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Colonsay Monarchs : Brooker C, Clouston Gerald SS, Coffin Lloyd IF/P, Elliott IF/2B, Folk Johnny P/SS, Harris OF/1B, Hawrysh IF, Hrynkiw Paul 3B, Kemp 2B, Klotz George 3B, Leigh Murray OF, Madden "Slim" P/OF, Moldenhauer Roy OF/2B, Morgan OF, Nalywako Ed OF (also Legion), Olson P/OF, Pendleton Reg OF, Petch P, Rosher Les OF/1B, Smith P, Templeman 1B, Washin
Delisle Commodores : Anderson 3B, Bentley Bev 1B, Bentley Doug OF, Bentley Max OF/P, Bentley Reg C, Bentley Roy 2B, Brown Dick SS/OF, Butler Dick OF, Coben Murray P (playoffs only), Gibson Johnny P (playoffs only), Kembel Reinie P, Maroniuk John "Smiley" P/IF, Olmstead Bert P/IF (playoffs only), Uffleman Alex OF (playoffs only), Richardson P/IF,
North Battleford Beavers : Abbott Jack MGR, Arnold Ross "Lefty" P, Bidart Ab OF, Cooke Lorne P (playoffs only), Dean Elton 1B, Dean Les P/IF, Dean Roy 3B, Ferry Bob OF, Francis Emile SS, Grant Don OF, Grazeby P, Guenther Emil P, Kopf Paul SS/OF, Kreuger Henry TRAINER, Lampitt OF, Leask Don C/2B, Meredith Matt OF/C, Oliphant Don OF/2B, Prediger Pete C (playoffs only), Taylor George P
Saskatoon Army, Navy & Airforce Veterans : Atkinson Ted P/SS, Bennett OF, Berry OF/3B/C, Boyczak 3B, Crawford "Buck" IF/OF/P, Cunning OF, Doeker Bob P, Dunlop SS, Edney Lloyd OF, Gillespie Ed SS/P, Gracie Jim IF/OF, Graham OF, Green Gerry P/OF, Grossman Johnny P/OF (also Cubs), Henderson OF, Hill Mel OF/2B, Horb George IF/P (also Cubs), Jones 3B/OF, Kletzel SS, Matheson "Phat" 2B/SS, McIntyre Don OF/P, McPhail Bill C, Moncur Hank 1B/3B, Presley 3B, Reid Spence OF (also Cubs), Rigby 2B/OF, Risteau Bill OF, Rittinger Emil P, Rouse Cy SS/OF, Ruhl Alex 3B/P, Sasseville Bobby C, Stewart "Red" 1B/P, Walecke Art OF, Wallington SS/OF (also Cubs), Wilson Billy SS, Vandale Cliff C/IF, Vandale Walt P/OF
Saskatoon Cubs : Corbin "Ace" P/OF, Currie Stan "Lefty" P (playoffs only), Dawes Bobby IF/OF/P, Dehmke Art 2B/OF, Falk Eric P/OF, Farthing Les P/OF, Gamelin OF, Grossman Johnny P/IF (also Veterans), Hamilton Ray 1B/OF (also Legion), Hamre Angus "Shorty" P, Horb George P (also Veterans), Johnson Arnold OF, Katz Max OF, Kelsey Leo OF/3B, Leakos Jim OF, Marchant OF, McKay Dunc C (playoffs only), Munroe Gerry OF, Penner Ron P, Reid Spence OF/3B (also Veterans), Renwick OF/2B, Semler OF, Scherstevedo C, Sirota Alex C/P, Strumm Gil OF, Tarasoff OF, Webster Jerry SS, Vandale George IF, Wallington SS (also Veterans), Zarchekoff Al 2B
Saskatoon Legion : Affleck 2B/OF/P, Almas Bernie 2B, Almas Ralph 3B, Barber "Chick" C/OF, Bidgood OF, Bindell OF, Chapman Al SS, Chapman Jack P/OF, Cook P, Dubyk Mike C, Embury OF, Garanko OF, Gautschi OF, Gilkison P, Hamilton Ray 3B (also Cubs), Hanson Lowell C, Hassen Fred OF, Hornyak "Lefty" P/OF, Jantz SS, Krook Ivan P/OF/IF, Locke OF/C, McKay Dunc C, Major Eddie 2B, Matchett Jack P/IF, Mills Cal 1B, Nalywako Ed OF (also Colonsay), Nordstrom Edwin(Swede) IF/P, Piper Dick SS, Reeves 3B/OF, Speck OF/P, Strain OF, Swick Julius "Jules" OF, Pizzey OF/1B, Walters OF, Weir Walt OF, Werezak OF/2B, Yaroscho Johnny P
SOUTHERN (Saskatchewan) LEAGUE
Long Lake Eagles : Amundrud OF, Arnold Archie "Lefty" P/OF, Ehman OF, Evenson Denny 3B/OF/P, Gebhard Jack 2B, Hebron M OF, Hebron N IF, Kyle Bill IF/P, Levere Clarence SS, Levere D IF/C, McLane V "Shorty" C, Martin Warren 1B, McIntosh Ted P/OF/IF, McNabb Morris OF/C, McNabb R IF/OF, Prosofsky C, Thorseth Cy P/OF, Wintemute OF, Wolsey OF
Moose Jaw Canucks : Boyce Harold "Curly" OF/P, Brenholen Gene P, Carr Lloyd OF/C, Carr Lorne OF, Cronk Lou OF, Devine Jack P, Dunne Norm SS, Emerson Bill 1B/OF/P, Foord Ted OF, Gillies Don "Slugger" 1B, Hryciuk Johnny 1B/OF, McNamee Andy OF, Mitchell Neil IF, Nutzhorn Ray OF/P, Reynoldson John "Smokey" P, Reynoldson Ron P/IF, Ryall Art IF, Schwenneker "Red" 2B/OF, Smith Wally C (not to be confused with Pontiacs' outfielder Wally Smith), Shields 3B, Straub Art "Lefty" P
Notre Dame Hounds : Albers Lem IF, Beattie Ralph OF, Becker Walt OF/IF/P, Brown Norm SS/3B, Dombowsky Hugo P/OF, Germann Frank 2B/P, Hryciuk Bill 3B, Huck Cy P/OF, Jones Steve P/OF, Kerley Dick LHP/OF, Kines Del OF, McCann John "Corky" C, McLeod Jackie IF/OF, Richardson C, Robb 3B/OF, Starrack Jim C, Stephenson Wayne P, Toney 3B/2B, Wolstencroft Barry 1B
Regina Clippers : Donald Bob 1B, Flaman Bert "Shorty" OF, Franks Ernie 3B/P, Gerein Chris P, Glasser Sully SS, Helfrick Johnny P/OF, Huggins Vern P, Righetti Tony 2B, Schmidt John(Muttsy) OF, Silverman Max P/OF, Smith Ed P, Smith Frank C, Terry Dick P, Weist Fred "Rube" OF, Woolley Lloyd "Lefty" P/OF
Regina Pontiacs : Ash OF, Banford Jim P, Barth Anton 3B, Brown Clarence P, Crossman OF, Cudmore Fred SS, Cunning Bill 2B, Cunning Bob OF, Diamond SS/2B, Glaister Harry P, Hammond OF/2B, Hingley OF, Klassen Jake OF/2B, Laird 3B, Larter Ron P/OF/3B, Leader Wilf P, McDonald 3B/OF, Murray 1B, Neumiller Bill OF/IF/P, Owen 1B, Ross Jim C, Sanders Joe P/IF, Smith John "Bunny" 2B, Smith Wally OF (not to be confused with Moose Jaw catcher Wally Smith), Young OF/SS
Regina Red Sox : Abel Ted P/3B, Bloom Carroll OF, Burns, Donaldson Gordon P/OF, Eisler Richy IF, Evans Fred OF, Francis SS, Fulton Jackie OF, Grisenthwaite Jim P/OF, Harrison Cliff "Lefty" P/OF, Hoeft Fritz OF, Hooper Jim 1B, Knutson Gord OF/2B, McCleneghan Ralph P, McFarland Jack C/1B, Mearns Doug "Lefty" OF/P, Mitton Gord 3B/C, Potter Al IF, Salloum Spear IF/OF, Saunders Lloyd 3B, Staley Al "Red" SS/1B
Weyburn Beavers : Covert Keith P/OF, Ekdahl Elmer OF/1B, Henderson Bill, Higgins Vern, Hogg Ralph P/IF, Klaschinsky Lou OF, Langedahl Mel C/OF, Norman Johnny OF, O'Brien Harry SS, Shupe Blaine IF, Shupe Doug IF/OF, Shupe Gayle P/IF, Shupe Jack IF, Thompson Charlie C, Walters Earl, White Don C, Wilder Archie, Wilder Les 1B/P
Wilcox Cardinals : Buttgereit Walter P/IF, Chadwick Norm P/OF, Clements G "Brownie" C, Downton Aubrey P/OF, Downton Ernie 1B, Drew George OF/P, Lawrence Larry OF, Metz Bob IF/OF, Metz Don P/IF, Metz Nick SS, Pratt Harold OF, Squires Clint OF, Weisshaar Carl C/OF, Wiebe Irv 2B, Yackel B SS
Lloydminster Oilers : Bruce Bert P, Horniak Jimmy "Lefty" P, King Hank C, McGladdery Andy P, Ruhl Alex P, Thorpe "Slim" MGR, Tolac Angus P
Neilburg : Biensch George, Flohr Al, Gibbons Lindsday, Gibbons Pat, Harris Arlo, Mathias Ken, Orchison Les, Prediger Pete, Rutherford Albert, Rutherford Bill, Smithson Ken, Stewart Don, Tellier Louis
Aberdeen : Elliott Bob 2B, Hanson Lowell 2B/C, Jacobson Cliff P, Marcoux Grant, Marcoux J., McKay Dunc, Meyer OF, Moore Fred MGR, Myhr L., Polischuk Johnny(Polly) P/UT, Thoen Ed P/OF, Turner Jack SS, Turner Sandy 1B, Turner Tom OF, Wooley P
Hanley : Brenahan, Duddridge SS/P, Hanley, Hildebrand 2B, Johnson Scruffy OF/P, Klatz C, Prine OF, Ready 3B, Smith P, Wilson 1B
Humboldt : Carter OF, Crossman OF, Dewar 2B/P, Dubyk Mike OF, Frederick PH, Lachmouth 2B, Lauer P/2B, Limerick P/OF, Lysoherko Metro P, Parker OF, Pitchko 3B/SS, Reeves 3B, Shiminoski SS, Stroeder OF
Lanigan : Arngrimson P/3B, Bolt OF, Brightonbach 3B/OF, Capon SS, Graham 3B/P, Holdfelt OF, Kochinsky E. 3B, Kochinsky G. 2B, Kochinsky R. OF, Krause 2B, Lanigan, Lissel OF/1B, Schroeder OF, Wilderman C
Melfort : Casey 2B, Demmans OF, Fennell Pearly 3B/C/1B, Flanigan C, Green OF, Kruger 3B, McPhee B. SS, McPhee G. OF, Nordine P
Neilburg : Blensch George 3B, Davisson OF, Harris Arlo P, Hilker Fred P/3B, Lampitt OF, Ottem Mel 1B, Prediger Pete C, Robbins OF, Rutherford Bill OF, Skarbin Lefty LHP/OF
Spiritwood : Bowers OF, Johnson 1B, Karpetz Eddie OF, Linnell OF/P, McKenzie P/SS, Midget OF, North OF, Olson 2B, Scott 3B, Tamoreault C, Waters SS
Wiseton : Brown OF, Coben Murray LHP, Derdall Telmer C, Fisher 2B, McPhail Lloyd OF/P, Orth Ken(Red) 3B, Piper Alvin 2B, Piper Dick SS, Shaw Dave OF, Wiggins Holly P, Wiggins Roy OF/C
Columbus : Anderson SS, Bordeau P, Brenner P, Glasso C, Hanson 3B, Johnston J. 1B, Johnston L. 2B, Koppelsloen OF, Negaard OF, Stompro OF
Estevan Maple Leafs : Allward Of, Chapman Don OF/P, Chapman Jim 2B, Eisler SS, Gough OF, Humphries OF, Irvine 2B, Jackson C, John Frank OF/P, Krivel Barney OF, McDonald OF/P, Messer Tony P/OF, Rooney 1B, Weir 3B, Zaremba Alf P
Flaxton : Bair OF, Bergstrier 3B, Bird SS, Burgett 1B, Gerhke OF, Hystad P, Logschon 2B, Nelson OF, Warneke C
Portal Internationals : Ballantyne B. 2B, Ballantyne Henry, Brockel 2B, Clark 1B, Davis OF, Kuster OF, Locke 2B, McClellan 1B, Mitchell 1B/OF, Neuman C, Shelrup P, Sjue C, Skoczylas Joe OF, Skoczylas John SS, Skoczylas N. OF
Prince Albert Bohemians : Barrouclough SS/OF, Boden Johnny SS, Buchanan OF/1B, Carle Chuck OF, Casey 2B, Fowley 1B/OF/2B, Hryciuk OF, Hunter Archie P, Johnston Don OF/1B/P, Kowalsky Stan P, Logue Dave "Lefty" P/OF/1B,Morash "Mooch" C/2B, Potter OF, Robb 3B, Sosiak OF, Vancoughnett OF/3B/P, Wilson Gordie 3B/C, Zwack Andy C
Prince Albert Vets : Benoit Len SS, Benoit Lionel OF, Benoit S. C, Billesberger P, Boettcher 2B, Carlson "Bo" 2B/OF/1B, Carson C, Doucette P, Dunfield Roy P, Friesen Ray P, Hryciuk Jerry SS, Johnston Hughie OF, McKay OF/C, McLellan Al 1B, McKellar 3B/2B, Morrison OF/P, Nishnik OF, Robb 3B, Solenger C, Vancoughnett Arnold P, Vancoughnett J. OF
Calgary Purity 99 : Alexander Bill OF, Alexander George OF/1B, Beland Ernie 2B, Burke Slim P, Carpenter John P, Dobson Dick SS, Garnet Toad OF, Gully Walt 1B, Huckabay Woody SS, Joe P, Lewis Art OF, Mack Lefty P, Maze Tony P/OF, McLellan Greg OF, Noon Dick OF, O'Grady Gene 3B, Sahm Johnny P, Stewart Kenny C, Weaver Walter C, Wilson Lefty MGR
Calgary Buffaloes : Bentley Max OF, Bradley Lloyd P/OF, Dann Ben OF, English Ronnie SS, Gibson Jimmy P, Gilbert Larry OF, Humble Ray P/OF, Menzies C, O'Connor Des 3B, Pertrunia George C, Reneuld 3B, Rodgers OF, Schappert Roy 2B, Stover Jack P, Uffleman Alex MGR, Whitney Gerry P, Work Babe 1B
Edmonton Cubs : Bass Johnny LHP, Chulla Tony 2B, Clovechok Andy 3B, Currie Stan P, Dawson OF/P, Demarco Ralph SS, Gray Johnny P, Harney Laurel C/MGR, Hawkey Morrie P, Johnston Cliff OF, Lane Doug 1B, Lippincott Don C, Martin Arnold 3B, Masikewich Nick OF, Miller P, Peterson P, Rodgers P, Sullivan Leo P, Superstein Albert OF, Trann Milt P
Edmonton Eskimos : Belter Ed LHP, Brant Tom P, Brockie Dave OF, Camp P, Darrah Doug P, Douziech Leo P, Garrett Terry 3B, Gonzales Frank SS, Hunter Forrest P, McGill Jack OF, Millie P, Morgan Ralph 1B, Price Bill 2B, Roeder Charlie OF , Samis Ken C , Seaman Jerry OF/P, Stevenson Doug C/INF, Stewart Doug OF, Thomas Cy OF
Miners : Allison Jimmy OF, Chollack Joe P/OF, Deak B 2B, Deak Frank C, Kucheran Bill RHP, Lewis Art P, Negrello Hec 3B/P, Onofrychuk Fred SS/RHP, Ontko John RHP, Petrie Norm/Red P, Pitt Ralph 2B, Rosser Jack P, Seaman Mitch 1B, Slavich Matt OF/LHP, Smerek Steve OF, Toccoli Rigo C, Ukrainetz, Vosburg Harold 2B
Reos : Chervinski Stan P, Christianson Doug SS, Goodrich George P, Klem Johnny OF/SS, Lavell Slim, Long Chester P, Menzies Don 2B/P, Munroe Scotty C, Yanosik Alex P/UT, Yanosik Clarence OF, Yanosik George MGR, Yorgason Bob
Brooks : Charlton Frank P, Pennington Wilf P
Champion Red Sox : Bouzyan Ferris(Shorty) OF/2B/MGR , Chelton P, Fath Robert, Hagg Howard, Hagg Larry C, Long C, Pasolli Livio, Pasolli Sev OF, Rhodes Cecil C, Rhodes Glen OF/P, Rhodes Leonard OF, Rhodes Walter, Schaurmann Karl , Schumaker Lloyd, Siler Bud P, Smith Mervyn P, Watts Fred C/OF
Duchess : Sears Johnny P
Lomond : Malmberg Ted P
Picture Butte Royals : Finley Cliff P, Malmberg Ted P
Rolling Hills : Sagstuen Hans P
Taber : Brown Cy P, Kinniburgh P
St. Boniface Native Sons : Bentley Tom 2B, Duncan Pat 1B, Dunsmore Fred 3B, Grainger Ken C, Little Ken OF, Mazur Ed LHP/OF, McNabb Earl Lefty LHP, Nicol Ken SS, Rettie Pete P, Robertson Alex SS/OF, Simpson Gordie OF
Transcona Railroaders : Blacquiere Middy, Casey Pat, Gardner Cal 3B, Glowa Nick, Hay Art Red P, Hewit Lefty, Lehman George P, Marcotte Gerry C, Odette Steve, Rizzuto Bill, Seymour Al RHP, Smith Harold 2B, Sosiak Peter, Weiss Elmer
C.U.A.C. Blues : Graham Don P, Hainstock Bill P, Hind Terry P, Kechner Tom, Kukulowicz Aggie RHP, McRae Don SS, Raleigh Jack 2B/MGR, Sabo Lou 3B/P, Shaley Stan, Wozny Carl
Elmwood Giants : Bohunicky Steve P, Brown Len P, Charman Robert P, Dunsmore Bill, Kearny Pat 1B, Laroque Hank P, Palmer Ted OF, Pell Bruce, Smallwood Don P, Sutherland Bill OF, Tascona Tony 2B
Selkirk Legion : Fisher Bill OF, Halloran Bob, Laing Al OF, Lang Lionel, Richardson Buff 2B, Sparrow Moe C, Worthington Jimmy OF
St. James Legion : Crocker Jack, Cuthbert Joe C, Dickson Tom P, Douglas Ian P, Finkbiener Ted P, Hobson Jack SS, Vinet Joe 1B
Winnipeg Reos : Antoniak Bill OF, Barkwell Ted, Desjardin Larry P, Guinan Dick, Ireton Tom 2B, Laird Dave Lefty, Lawson Don INF, Letourneau Ralph OF, Merlevede George P, Merlevede Gus C, Merlevede Roger, Nicholson Bill P, Ryan James 1B, Starr Wilf COACH, VanWalleghem Julien (Juice)
Vancouver Athletic Club : Addison G. 3B, Brown Les 2B, Burtwell Bob OF, Byman P, Craig Harvey 1B, Keeley W. OF, Low Don MGR, Patterson OF, Robertshaw Barry OF, Sinser Bill C, Smith Les OF, Schnider Richie P/OF, Stein Cece SS, Weisberg Eddie LHP, Weston Johnny C, Whyte Bill P, Wyman 3B, Younie Pete P
Westerns : Ambler Frank C/SS, Bailey/Baillie Jack P, Bentley OF/C, Choukalos P, Dow "Butch" 3B/SS/2B, Evans OF, Gallo/Gallow 2B, Gibbs 2B, Highton Hec 1B, Hlady Paul P, Johnston OF/P, Kadey Barney OF/1B/3B, Lawn OF, Laycock OF, McCarthy Joe C, Naples OF, Owen Rod P, Rencher 2B, Richardson Russ P, Thirsk 3B, Tough Jimmy 3B/SS/C/MGR, Van Hatten Ken 1B/C
White Spots : Barbour Dave P, Biggar Chuck P, Byman P/OF/C, Crosato Jimmy P, Dolman P, Evoy OF, Forsythe 3B/1B, Furst 3B, Holden Eddie 1B, Holden Larry P/1B, Jones OF, Kelly C, Kermode OF/2B, Leeming Art/Jim P, McDonald 1B, Naples "Rookie" 2B, Nestman SS, Osterhauser C, Schab C, Selman Gordie P, Stockdale OF, Thirsk 3B, Trasolini Norm C/2B/MGR, Tyre OF, Watson SS, Yanchuk C
York Hotel : Adshead Billy 1B, Ball C, Blackhall Bobby OF, Del Monte C. SS, Fennel OF, Kennedy Tommy OF, McDonald Hec C, McIntyre Don 2B, Mills Jack P/OF/1B, Robertson Jim SS, Sibson SS, Stong Ralph OF/1B/3B/P/MGR, Surphlis Bill P/OF/C, Thomas Pat 3B, Wallis Reg P/OF
Bellingham WA Bells : Arnson Harold P, Baker Sam P, Carr C, Dobbins OF, Gaffney 3B, Hickok SS/2B, Hofeditz 1B, Nordtvet 2B, Nunamaher 2B, Plank Dick P, Trouse OF, Van Sinden Sid OF, Zender D. 1B/OF, Zender N., Zender P. 3B/SS
Everett WA : Canover P, Noyes P, Peppin P, Tedesco P, Thorlefson C
Lake Stevens WA Lundeens : Akins OF, Averill B. OF, Averill G. P, Christianson OF, Cochran 3B, Hammons SS, Hooper OF, Low 2B, Palmer C, Russell 1B
Mount Vernon WA : Cardin C, Moen Bob P, Orteig Ralph
Oak Harbor WA : Stransky Les SS
Seattle Travellers : Barberis "Babe" MGR, Briggs P, Brixtner "Red" P, Curran Jack P, McNamee Joe C, Zalubowski Stan
Sedro-Woolley WA : Acton OF/3B/SS, Betschart Fred OF, Deitz/Dietz OF, Gee 3B, Gray OF, Hoffman SS, Hott P, Jordan Miles 1B/P, Lovrea OF, McCalib 2B/SS, McLennan 3B/2B, Myres/Myers OF/C, Palmer 1B, Rasler Roy C/MGR, Reynolds Stew P, Touera/Tovers OF, Waldie P, Wolslegel P, Woods OF
Vancouver Luckies : Ballam Ralph P, Brady Pat OF, Brockenborough Joe 1B/OF, Brodie Tony, Brown Roy OF, Casal Joe, Choukalos Ernie OF/C, Courtier Chuck P, Dow "Butch" SS, Edy Ross OF, Emmerson "Bud" 1B, Ferluga Jack P, Fisher Jack OF, Gilday Jimmy 3B, Glavin George P, Henry Ed C/MGR, Hjelmaa Jack 2B/SS, Ivanich/Ivanovitch Al P, Jones Casey 1B/OF, Kelly C, Kolt Tommy MGR, Kuljis/Kuljuis Steve P, Latimer Jack, Leskew Walt P, Naples Joe OF, Niles Dave SS/2B, Padovan Andy C/MGR, Rand 2B, Smith 3B, Stinson Bobby 3B, Stinson F. SS/2B, Thompson Glen "Tommy" SS/2B, Van Hatten Ken 2B/OF, Walker 2B
Haney : Currie Merv P, Reid P, Stephens
Hammond : Bowyer 1B, Chappell 2B, Fairweather OF, Fawcett OF, McNaughton, Moyer OF, Rayner SS, Rikely 3B, Tanner
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Pitt Meadows : Choukalos P, Gallo, McMynn Merv, Morrison Merl P, Younie Pete P
Chilliwack Cherries : Bowman Norm(Lefty), Britton Lal P, Elmgren OF, Ferguson Earl, Foster Dick 1B, Harwood Bob P, Harwood SS, Jones Stan P, Jones Ted P, McNabb, Orre Rudy P, Owen Harper 3B/P, Patterson, Thomas OF, Thompson Tommy P, Tolman OF, Wright 2B, Wright Glen
Eagles : Benn Bill INF/P, Benn Ronnie 1B, Brousseau Bob LHP, Carson Frank C, Dale Vic OF, Davies Stan P, Evans Verne 2B, Harper C, Howard Ron, Malcolm Doug OF/3B, Morrison Jimmy OF/P, Patterson, Prior Bob RHP, Ruryk Johnny OF, Sikoski, Sutherland Red C, Taylor Gar 2B, Worth Art P, Yardley SS
Legion : Anderson Bernie OF, Barber Harry OF, Cann Lloyd P, Castner Ron 1B, Downs Harry OF, Fidler Jim RHP, Leathman Al OF, Parkins C/SS/2B, Paull Sandy MGR, Prior Bill RHP/OF, Ross Roger 2B, Scroggs Frank P, Smith Mickey C/P, Thompson Wally SS, Walker Jack OF/P, Weigand Bobby P/MGR, Wright Rookie 3B
Pitzer & Nex : Anderson Bernie RHP/OF, Bendall OF/3B, Bertrand C/2B, Cameron, Charlton G. OF, Curry Bill , Glancy L. 3B/C, John Jimmy P/1B, Lavis P, MacArthur Murray P, McLellan Rosy P/MGR, Mill, Reynolds W. 2B, Robinson Don SS, Turcotte Al P, Wright Jim, Zapotichny George P/OF
Navy : Barlow P, Barwis Dick P, Brown P, Casey P, Charlton Glen , DeCosta Eddie 3B/P, Durfey, Frewer SS, Gainer P, Gordon Bernie INF, Havenor 3B, Kubicek Kubie C, Langlois Ed, MacIntosh Mac MGR, Mann P, McIntyre Rosy P, Padgett Chester SS, Padgett Mel OF, Ramsdale P, Tivy P, Tudor P, Vollett, Wilson Don OF, Wood, Worrell A. C, Worrell Jeff RHP/UT, Wright Jim
Chemainus : Copp George, Copp Joe 3B/SS, Douglas Dave 3B, English Doug P, Gibbons Ronnie SS, Irvine OF, Jack Bobby, Jackson H. OF, Jackson Lefty LHP, Jackson Pitt C, Jackson Z. C, Jansch Bob C/OF, Jansch T. , Johns Don, Kernachan D. 2B, McNichol K. 1B, Milmore J. , Murray Dave P, Proteau M. OF, Proteau Reg 3B/C, Syme Bill OF
Duncan Legion : Clark A. OF, Cochrane Sonny P, Evans SS, Folk Tony P, Forrest T. OF, Garner Tommy 1B/2B, Hawryluk Pete C, McColl 1B, Mottishaw W. 3B, Neilson Jimmy 3B, Nelson Ken OF/2B, Schappert Roy 2B, Wise OF
Duncan Olympics : Bruce Gill OF/P, Bruce Preston(Sonny) 1B, Cain Jimmy OF, Dame Sammy C, Douglas Dale C/3B, Gard Eric LHP, Gergel Joe SS, Irving J. OF, Pollock Ben OF, Prest D. 1B/OF, Rodger Eric P, Rodger Lyell P/OF, White W. OF, Williams J. 3B, Williams Paul 2B
Duncan All-Stars : Bruce Gill OF/P, Bruce Sonny 1B, Cain Jimmy OF, Cleough D. C, Dame Sammy C, Douglas Dale C/3B, Folk Tony P, Gard Eric LHP, Gard R. OF, Garner Tommy 1B/2B, Gergel Joe SS, Hawryluk Pete C, Ho 2B, Irving J. OF, Neilson Jimmy 3B, Nelson Ken OF/2B, Rodger Lyell P/OF, Schappert Roy 2B
Campbell River Athletics/Generals : Calnan Horace C, Irish P, Langstroth Dean , Marshall Don(Smoothy) P/1B, Marshall Dunc MGR/P, McDonald P, Montador Bob P
Courtenay Young Liberals : Annand Alec, Chalmers Junior SS, Cliffe Roy MGR, Conti Ty C, Downey Dick 2B, Downey R. OF, Kerr Lorne COACH, McKee Bill 1B, McKenzie Lyle 3B, Moore Roy C/OF, Moore W.(Bill) 1B, Munce Fred OF, Munce George OF, Orr Fred OF/3B, Pratt Ron P, Quinn Art(Spit) P, Quinn Morris OF, Strachan Angus P, Younger Jack P
Nanaimo Merchants : Armstrong P/OF, Bell Ken C, Biggs M.(Lefty) OF/P, Blewitt Pat OF, Clarke Sid, Colone P, Conti Joe P, Edmunds E. 1B/C/3B, Erfle Ray OF, Gilmour Lloyd RHP/OF, Hewitt Chuck, Kerr Mel 3B/OF, Lowther Bert, Magnone Audy OF/3B/SS, Marcoux, Mulvihill Joe 3B, Naylor Red 2B, Naylor Toss SS/C/1B, Nicholson, Nichol Ritch 1B/P, Nimmo Jimmy OF, Philip Earl P/C, Shaw Tom SS
Parksville : Bonar/Bonner SS, Boss, Brown 3B, Errand C, Foster 2B, Harris P, Herman OF, Hollins, Leakey OF, Morrison OF, Murray P, Robinson E. 2B/SS, Robinson G. OF, Stukenberg 3B, Thompson , Wiley P/OF, Yeo W. 1B ,
Port Alberni Legion : Clifford Allan, Christie Joe P, Dixon/Dickson Cec P, Frazier Ted, Kendrick Dude, Kendrick Vern C, Houbregs Philip, Kielbiski P, McGarrgle Tom McLennan P, Olsen P, Steffus P, Stoltz Ted P, Whyte/White Bill P, Wilke Norm, Wright P
Port Alberni Young Liberals : Cronk D. OF, Crowder H. OF, Davies E. OF, Jones R. P, Merks/Merx C, Powell G. P, Powell T. C, Rowan S. 1B, Smote P, Walters H. SS, Warburton Eric MGR, Watson A. 2B, Wiley J. 3B
Cumberland Cubs : Baird P, Bates C, McMillan C, Pawlick P, Schvardi P, Tobacco P
New Westminster Legion : Torganrude P
Brewster : Barker Ray OF, Beaudoin George OF, Bender Bill 2B, Bohringer Arnie P/3B, Cleveland Jack SS/2B, Cleveland Steve C/2B, Driessen Eli 3B/P, Farbell 2B, Gamble Howard OF, Holt G. P, Holt Vic SS, Linder Ernie P/OF/MGR, Morgan George OF, Morris C, Patterson J. 3B, Sampson Jack OF, Tarbell 2B, Wellburn Don P, Welborn Keith P, Wick Tom 1B
Bridgeport : Bowers Arnie OF, Bowers George SS, Bowers Larry P, Carver OF, Collins 1B, Galbraith C, Hanford Lee 1B, Hanford Tom 1B/C, Lilly B. OF, Lilly P. OF, McAroy 1B/OF, McKie B. OF, McKie D. OF, Monroe 3B, Singer OF, Woodbury Howard 2B
Kelowna Red Sox : Cousins Harold RHP/OF, Cousins Verne C, Favell Cec OF, Franklin Harry SS , Gerein Eddie 2B, Godfrey Lon , Gourlie Bud OF, Hicks Marlow 2B, Hoffman Earl(Hoppy) OF/P, Kielbiski Eddie 3B/C, Kitsch Fred OF, Kitsch Rudy OF, Laklofsky Ben, Lesmeister Wally OF/P, Mildenberger Joe, Murray Dick MGR, Newton Dave C/OF, O'Shaughnessy Glen SS/2B/3B, Tostenson Hank 1B, Zaccarelli Dick P/OF/2B
Oliver : Amos Rollie P, Amos Ron C, Baker C, Bray Harry 2B/3B, Coulter Red C/P, Coy Don SS, Crooks OF, Dagg Sandy C, Dinsmore 2B/OF, Gibb Pat 3B, Gunn OF, Kuchurian Andy OF, Lawley Bill OF/1B, McIvor Lou C, Miller OF, Norton Eric 1B/P/OF, Solloway Bill OF, Steffen Eddie P/OF, Warner Larry P, Wilkins Chester(Chic) OF
Omak : Corson Bob P/OF, Fatley OF, Griffith Bud P/OF, Jacobs 2B, Johnson Bob OF, Peterson 3B/SS, Picard Howie 2B, Robbins OF, Russell SS/3B, Settle 1B/3B, Shattuck Hogan C, Sheets OF, Smithkin 1B, Staggs 2B/OF, White
Oroville : Allen 3B, Anderson OF/P, Carroll OF, Compton Jerry P, Compton Jesse 1B, Greene Roy SS/OF/2B, Harnasch OF, Hurd C/P, Kammers 2B, Kammone P, Kline OF, Kossenors OF, Lang OF, LeMay Andy C/OF, Metz Aaron P/SS, Parker SS/P, Powell, Stern 3B/SS
Penticton : Baker Clair C/P, Beckwall OF/P, Bella Hank P, Benoit/Benway 3B/C/1B, Blacklock Chuck 2B/OF/1B, Cox OF, Drossos Nick P, Drossos T.(Sambo) P/1B, Gunn Bill OF, Hammond Dick(Lefty) P, Hawkins OF, Jellison John(Curly) 3B, Kaines Bill OF, Kincaid Graham 1B/MGR, Longman OF, Moore Wally 2B/1B/SS, Nicholson Bill SS, Prentiss 2B/3B, Raptis Bill OF, Russell Bud 2B
Tonasket : Anderson OF, Bowers Larry OF/P, Duchow C. 1B/OF, Duchow Mark , Figenshaw OF, Goodall John P, Giffiths B. OF, Kiegler 2B, Lang M. 1B, Ludwick OF, Meador OF, Oakes , O'Berg C, Ogle OF, Rollins 1B, Seipp 3B, Sohn 1B/P, Visser Gerry 1B, Visser Hugh OF, Visser Ray P, Visser Roy SS, Ziegler W. 2B
Kelowna Cubs : Hashimoto Stan SS, Hikichi C, Hikichi S. OF, Kawahara S. 1B, Kinoshita M. 3B, Kitaura OF, Koga Mits OF/P, Koga Morio P/C, Koga Sue 2B/OF/P, Mende P/3B, Naito George OF, Naito John OF, Tamagi OF, Tomiye 2B, Yamaoka 1B
Osoyoos : Dolan Mike OF, Egely C, Engel 3B, Fraser 2B, Hintz OF, Ingelsky C, Lacey OF, Lewis Hank 2B, Lindsay OF, Lutz SS, Miller Jim OF, Prosofsky Pat P, Sims P/C, Tillotson Bob P, Tillotson E. P, Tillotson G. 1B/P, Wells Harvey MGR
Peachland : Clements Jim C, Clements Ted P, Cousins Dan 2B, Cousins Verne C, Cousins Warren OF, Duquemin 2B, Ferguson OF, Fulks Kenny OF, Gummow John 3B, Mehls Verne P/SS/OF, Naka SS, Sutherland 1B, Wiebe OF
Rutland : Bach Paul P/2B/OF, Brummet OF/1B, Bullock Johnny 3B, Cousins Eddie 2B, Gray Art MGR, Hikichi A. SS, Holitzki Joe LHP/OF, Holitzki Johnny C/2B, Jacobs OF, Kitsch Andy 2B/OF, Lingor Johnny LHP/OF, Reser PeeWee C/OF/2B, Ritchey Amos 2B/SS, Shishido 3B/2B, Truitt Maurice OF, Wanless Aubrey OF, Wostradowski Frank 1B/OF, Wostradowski Hank P/SS
Summerland : Amm Jack 2B, Bleasdale Bob Coach, Borton Vern, Clark George C, Evans Bill P, Hankins Tiny 2B, Imayoshi Sam SS, Kuroda Frank(Babe) OF, Rand Don, Strachan Jim, Taylor Geordie OF, Thompson Jim OF, Thompson Walter(Joe) Batboy, Uzawa George, Vanderburg John 1B, Walsh Jackie 3B
Copper Mountain :
Hedley : Brewer P, McDonald K. P, Mulhern C, Owen Rodney P
Princeton : Currie Don P, Currie G. 2B, Currie Laurie 3B, Kovich Tony SS, Mitchell OF, Mullin 1B, Shulli G. C, Shulli T. OF, Thomas OF, Valley L. OF
Enderby : Archaumbault C. C/3B, Bath J. P, Bleumenaur OF, Bradloff B., Bush J. 2B/OF, Bush Wally OF/SS, Dennis T. P/SS, Felix C. 2B/OF, Filing OF, Lindsay B. 2B, Lundman J. 2B, Lundman T. 3B, McNair D. C/3B, Nelson B. OF, Nelson D. 1B, Radloff B. SS/P, Bartell V. 2B/OF, Siak S. OF, Thomas H. C
Kamloops CYO : Bregoliss Gordon P/OF, Desjardine Joe OF/2B, Francis Harry OF, Garay Johnny 2B, Garay Ed C, Haywood Johnny 3B/SS, Hornsby Maury OF, Ivanco Julius 2B, MacDonald W.D.(Bill) P, Maralia Harry C, Mariott George(Lefty) 1B, Marriott W.(Bill) SS/OF, McQuarrie Gordon OF/P, McQuarrie J. C, Prehara Paul LHP, Wyse George 3B
Kamloops Legion : Bellam P, Henry C, Horn Burt 3B/OF, Johnson Wilf OF/3B, Laidlaw C. 2B, MacDonald N.A.(Norm) OF/C, MacKenzie H.R.(Hec) P/OF, McArthur Chuck P, McKinnon Jim OF, McKinnon Joe OF, Morton Bob C, Morton J. OF, Ottem Mel 1B/SS, Ottem Ray SS/2B, Plasteras Pete P/2B, Portman W. OF, Prediger Pete C, Shepherd Al OF, Younie P, Zenowski Bill C
Revelstoke Spikes : Correnti OF, Couston D. P/SS, Ditomassi Rico OF, Fleming Gordon 3B/SS/OF, Jeffers Joe 2B, Korenko C, Koronko P. OF, Koronko/Korenko K. OF/3B, Koronko W., Leigh OF, Lundell Sam 2B/OF/SS, Maruno Mike SS/3B, McAskill Al 2B, Morrison 1B, Pratico P/OF, Pradolini Al P/1B, Richmond 1B, Rota Sammy C, Segur Don F/3B, Sigler OF, Venutti Mollo SS
Salmon Arm : Brodaway Nick SS/2B, Cairns R.(Bob) 1B, Coles W. OF/P, Evans J.(Chic) SS, Jamieson Dunc OF, Jeglum 2B, Jeglum B. 3B, Kernaghan Bill C/P, Kernaghan Earl OF/P, Melin Frank 3B/2B, Moline 3B, Morton, Syme Dave P/OF, Tannamery K. 2B. Turner Mac P/1B, Wakabayashi C/2B/3B, Walaby C, Wilson Marv C
Vernon, Nick's Aces : Christie Will OF, Inglis Bill 2B, Ingram John P, Ingram Lorne 1B, Jackson Ike 3B, Janicki Nick OF, Janicki Wally OF, McKernan Reg SS, Moebes Fred P, Munk Al LHP, Nuygens George C, Petruk Bill C, Redman Jimmy 2B, Scherle Hank MGR/3B, Smith Fred OF, Wadsworth Harold P, Meyers G. C
Kelowna Klippers : Brucker John C, Ferguson Gordie 2B, Fuoco Tony C, Gerein Adam, Gerein Dick, Gerein Ed C, Gerwin Otto OF/RHP, Gerein Vic LHP, Godfrey Lon CF, Gourlie Clarence(Bud) P, Holitzki P, McKay Gordon, Meickle Harry, Moulton Doug P, Ring Vic 3B, Saucier Bert, Wachlin Walter, White Laurie Coach
Oyama Eagles : Allingham , Hinada Tsunio P, Kinichi C, Sproule G., Yamamoto C, Yamamoto Tommy LHP
Oyama Greencaps : Gallagher C. P/OF, Gallagher E. P, Pattullo Gordon P, Trewhuit C
Rutland Bluecaps : Hardie Bob C, Kitaura J. CF, Kitsch Andy, Koga Sue P, Lingor Johnny LHP, Truitt Maurice P, Wostradowski Hank P
Rutland Redcaps : Bach Paul P, Brummet Tony C, Koga Mits P, Koga Morio P/UT, Reser Everett P, Runzer, Rusch, Tusch, Wanless Aubrey, Wostradowski Frank P
Winfield : Mehls 1B, Moodie Reg C, Stewart CF, Williamson George P,
Woods Lake : Hikichi B., Mende P, Shishido P
Creston : Glenford B. P, Holmes K. C
Fairview/Nelson : Brown Ron P, Dozzi Bill/Argilio SS, Hood Al OF, Koehle Fritz 2B/3B/OF, Koehle Red SS/OF, Koenig Bob SS/2B, Kraft Denny SS/P, Larsen Al(Swede) C, Pitts Bob 1B, Pitts Herb 1B, Yutaka
Fruitvale : Carlson Andy C, Court S., Ewings Bill OF, Haines Doug 1B, Higgins Harvey OF, Lewis Don 2B/SS, Saddler Mel OF/3B
Kaslo : Andrews R. 2B, Besecker Dana, Cummings Johnny UT, Driver Roy SS/3B, Dunn Hedley 1B, Haywood A., Higy J., Lockard Roy, Mathew K. P, Matsuzaki Hubbo C/OF, Norberg Arnold(Sonny) RHP/2B/C, Norberg Ray LHP/3B, Ringheim Jack OF, Shinmoto Shigeo SS/2B, Spiers Allan C, Spiers H., Turner Jack 1B/OF/P
Nelson : Abrosimo Alex SS/OF, Akiyama 1B, Allen Roy, Anderson Andy P/2B, Anderson Roy 2B/OF/MGR, Barefoot George 2B, Brown Jack P, Carpenter John RHP, Collinson Bob OF/2B, Colman Ernie, Hetherington Les, Hetherington W. OF, Howard Vic P, Hryciuk John 1B, Koehle Bob(Bunny) UT, Koehle Red SS/OF, Koenig Bob SS/2B, Krizan Steve OF, Lang John 1B, Locatelli Carl INF, MacDonald G., McDonald Bob 2B, McDonald G., McNabb Bob SS/2B/3B, Nash Ron C/OF/MGR, Nelson Ken OF, Pitts Herb 1B, Porteous Bob SS, Porteous Don 2B, Richardson Gordon(Fats) C/MGR, Ross Art OF, Scott, Scott Steve LHP, St.Dennis Ken, Tatchell Spence OF/P, Townsend Freddy RHP, Veregin Johnny P, Westeroff Bill, White E.W.(Lefty) MGR
Procter : Hein John, Solecki Bill
Rossland : Bohn P, Campbell Kelly C/1B/OF, Christianson Chris 1B, Corrado Lui INF, Crowder Ed OF/3B/C, Densky John OF/SS/3B, Ewing Dave SS/RHP/OF, Jackson Ross(Busher) 1B/OF, Jones Tommy LHP, Lavorato Irv LHP/OF, Marshall Bob SS, Page OF, Sadao/Sdao Arthur OF, Scott Archie 3B/SS, Scott Willie 3B/2B, Turyk Max OF/SS/P, Walters Art OF/P, Wynn Russell(Rusty) 1B/P
Trail : Anselmo Mush C/UT, Bakowy Mike LHP/OF, Bilesky Andy P/1B/3B/C, Bilesky Julie SS/2B, Broman Kurt P/OF, Broman OF, Demore Louis(Rube) P/OF, Grieve Gordon(Fuzzy) LHP, Lanmon Paddy C, MacKinnon Bob P, Mailey Leo/Jim OF, Marasco Sammy 3B/OF, McKinnon Bobby RHP/OF*(5), McNeil Clinton LHP/1B/OF, Milburn Wish OF/3B/Coach, Monaldi Joey RHP/2B, Morris Jimmy INF/COACH, Stanton Ken OF, Stroulger Charlie 2B, Wolfe Mike OF/1B
Coeur D'Alene ID : Auer Lefty LHP, Bafus Ted OF, Bellknap Junior OF, Dahl Bing 2B, Hass 1B, Hatch OF, Hibbard P, Huffman E., Huffman George SS, Huffman Junior 3B, Naslund Sis 2B, Nelson OF/P, Palm P, Pyne Len OF, Viro Frank C, Webb Stan MGR,
Kettle Falls WA : Lichfold 3B, Marchand P
Northport WA : Ames C. 3B, Ames L. SS, Anderson P, Carley OF, Crane 1B, Daily OF, Hardisty OF, Hyatt 2B, Keller OF, Mattison OF, McGary, McIwin C, Pelkey SS, Rowe, Ruehlman 2B, Tyllia OF, Walker 3B/C, Wilson 1B, Wisling 1B
Ritzville Ramblers : Arlt OF, Betlach 1B, Dodson Jack P, Dorval Art P, Farrier OF, Hilzer Vic P, Lucas C, Miller OF, Miller SS, Schwisow 2B, Thaut D. 2B, Thaut R. 3B
Spokane Brook's Tavern : Brown OF, Burns Bill SS, Charles Bob P, Dembowski Carrol 1B, Gray Denny 3B, Hinz Henry C, Irving OF, Mortlock 2B, Roffler Bill OF/P, Roffler Jack OF/P
Spokane Brown Industries : Ames 3B, Anderson Bob OF, Barnes Kenny SS/P, Benham Ken P, Crowley Bob P, Dahl Bing, Dembowski OF, Hastings C, Hubbard 2B, Jones Casey C/OF/P, Kimmell C, Lappano 3B, Ludwig 1B, Rice 2B/SS, Roffler OF, Rotunno OF, Sadlish Herb P, VanHauff OF, Williams Jerry, Youngman 2B/OF
Spokane Fort Wright : Carroll C, Everly OF, Grigsby 2B, Hasch OF, Larsen OF, Littman P, Rumph 1B, Russo SS, Stagliano 3B, Tabor OF, Vick 1B, Vmuslin
Spokane Hillyard Boosters : Almquist Harry 1B/OF, Benham Bob, Benham Ken P, Bergman Paul 3B/P/SS, Cobb V. 3B, Crusen Bob P/SS, Davis OF, Gouley Frank P, Gruzen OF, Hastings Perry C, Osso Johnny OF/2B, Paulin P/3B, Prickett Norm 1B, Riggin SS, Wakly 2B, Youngman Jim OF
Spokane Indians : Costello Bob LHP, Donnan Doug OF, Dunn Bill 2B/OF, Forsythe James RHP, Geraghty Benny 2B, Gorman Herb 1B, Hicks Buddy SS/1B, Latino Sam P/OF/SS, McCormick Levi OF, Miller Ray P, Morgan Bob 3B, O'Neill Frank C, Samson Clark LHP, Scarpelli Len OF, Spitzer Stanley LHP, Werbowski Bill RHP
Spokane Rainiers : Ames Larry 3B, Anderson Bob SS, Anderson George UT, Billips Johnny P, Calvin Krim LHP, Campbell Bruce OF, Charbonneau Jack OF, Gianpietri 1B, Haines Earl OF, Harrington Walt P, Phillips Bert OF/P, Randolph OF, Shaw Mel C, Veracryze Clarence 2B, Zarneke John OF
Kimberley : Amundrud P/OF, Bell OF, Gelling Walt 1B/MGR, Gibbons P, Johnson OF, Kilburn Cliff C, Kilburn Doug 2B/3B/C, Livingstone 2B, Mellor Buzz 3B/SS, Mellor Red OF, Osfeet OF, Richardson OF, Sullivan SS
Blairmore Canucks :
Coleman Cubs : Fraser Bill, Hayashi Roy OF, Kimoto Lefty LHP, Kimoto Stump P, Kimoto Yoho 3B/SS, Kitaguchi Charlie C/P, Kitaguchi Jim 1B, Kovacik Alec OF, Pow Dave OF, Yoshinaka George C/MGR
Hillcrest Miners : Bianchini J. 1B/P, Chan 2B, Clark OF, Elick 3B/P, Fortunaso C, Grant P, Paull C, Price (Skinny) P, Rhodes Albert(Stoddy) P/2B, Rhodes Clarence SS, Vejprava C, Whiteleg
Natal-Michel : Depaoli Dino OF, Galla 2B, Katrichak J. SS, Krall A. 3B, Krall J. C, Krall Whalley P, Little OF, Quarin Red C/OF, Taylor, Wasnock
Burton : Allard Jackie OF, Hawkins Wally, Johnson Jarrett 3B/P, Johnson Lawrence P/3B, Lee R., Marshall Clark(Sandy) C/OF, Marshall Ken 2B/3B, McCormack John LHP/1B, Robazza Joe P, Robson Jim 1B, Sundstrom Roy, Walker Jock, Walton E. OF, Walton L.
Edgewood : Bateman L. SS, Bateman Roy 2B, Bennett R. P, Donselaar Roy C, Klein H. OF, Mathers Earl OF/P, Milne A. OF, Rabbis C. OF, Selinger A. 1B, Selinger L. 3B
Nakusp : Akioiama Bud 1B, Carlson C., Couling Herb P/2B/OF, Desrochers Ed OF/P, Desrochers Fred SS/C, Dunn A. OF, Highland Ken P/OF, Inouye Johnny C/2B, Kerr Rod 1B, McPhee Ralph 3B, Millar Freddie C, Nesbitt Wilfred(Wig) P, Obayashi R. OF, Olson Del P, White Reggie, Woods Hugh OF, Yanagisawa Otto C/MGR, Yoshida Barin OF/SS, Yurik Louis
New Denver : Alp Eric 3B, Balbirnie Les CF, Bates R. OF, Bates W.(Bill), Butler R.(Bob) OF, Crellin Dave OF/2B/SS, Flint I. OF, Forsythe QuentinA. C/OF, Hayashi Katsumi(Kuts/Kats) SS/2B/RHP, Hayashi Nobuyoshi(Nobby) SS/OF, Ikeda H., Johnson O. OLF, Kiyono Shig 3B/2B/1B, McAskill R.(Bob) 2B/P, Pearson Tommy RHP/OF, Takahashi W. OF, Takenaka Tamo OF/LHP, Tateishi Willie P/3B/OF, Thring Charles P, Thring Walt 1B/OF, Trainor J. OF, Yamada Mas(Cuke) C
Passmore : Makeroff P, Woykin C
Slocan All-Stars : Clough Ed OF, Crellin Dave SS, Fairhurst J. 1B, Forsythe G. OF, Graham T. P, Hayashi Kuts 2B, Hufty Frank Jr. OF, McAskill Bob P, Postlewaite 3Bill B, Tateishi W. P, Thring Charlie P, Thring Walt 1B, Yamada Mas C
Slocan City : Anderson W. OF, Avis Jim 2B, Avis T. 2B, Clough Ed OF, Ewing, Graham Ted P, Heslip Jim 1B, Heslip Stan 3B, Hicks Ted 3B, Hood D. SS, Hufty Frank Jr. 1B/OF/3B, Hufty Frank Sr. OF/C, Hufty Les RHP/OF, Inouye J. SS, Nishimura Tad OF, Pinchbeck H. 1B
Silverton : Clough Stan 1B/OF, Fairhurst James 2B/1B/C, Gordon W.(Bill) 1B/3B, Graham W.(Bill) 1B/2B, Groenhuysen George(Dutch) P/3B, Hambly R.(Dick) 2B/SS, Harding Randolph OF, Kelly Jack OF/P/SS/C, Knikniki W. OF, Leask John C, Lindstein C., Nelson Gordon OF, Postlewaite W.(Bill) SS/P/3B
Giscome Dodgers : Berndt Floyd OF/P, Bolen 2B, Coster 1B, Eckblad H. SS, Farenhurst 1B, Granley R. C, McGingley OF/3B, Rhodes Stoddy 2B, Sagmoen I. OF, Sagmoen M. 3B, Sato K. OF, Sato Y. 2B, Sims P/3B, Stobban OF, Struthers Doug P, Timm OF, Trask Dean OF, Zimm H. OF/P
Prince George Timbar Juniors : Astoria Harry 1B, Bodin CF, Calli P/OF, Checkley Bill OF, Engbloom P/OF, Harvey Bruce P, Knott SS/OF, Lloyd 2B, McQuarrie Jim OF, Mentanko Steve C, Moffat Don 3B, Munson P, Palumbo Danny MGR, Reeve OF/C, Russman Joe OF/P, Sarochin SS, Senkpiel OF/P, Sherbacon OF, Sims Doug SS/P, Skalicky Pete OF/SS, Skoglund P/OF, Spooner C, Zlot P,
Prince George Seniors : Bach OF/SS/P, Berry Don, Berry P, Blair P, Dobson Bill P, Fleming Bill 2B/3B, Gabrielle Chuck OF/SS, Hunter 1B, Muirhead Wilson C/OF, Pashcal SS/C/3B, Regnier Ray SS, Rhodes Stoddy OF/2B/P, Schnepf Norm P, Sims P, Sugden Howie 3B/OF, Thompson CF/2B, White "Stu" 3B/OF
West Lake Loggers : Doyle Don C, Glazier Hugh OF, Haight OF, Holder Merv SS/2B, Kozowy OF, McEachnie Doug 2B/SS, McEachnie Reg P, Meiers Boyd CF, Meiers Dick 3B, Skalicky Slim 1B, Ward Art OF
Grand Forks Co-Ops : Chernoff T. C/3B/OF, Dergousoff Alex SS/P, Dergousoff Bill P/OF, Dergousoff C. 1B/3B, Dergousoff N., Gawroletz Johnnie OF, Kilkoff T. 3B, Kishi A.K. OF, Kishi Johnnie C, Lobay, Pankoff J. OF, Relkoff T., Rezansoff F. OF, Rezansoff J. OF, Sampsonoff Paul 2B/SS, Solovenoff F. 3B, Sookochoff Mike OF/1B/3B, Verigin OF, Wlasoff Walter P/1B
Grand Forks Town : Arai K. 2B/OF, Clarke Bert OF/1B, Foote Jim 1B/P/OF, Gawroletz Johnnie OF (also Co-op), Hlady M. OF, Kidd Bruce OF/1B, Kishi A.K. OF (also Co-op), Kishi Johnnie C (also Co-op), Locatelli C. 1B, Lusk Johnny C/1B, Mathers Jack P, McDonald D. OF, McKernan SS, McParlon H. OF, Mukai Isamu(Sammy) SS, Sampsonoff Paul 2B/SS (also Co-op), Schmidt T. OF, Scott M. OF, Talarico Ace 3B, Zak C.
Midway : Aura, Fritz Roland OF, Fujisawa E. 1B/2B, Fukui Jim C, Fukui Joe 1B/P, Hikida Y. OF/3B, Hishimoto Nobby P/OF, Homma Kay P, Ikeda T. 3B, Mukai Hiro SS, Mukai K. 2B, Nakatsu Terry 2B/OF, Oye Toru P, Seki T. , Tateyama S. C
Republic WA : Adams B. 1B, Bremner/Brimmer OF/1B, Callahan 3B/P, Cameron A. OF, Cameron Bill C/2B, Cameron L. , Davis OF, Harris 2B, Jarvis Leo SS/3B, Lacoy SS/OF, Lang Al P/2B/SS, Lauries OF, Lindquist C, Lindsey B. OF/P, Sailer OF, Togg T. 1B, Wagner OF/2B
Chase : Anderson John, Foster Clair OF, Haldane OF, Herman Jock 2B, Jules Harvey P, Keilty Les, Monteith Stan 1B, Monteith Walt/A. OF, Mosher Bill 3B, Ogle Ambrose C, Sarri Elmer, Wittner Don SS
Malakwa : Boyes Ken, Johnson Clary, LaFoy Ray, Makarenko Harry, Makarenko Steve, Milleken Joe, Scallon Larry, Taylor Bob, Taylor Buster
Cards : Shaiso Aiki P, Yamamura Roy,
Cubs : Kondo Jimmy P, Oikawa Mac P, Shiraishi Frank
Leafs : Hashimoto Ken P, Kuwabara Mas, Masuda George P
Sox : Ishii Hidi P, Shibata, Shimoda Harold P
Albert Lea Packers : Albertson, Blanchard Don, Chapman Chet, Delmont Jimmy, Dolan Shanty, Dudding Jack, Gorham Spike, Hougard Clayton, Mayo, Menke John, Menke Walt, Schmidthuber Russ, Schneider Tony, Tarhaar Herbie, West Gordy
Austin Packers :
Faribault :
Mankato Merchants :
Owatonna Aces :
Rochester :
Waseca :
Winona :
Ligon's All-Stars : Broady Ken P, Bryant Art INF/P, Flodin Lloyd C, Flowers Oliver 3B, Ford OF, Fuller Jasper 1B, Fuller Sterling OF/2B, Grant Cleveland 3B (also MJ Canucks), Henderson Alfred OF, Ligon George MGR, Ligon Marvin OF, Ligon Rufus P, McCowan Usee OF, Raymond OF, Reed Porter OF, Sanchez C/2B, Taylor Travis C/3B , Thomas Dan 2B, Underwood Henry C, White Ladd RHP, White Roy P, Williams Claude 1B, Willis Bernard SS, Woodson Felix P/1B, Woolsey Raymond OF
Bert Shepard's State Line All-Stars (a.k.a. North Dakota All-Stars) : Falcon OF, Gore 1B, Head 2B, Howen C, Kelly 3B, LaRose SS, McNary C, Miller OF, Shepard Bert P/OF, Strand Otis OF, Taylor Lou OF/P
Ford's California Tigers : Benson Baldy C/MGR, Brown Mule P, Canamore 3B, Collins OF, Donald 3B, Flowers Bill OF/3B, Gray Chappie SS, Hayden P, Litsey Johnny P, Lomax Grifford OF/1B/P, McDonald Lee 3B/C, Page Jake OF, Pool Milton P, Purdy 2B, Reed Emmet(Shorty) OF, Richardson Hank(Tootie) P, Walton George(Junior) 2B/OF, Washington Harry P/OF, Williams Claude 1B
Oakland Larks : Allen Johnny 3B, Charles Herman 1B, Clayton Smilie C, Colthrist Pete SS, Flowers Oliver OF, Harris Eddie MGR, Jenkins Wendy 2B, Pool Al OF, Roberts Fritz OF, Roberts Spec P/1B, Scott Foy OF
Ford's San Diego Tigers : Burke E. SS/2B, Dixon C.1B, Floyd A. C/2B/3B, Gomez Floyd 2B/3B/C, Johnson Johnny SS/C, Johnson William C/SS, Lee Sonny MGR, Lowe Jack P/OF, Morris Santa Fe 3B/P, Salas OF, Taylor K. OF/P, Watkins OF/2B


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Okay, so one of these days someone is going to point and laugh and say "Gaelic, you can't love ALL of them..." And I will raise a brow and cross my arms Ruby-style and emphatically disagree. There is something to love about every stinkin' one of these episodes, and often times several somthings! I told...uh...someone today, I can't remember who now, that I thought this episode would be a fun way to fold us back into the mix before dragging us down into The Deal and then stomping on our hearts with The Most Evil Of All Cliffhangers.
I think I might be right, but the heart-stomping is going to kick in to high gear next week by the look of the previews. Guh, the way Dean says "Dad..." and the "how could you do it..." But I digress.
OKAY! So I kinda thought this would be like that episode of the X-files where the COPS crew folllowed Mulder and Scully around, and while it was, it was also a lot more like an episode of The Office. Hilarity and mayhem ensued to create a ruckus that our heros had to work around.
I mean, seriously, for a bit there, it felt like they were herding cats...
It's hard to gush specifically about Dean--or Sam (but I'm not generally a Sam-gushing gal)--as I usually do because of the way this played out, but even with the hap-hazard style of filming, they both looked good. GOOD. I mean, *sighs* I MISSED these boys. I think I grinned through the whole stinkin' episode, even the "sad" parts.
Ed and Harry's tuxedo-suited Mystery Science Theatre 3000 opening was hilarious, and I loved that they were able to weave in a snark about the "cripling writers' strike." The "Ghostfacers" intro was catchy. Dammit. I think I'm still humming it. I loved that they put Sam and Dean in there. I didn't even register that we hadn't seen the actual SHOW credits until they ran at the very end. Clever, that.
The Ghostfacer's car... HA! Flashbacks to Wayne's "Merc Mobile"... and the slow-mo walking... *pauses to chuckle* I loved Spruce. What was he... 15/16 Jew and 1/16 Cherokee? Funny as hell. Loved the Grandpa or Uncle or whatever with the peyote (sp?) addiction. The whole attitude and manner of the GF team was hilarious -- that's what reminded me of The Office. How they took their job so seriously but obviously had NO idea what they were talking about.
Dad opening the garage door was also quite funny, and sent me back to the Wayne's World comparison.
OH! And then when the Impala showed up -- "American Band" NICE! Loved that they were able to weave in the music. Even the music for setting up the "eagle's nest" was rockin'. I tell you, Ed had some great corny one-liners:
"Spin the tires and light the fires" -- big movie buff, there, Ed? Oh, and how about "calm the whirlwinds of your mind." HA! Harry's rat freak-out had me in tears. That was the biggest girly-scream since... I don't know when. But I loved that one of the Facer's had the same squig about rat's as our boy. Speaking OF!
Can I say that I loved that they had dirty mouths? Is that bad and wrong of me? Sam saying holy Sh*t and Dean's F*ck me... so friggin' funny. And real! I mean, Dean was dropping F bombs right and left after Sammy got taken. It just... it felt like what the guys would really be like. Raised by a Marine, no real female influence, in a situation that was not ideal, yeah. That worked really well for me.
Dean slamming Ed against the wall demanding to know where his partner was... Dean just getting all muscley and up in their faces... Dean just... Dean.
Sorry, where was I? Right. Harry and Maggie seeing the death echo gave me slight goose bumps, but his "OMG OMG OMG" freak out had me in tears of laughter once more. I'm way too easy to amuse, apparently.
I loved how they subtly wove in the timeline with Sam's frustrated reminder that Dean had two months left. And the fanficer in me imagined all kinds of suppressed frustration and rage inside of Sam when he was beating against the sealed door because they couldn't get out and Dean had wanted to hunt the Morton house on his last Leap Year. Gulp.
Loved Dean's "Wake up! Be Dead!" and "An optimist!" when he saw the survival guide. Oh! And when they ran the EMF over him, the look he gave them should have reduced them to piles of ash. The reactions of the GF team as our boys continued to discover things just killed me. The "ewww" at the Janitor's keeping the bodies... oh, and I loved that Dean noticed the chick was missing and herded her back with the group.
Always the vigilant hero. The way neither brother could get why looking at this life through the lense of the camera made the Facers feel safer both made sense and made me feel a little sad for them. When I was young, I thought the covers on my bed were not only bullet-proof, but could repel any sort of monsters in the dark. Watching a scary movie through the slits in my fingers protected me. But our boys...yeah, they never had that innocent, naive sense of protection. So no wonder they looked at the Facers like they were friggin' nuts.
For the Winchesters, this is not a game. This is not "money in the bank." This is not thrilling or an adrenalin rush. This is life and death and simply the way things were. There isn't any going home and putting the equipment away. There isn't any "eagle's nest." There's just them, and the hope that they can figure it out fast enough to dodge the next proverbial bullet.
Sam's vanishing was really nicely confusing -- I couldn't tell exactly what happened, and I'm not really sure why Corbett got dragged away and Sam went all Magician Act on us, but it was enough to elicit that bellow of "SAM!" from Dean that just gets me in the gut. Now my internal fanficer is imagining the guilt slamming into Dean because he wanted this hunt and now Sam is gone and people die in this place and he's gotten his little brother into a situation where he was taken by a homicidal ghost and, dammit, he has to find him because he's only got two friggin' months left!
The whole Harry and Maggie kiss with the Blair Witch "I'm so scared" line and the "my best friend and my best sister"... hee. However, I will say that at this point I was almost as irritated with them as Dean because HELLO! Sam was missing!!
My grin faded when poor Corbett was killed -- mainly because of Sam's plea of "Corbett, stay with me, no, no, Corbett, stay with me..." Guh. Poor Sam! His need to save people manifests in different ways than Dean's, but every time it appears, he breaks my heart.
LOVED Dean figuring things out -- when he was searching through the Janitor's stuff and started saying "He was scared" I was like BOMB SHELTER! Ta-da! I was right! Go me! I know it was a tense moment and death was pending and all, but when the ghost put that party hat on Sam, I giggled. His bitchface in that moment was priceless.
Oh, and Dean instructing Ed, Harry, and Maggie to make the circle of salt and get in it and Harry's all... "in your duffle bag?" LMAO. That was just so well timed.
Spruce's "Wow, you're strong" to Dean and Dean's answering finger -- atta boy! I will say that Ed "being gay for the group" and talking Corbett out of his death echo, getting him to save them was awww inducing. Especially with the tear. That was a nice touch. But I echoed Sam's later sentiments that they basically honored Corbett's memory by exploiting his death... it was just very... macabre.
The camera work at the end was effective with the boys getting tossed and the freaky Janitor simply appearing -- startled me a few times. The end was good -- with the boys watching the pilot. Apparently 1/2 awesome = full-on good. Using the magnet to erase the tapes and deny them their "money in the bank" was... well, I suppose necessary, but still. Poor Facers.
All in all, it was simply a pleasure to have the guys back, see them be just guys, remind us what it's like to live a life facing down evil -- real evil, not the GhostHunters kind of evil that you can see on A&E. Next couple of weeks are going to be so full of angst that it may suffocate us, so I appreciated this bit of light-heartedness and "reality" TV.
Shoot -- I'm just glad Ed and Harry lived. All the good guest stars (except, thankfully, Bobby) have been killed off! Long live the GhostFacers!!
Okay, it's way too a.m. for a Friday, but I have one of those days looming, and I wanted to get this up because, well, just because. :) If you care to see what I thought about last night, click above. Otherwise -- I hope you enjoyed last night's show because I was just really glad to have them back and segue us into the Most Angst-ridden Ride of Our Supernatural Lives.
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The video shows off the sprawling layout of Soundset's new host site, the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, as well as the energy of the performances this year, ranging from main-stage opening acts ZuluZuluu and P.O.S. to headliners Travis Scott and Lauryn Hill. The only one missing in the clip is Lil Uzi Vert, who never provided a real explanation or apology for standing up fans that day.
Per our review of the festival, Soundset 2017 endured several other cancellations and late arrivals among its performers but still came out strong. Rhymesayers also posted a separate video from Sa-Roc, who was one of the brightest stars (literally so in wardrobe terms!) on the festival's smaller but edgier Fifth Element stage. Here are both clips below.
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This is my shark cookie jar. It has never held cookies, but that's okay. When you open it's mouth, it plays the theme song to the Jaws movie. Da-Na. Da-Na. Da-Na. You know you know it. It's classic. (On a side note, the Jaws book, which I found in my family's cabin up north one summer, was my very first fiction book). I coveted this cookie jar while I worked at Kohl's, where it was sold. It was presented to me at my going-away party and I have loved it ever since. I LOVE sharks.
This is Cookie Monster. We all know him. Madison was obsessed with Cookie Monster a while back so he was given as a Christmas gift. He is HILARIOUS. When he opens his mouth, he loves cookies, he says hi, and he burps. He always gets lost amongst all the many toys, but everytime he's found, Madison laughs her little butt off. And so do I. We LOVE Cookie Monster.
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She says that mutually interesting cooperation has been established with the UWC Movement, which helps high school students to start their studies in international colleges. One of the conditions to select their students is volunteering in an intercultural environment. "Thanks to this cooperation, we are able not only to introduce volunteering but also to give young people from all regions of Latvia an opportunity to cooperate, for example, with asylum seekers. On March 3, we organized a joint event at the Mucenieki Multifunctional Centre, where half a dozen participants from 16 different cultures participated and learned the Latvian tradition of celebrations in creative workshops."
In their free time, children like to participate in creative activities, and this is why a volunteer initiative was widely visited on March 17 in Mucenieki. Children and young people representing seven different cultures spent the Spring Holiday, visiting developing workshops and friendly, creative events. Together with volunteers, they decoupaged, painted, danced, played board and co-op games. One word in Latvian, the other in Russian, the third and fourth - in English, German. Laughter and friendship are above all.
"A very successful cooperation with several organizations also emerged at Novrūz International Spring Festival on March 24, where volunteers participated and promoted the Information Centre for Newcomers, inviting to use the free advice and services offered," R.Liepiņa emphasizes. At the festival, everyone had the opportunity to get acquainted with various cultures, dances and music, enriching themselves and expanding the circle of friends.
The volunteers are planning to conclude March events with the study of Easter traditions. People of different cultures will be dancing together with eggs, playing games and going to a spring-covered coffee table, because being together is one of the cornerstones of integration.
The activity of the Information Centre for Newcomers within the framework of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund is ensured and developed by the NGO "Shelter "Safe House"". The centre is co-funded by the European Union. Grant Agreement No. PMIF/12/2017/2/01.
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Tips for Equity Crowdfunding Campaign Success
As we near the end of February 2015, social media continues to be a strong marketing tool for businesses worldwide. It's not uncommon to see ads in your newsfeed and most social media users are used to it by now. What does this mean? It means that advertising has gradually snuck its way in between vacation pictures and personal stories to become part of your daily social media browsing routine. And as a business seeking capital, this is huge. Social media is the perfect tool for an equity crowdfunding campaign and we have the insight to help you make the most out of your efforts.
Last summer we wrote a blog covering social media tips for equity crowdfunding. This article featured advice for being active, asking for feedback, assigning the best employee and not to argue with negative commenters. We recommend you read this blog as well but today we are going to delve a little deeper into social media for equity crowdfunding and discuss some other aspects of the process. It is, in fact, a process, so be sure to pay attention no matter how familiar you think you are with social media.
Here are some helpful tips on how to use social media for equity crowdfunding:
Open Several Accounts
First off, you need to have an account on every social media platform your potential investors visit. The main four platforms for social media are Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Pinterest, but you can also use Google+, Instagram and several others. Social media is free and simple to use, so there is no excuse for not utilizing this 21st century marketing platform.
When creating your company profile on these platforms, make sure they are all similar in appearance and wording. Branding is very important on social media so all of your accounts must be uniform. The best scenario would be to achieve brand recognition through a certain hue of orange you use in your logo, but for now, let's keep stick to the basics. You can modify the accounts a little to the "personality" of each platform, but make sure your audience knows it's you right away. Don't make them think.
Establish Good Relationships
Equity crowdfunding is different from rewards-based crowdfunding in so many ways. One of the most important ways is your relationship with your investors. Instead of thanking them for their money and giving them a t-shirt, you are going to have an ongoing relationship with them. They own equity in your company. As many of us know, all long-lasting relationships have to start out on the right foot to succeed. A good first impression is very important and with equity crowdfunding, your social media may be your first impression for a lot of potential investors.
If someone follows you or connects with you, take the time to send them a short "Thank You" message and ask if they have any questions. People appreciate and remember personal attention, especially when it's not absolutely necessary. No one wants to feel like another face in the crowd, even if the industry is called equity crowdfunding. It's your job to make them feel valued and recognized and your reputation and success-rate will soar because of it.
Post Often
Nobody is a fan of the company who posts five times a day, so please understand there is such a thing as social media saturation. The perfect science of social media for equity crowdfunding is to keep your company on your audience's mind without being annoying. Many people will unfollow a company if they get annoyed and once this happens, you've lost a potential investor forever. A respectable, appropriate and productive number of social media messages comes down to about 2-3 a day with some variety sprinkled in.
For example, take a look at our truCrowd Texas Twitter page. We take pride in all of our social media and always practice what we preach. If you look at our post history you'll see we keep it to 2-3 times a day and don't post about our company every single time. Yes, it's important to share company news and educate our followers, but we also share awesome stories and inspirational quotes. A stale and monotonous Twitter feed doesn't only look boring, it is boring. You need to add variety and use colorful imagery as well to catch and keep the attention of your audience. Social media management websites such as Buffer allow you to post to all of your social media platforms from one website. It's very simple and we suggest you check it out.
Utilize Brand Advocates
The success of your equity crowdfunding campaign relies heavily on your social media influence, and your social media influence relies heavily on your brand advocates. We have written about why you need brand advocates and how to select and develop brand advocates, so hopefully you are starting to understand their importance. Every company needs unbiased and trusted people to back them publicly, and when you find yours, turn them into stars.
Brand advocates love your company/product/brand so much they talk about it with everyone. If they are a trusted and admired person to their family and friends, whatever they like has to have some value to it, right? "Well if Jamie is so happy with this crowdfunding campaign, it must be a great opportunity." Boom – one more investor. Brand advocates don't come with the "Actor Portrayal" at the bottom of the screen where you know that professional athlete does not really love that brand of toothpaste. It's fake. Brand advocates will influence their family and friends because their love and admiration for your campaign is genuine. Find your brand advocates, thank them for their service and let them help you expand your reach to thousands of new potential investors.
There is a lot to learn when it comes to using social media for equity crowdfunding, and if you have any questions, please contact us right away.
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200 foundations urge congress to simplify tax law to allow more giving
More than 200 foundations from 42 states (including the District of Columbia) on Monday urged leaders in Congress to pass legislation that would simplify the nation's tax system and make it easier for the philanthropic sector to devote more resources to giving.
In a letter sent to Congressional leaders, the diverse coalition—including the C.S. Mott Foundation, The W. K. Kellogg Foundation, Robert W. Woodruff Foundation, Inc., The Nathan Cummings Foundation, Rasmuson Foundation, and the Council of Michigan Foundations—said the change will enable foundations to focus more on meeting the growing needs in communities across the country.
"The current tax on private foundation investment income is needlessly complicated, requiring foundations to calculate and recalculate asset balances, investment income, and expenditures as often as once every month," the letter said. "Foundation resources that could be going toward grants and programs to improve our communities are instead spent on accountants and lawyers working to ensure tax compliance."
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Both enrofloxacin and ciprofloxacin are well distributed throughout the body, and can be found in small concentrations in the cerebral spinal fluid.
Ciprofloxacin is a metabolite of enrofloxacin, and like enrofloxacin is eliminated by both renal and hepatic mechanisms, as well as in breast milk.
It is known that the quinolone class of drugs have been shown to produce erosions of articular cartilage in weight bearing joints, as well as producing other signs of arthropathy in immature animals of various species, including juvenile rats (Kashida et al., 1997). However, evidence of cartilage abnormalities appear to be dose related (high dosages over extended period).
It is also important to note that although the use of fluoroquinolones have not been recommended for initial treatment in pregnant and nursing does or juvenile rats (under 4 months) due to the risks of cartilage abnormalities (Egerbacher et al., 2000), in cases where other antibiotics are not helping, or if the infection is deemed severe, the benefit of using fluoroquinolones (alone or in combination with other compatible antimicrobials) may, in fact, outweigh the risks.
Although ciprofloxacin may be used as a substitute when enrofloxacin is not available it should be noted that there are some pharmacologic differences. Notably that ciprofloxacin is less reliably absorbed than enrofloxacin.
Theophylline blood levels may be increased when used with enrofloxacin.
Probenecid blocks tubular secretion of enrofloxacin, and may cause an increase in its blood level and half life.
Synergism can occur when aminoglycosides, cephalosporins, and extended-spectrum penicillins are used with fluorinated quinolones such as enrofloxacin.
GI: decreased appetite, diarrhea
GU: crystalluria
Skin: Can cause tissue damage when given IM or SQ
Other: itching
5 mg/kg to 20 mg/kg ; PO , q12-24hrs. 34
2.5 mg/lb to 5 mg/lb ; PO , BID (twice a day) 4
Note: see warning for young, pregnant or nursing rats in Pharmacology section above.
Also, in treating suspected polymicrobial infections, where a broader coverage may be needed, synergistic or combination drugs may be used. The following drugs may be seen used simultaneously with ciprofloxacin: aminoglycosides (e.g., amikacin or gentamicin), or aminopenicillins (e.g., amoxicillin or ampicillin), or third generation cephalosporins, or clindamycin, or metronidazole. 1
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CASR Part 139 - Aerodromes
Part 139 of CASR prescribes the requirements for aerodromes used in air transport operations.
Subpart 139.H specifies the requirements for the provision of aerodrome and fire fighting services (ARFFS) and puts in place a safety framework, sets minimum service standards, and provides for:
- criteria for establishment of disestablishment of ARFFS
- provision of ARFFS outside of the criteria
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Who Part 139 affects
- aircraft operators
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- State and Local Government agencies
- certified and registered aerodromes and ALA operators
- individuals involved in the operation and maintenance of aerodromes
- aerodrome consultants
- aerodrome and airways equipment suppliers and training organisations (to a lesser extent).
Subpart 139.H affects
- Airservices Australia (currently the major provider of ARFFS services)
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- prospective ARFFS providers
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- aerodrome operators
- Federal, Territory, State and local government agencies.
Post-implementation review (PIR)
Part 139
Part 139 of CASR and the Part 139 MOS were implemented in 2003. CASA recognises that a number of issues have developed in the intervening period and that it is timely to conduct a comprehensive review of the Part 139 framework.
Standards development project AS 14/24 has been approved to conduct a PIR of the Part 139 regulatory framework to ensure that it aligns with current regulatory policy (including ICAO), industry developments and evolutions in technology. The overarching aim of the project is to conduct a comprehensive review of the Part 139 rule set and develop a proposal for regulatory change for industry to consider a range of options. Amendments to the Part 139 rule set may also result in amendments to the existing suite of CASA advisory materials.
Any amendments will be issued in draft form for public consultation. CASA will send notification via the airspace and aerodromes mailing list when proposed amendments are available for public consultation.
Subpart 139.H
Standards Development project AS 07/14 has been updated to reflect the revised terms of reference for the conduct of a PIR on Subpart 139.H Manual of Standards. This will ensure that the Part 139.H MOS aligns with current regulatory policy (including ICAO standards), industry developments and the many evolutions in technology since their inception, while balancing the need for industry to deliver a safe aerodrome rescue and fire fighting service without unnecessary economic burden.
Any amendments will be developed in close consultation with industry through the Airspace and Infrastructure Users Group and issued in draft form for public comment. CASA will send notification via the aircraft and aerodromes mailing list when proposed amendments are available for public consultation.
Current regulation
Part 139 can be found in volume 4 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998.
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Implementation and transition
Subpart 139.H was made on 26 June 2002 and commenced on 1 May 2003. The remaining Subparts of Part 139 were made on 7 April 2003 and commenced on 2 May 2003.
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The most recent Part 139 MOS compilation was registered on 1 December 2014. Historical amendments to both the MOS Part 139 and MOS Subpart 139H can be accessed by selecting 'View Series'.
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Recent amendments
The Manual of Standards Parts 139, 171, 172 and 173 Amendment Instrument 2016 (No. 1) commenced on 3 March 2016.
The amendments introduce standards for 2 new categories of low visibility landing operations, being special authorisation (SA) CAT I and SA CAT II operations, which may only be used by aircraft operated under an authorisation granted by CASA.
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|Regulation of aerodromes used in air transport: an overview
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|Commissioning of aerodrome lighting systems
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| AC 139-05 v3.0 (pdf 259.81 KB)
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Application for an Operational Assessment of a Proposed Plume Rise
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|Safety Management Systems for Aerodromes
|January 2013
|Preparing plans for inclusion in aerodrome manuals
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|AC 139-19 v1.0
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|Safe planning and conduct of aerodrome works
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|AC 139-21 v1.0
|Visual segment surface: monitoring requirements and the reporting of obstacles
|August 2015
|Laser emissions which may endanger the safety of aircraft
|April 2007
|Strength Rating of Aerodrome Pavements
|August 2011
|Wildlife Hazard Management at Aerodromes
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|AC 139-27 v1.0
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|ARFFS - Recommended Practices: Category Determination Level 2
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Generic Response Form for ARFFS
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Tremors from an earthquake shook residents awake in Kent on Friday morning, but just what causes an earthquake and how common are they?
The 4.2 magnitude tremors which hit shortly before 3am left some people fearing there had been an explosion, while others took to Twitter to mock the "devastation" wrought by the underwhelming vibrations.
Police said there have been no injuries or damage to buildings.
More than 800 "felt reports" were received by the British Geological Survey (BGS), mainly from residents in Ramsgate, Margate and surrounding areas.
But the BGS said reports of the earthquake were also received from as far afield as Norwich, North Walsham and Cromer in East Anglia.
Below are the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about earthquakes.
What is an earthquake?
An earthquake is the sudden release of strain energy in the Earth's crust resulting in waves of shaking that radiate outwards from the earthquake source.
When stresses in the crust exceed the strength of the rock, it breaks along lines of weakness, either a pre-existing or new fault plane.
How often do earthquakes occur in the UK?
On average, around 200 earthquakes a year are thought to hit the UK, with a magnitude 4.2 happening every two or three years.
What has been the most damaging quake to hit the UK?
The Colchester earthquake of 1884, with a magnitude of 4.6 was the most damaging earthquake in the UK for several centuries.
There was considerable damage to churches, including the top of a spire falling, falling masonry from roofs, falling turrets and parapets.
Damage to homes included shattering of brick walls, and chimney falls, often through roofs.
What is the largest earthquake to have been felt in the UK?
The North Sea earthquake of 7 June 1931, with a magnitude of 6.1 and with an epicentre offshore in the Dogger Bank area is the largest known earthquake in the UK.
Seventy-one different places in the UK reported damage, with the strongest effects at Filey, where the top of a church spire was rotated.
A factory roof is reported to have collapsed at Staines, Surrey. The earthquake was reportedly felt by a number of vessels in the North Sea and a woman in Hull died of a heart attack, apparently as a result of the earthquake.
How does last night's earthquake compare with the recent tragedy in Nepal?
Last night's earthquake was significantly smaller than that which caused widespread devastation and claimed thousands of lives in Nepal.
It was about 260,000 times smaller in terms of the energy released by the earthquake.
Last night people would have felt slight vibrations and been awoken from their sleep, compared to buildings collapsing and widespread damage caused by the magnitude 7.8 quake that struck near Kathmandu.
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The Nashville Predators were able to take Game Three 2-1 in front of a packed Bridgestone Arena on Tuesday night. The atmosphere was electric, and the fans were able to stay into the game even though the Predators were unable to break-through until the third period, down 1-0 until Filip Forsberg's game-tying goal with 16:05 remaining in the game.
The Predators will need that same type of enthusiasm and vigor from the Loyal Legion tonight as they look to take Game Four and move up 3-1 in the series. The physicality and "chippy-ness" will be ramped up from the Ducks and the Predators will need to match that level of intensity. If the Predators keep skating, use their speed and athleticism to their advantage, there is no doubt that the Predators can remain undefeated on home ice for the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Much has been said about two sequences of events during the third period that were key to the Predators success in the third period of Game Three and moving forward. During the final period, the Predators began crashing to the net which led to two goals, granted they were called off, but great offensive chances. This must be the strategy for the Predators in Game Three. The Nashville Predators need to take their opportunities, and when given the chance, they need to crash the net to give themselves instances for rebound goals. The perfect pass that the Predators were trying, especially on the power-play, is just not working. Nashville does their best work when they crash the net, use their speed, and look for rebounds. Here is a perfect example of this strategy in action:
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During the postseason, national media has marveled at one specific detail that the Nashville faithful has known for a while now… The Predators defense is outstanding. It may seem redundant and a "Thanks, Captain Obvious" moment, but the defense for Nashville has stepped up leading the playoffs only allowing 1.69 goals against per game. Their marvel has been on their offensive capabilities as a group. Four of Nashville's defensemen are top 10 in scoring at their position. In Game Three, the Nashville defensive corps out shot the entire roster of the Anaheim Ducks (21-20). With all of this being stated, the Predators need their defense to keep up this pace. The forwards have struggled, at times, in their ability to score, and need the defense to continue scoring at a high pace.
The Nashville Predators will look to continue their winning ways this postseason at Bridgestone Arena as they take on the Anaheim Ducks in Game Four of the Western Conference Finals. The game will be covered on NBCSN or you can listen live on 102.5 The Game. Puck drops at 7:00 pm!