Basemen Van Esch 1 0 0 0 0 .000Van Esch 1 1 2 0 0 1.000 Westman 1 0 0 0 0 .000Mattingley 30 29 53 6 5 .932Little 5 1 8 2 0 .818 Pitchers
Gazzola 5 0 10 0 0 1.000Shortstops Dalton 2 1 3 0 0 1.000Byers 31 67 101 6 20 .966 Faragher 1 1 2 0 1 1.000Little 5 9 16 3 3 .893 O’Boyle 11 4 29 2 0 .943Watral 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Owen 8 4 12 2 1 .888
Johnston 9 0 7 1 0 .875Catchers* D. Godwin 10 2 3 1 0 .833K. Godwin (2) 12 68 9 2 0 .975 Hall 3 1 1 1 0 .667Fenlon (5) 23 136 14 6 2 .962 Hart 1 0 0 0 0 .000‘Passed balls in parentheses. Schmidt 1 0 0 0 0 .000
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Perhaps more than any other sport, baseball offers fans the chance to identify with the athletes. Often much of that identification is simply in the nicknames of the players. So as you enjoy tonight’s London Majors game, you might like to test your powers of identification by matching the following players and nicknames. You won’t find the answers in the program because true baseball fans won’t need them. Good luck and good luck to the Majors in ’83...
BOBBY THOMSON TOMMY HENRICH MARK FIDYRICH STAN MUSIAL RUSTY STAUB AL HRABOSKY LOU GEHRIG BABE RUTH BOB FELLER RON CEY TED WILLIAMS RON GUIDRY HANK AARON SPARKY ANDERSON DOM DIMAGGIO REGGIE JACKSON ERNIE BANKS DAVE PARKER WILLIE MAYS BROOKS ROBINSON GARY CARTER STEVE GARVEY WALTER JOHNSON PETE ROSE TOM SEAVER
THE IRON HORSEMR. OCTOBERTOM TERRIFICTHE SPLENDID SPLINTERHAMMERIN' HANKTHE SAY-HEY KIDTHE BIRDLE GRAND ORANGETHE MAD HUNGARIANTHE LITTLE PROFESSORLOUISIANA LIGHTNINGMR. CUBCHARLIE HUSTLETHE FLYING SCOTTHE MANCAPTAIN HOOKTHE HUMAN VACUUM CLEANEROLD RELIABLETHE COBRABIG TRAINTHE PENGUINTHE KIDRAPID ROBERTMR. CLUTCHTHE SULTAN OF SWAT
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CHUCK WESTMAN Bfi T-R1983 being his first year of senior eligibility, Chuck would like to land and outfield position. Good speed and a powerful throwing arm are his two finest assets.
MIKE PATTERSON Pitcher T-RComing off a great season with the Servicemaster Juniors where he accumulated a record of 10-1, this young right-hander could be seeing a lot of action this year as both a starter and reliever.
JOHN FARRINGER B-R T-LA smooth fielder with a history of good power throughout his junior career, John saw action with the Majors last season as both a pitcher and outfielder.
DOUG O’BOYLE Pitcher T-RHere’s a fellow that just rolled in one day on his unicycle from Saginaw last spring and commenced to turn the league inside-out. He finished with a 102 regular season record and won six more games in the playoffs. He’s an extremely likeable young man and we’re happy to have him back in uniform this year.
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JOHN FINLAY B-R T-RNow here’s a fellow that comes to play. John, a native of Houston, Texas, was recommended by a past Majors’ star, Billy Breene. John has a strong accurate arm and fields his catching position very well. You want to watch the way he attacks the ball when he’s at the plate. That’s how the ball should be hit. John’s a born leader and should provide the Majors with some much needed right-handed power.
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ALEX MCKAY B-R T-RAl, always a pleasure to be around (he comes from good stock) has been improving at his 2nd base position and at the plate in leaps and bounds. The no-doubt to be famed double-play trio—Byers to McKay to Haggitt has been killing rallies regularly for the pasttwo years and should cause opponents some grief again this year. Al, has a pleasing sense of humour and when you get within earshot of his quick wit and snappy retorts, they’re guaranteed to keep you loose.
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NEIL FENLON Bat BoyNeil’s dad, Wayne, has had him around the ball park almost since he was born. So, it's only natural he became a bat boy for the Majors. The way his dad plays, if he has any talent as a ballplayer, he could be playing with his dad one day.
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INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Player, Club ERA G
"Dennis Coplen, Str. 1.86 13 "Tom Dejak, Tor. 2.05 10"Jjlark Martin, STh. 2.31 14Jon Owe^jLon. 2.44 8Lance Annett, STh. 2.59 12Bruce Klaehn, Kit. 2.65 17Doug O'Boyle, Lon. 2.69 11Phil Pomeroy, Bra. 2.86 17 JJim Martel, Cmb. 3.13 11J.P. Groulx, Brn. 3.29 14Kurt Felker, Gph. 3.67 15 Larry Landreth, Str. 3.99 10 Keith Meyer, Wat. 4.10 14Dan MacDonald, Cmb. 4.45 10 Kieth Glover, Ham. 4.87 13
"Brian Cascadden,Kit. 5.01 12 "Neal Ambrose, STh. 5.13 14 Gerry O’Handley,Gph. 5.35 15
"Randy Gubbins, Ham. 5.42 16
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