[Alsfastball] DD Day 1 - page 2-4

[Al Doran]

MUCH MORE THAN
BALL PARK FOOD
The volunteers hosting the 2005 Canadians are 
balancing their menu with traditional ball-yard 
food – fritters and fries, etc. - with an awesome 
selection of healthy fare that will encourage 
players and fans alike to whet their appetites 
during the “eight-day week”. Please check the 
concessions and plan to dine right here at the 
park and support the Host Committee.
TRADITIONAL AT THE DIAMONDS
Peameal bacon on a bun
Hashbrown Patty
Quarter pound beef-burger
Oktoberfest Sausage on a bun
GrandSlam Burger – 2 beef patties, cheese & peameal
Onion Rings
Corn on the Cob
French fries – two sizes
HEALTHY FARE FOR BALANCE
Sandwiches (with veggie side )
Ham & Cheese; Turkey, Chicken, Beef, Pork
Salads -Garden with house dressing
Caesar with parmesan, bacon and croutons
Fruit Bowls (all with blueberries)
Watermelon pieces;
Mixed Melon (watermelon, cantaloupe)


CENTENNIAL SPORTS CLUB
The Centennial Sports Club of St. Thomas was 
formed and incorporated in 1967, Canada's 
Centennial. The main objective of the Club over 
the years has been through its support of minor 
sports, the encouragement of the youth of St. 
Thomas and the surrounding area in Elgin County 
to participate in any and all sports. Now in its 
38th year, the non profit Club currently has 135 active members.
  In the past five years alone, the Club has 
donated over $100,000 to sports organizations 
including minor and junior baseball, minor and 
junior fastball, minor and junior hockey, minor 
soccer, minor basketball, minor football, youth 
bowling, ringette, girls hockey and "Special 
Olympics" to name just some of the groups. As 
well several charities have also benefited from 
their contributions including The Canadian Cancer 
Society, The Heart and Stroke Foundation, The 
Canadian Diabetes Society, The Sunshine 
Foundation, Christmas Care and the Pinafore Park 
Memory Gardens. The Club is also the major 
sponsor for the annual Minor Hockey House League 
Christmas Tournament and the annual Childcan Golf 
Tournament with all proceeds going towards 
research and treatment for children with cancer. 
Centennial’s credo is that through the Club's 
contributions, all youth, who so desire, shall 
have the opportunity to participate in the sport of their choice.

EVERGREEN CENTENNIALS
RYAN WOLFE #77
Position – Outfield
Height – 5’11” Weight – 175 lbs
Bats – Right   Throws – Right
Date of Birth – June 25, 1975
Occupation – Teacher
Residence – London, Ontario
Family – spouse Megan and daughter Emma – 4 months
TEAM HIGHLIGHTS
2005 – St. Thomas Evergreen Cents
                Farm Tavern-ISC Finalists
2004 – Broken Bow –ISC Champs
2003 –Broken Bow – ISC Champs
            Waterloo Twins-Cdns Silver
2002 – Broken Bow – ISC Finalists
2001 – Broken Bow – ISC Champs
2000 -  Broken Bow – ISC Finalists
1999 – Fingal – Cdns Bronze
MEMORABLE BALL GAMES

Winning 1st ISC title in Eau Claire, WI with 
Broken Bow  NE Travellers, defeating The Farm Tavern of Madison, WI 6-1.
MEMORABLE BALL PLAYER

DARREN ZACK – accomplishments speak for 
themselves – he is such a great person and ambassador of the game.
FAVORITES
Musical group – Motley Crue

Food – Chicken Fajitas
Travel destination – Las Vegas
Movie – Old School/Remember the Titans
Celebrity like to meet – Wayne Gretzky


YOGIisms

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are quotes of Yogi Berra, fabled catcher of the 
New York Yankees, who was also famous for 
fracturing the English language in provocative, 
interesting ways. Perhaps his most famous was 
during the 1973 National League Pennant race: “It ain’t over ‘til it’s over.”
Regarding a restaurant that had become very 
popular, Yogi cited that “Nobody goes there anymore because it’s too crowded.”
When managing the 1960 New York Yankees who lost 
the World Series– “We make too many wrong mistakes.”




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