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October 01, 1951 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w copy negative ; 8 x 10 cm
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51-3148_001 appeared on Page 20 of the Wednesday, October 3, 1951 edition of the newspaper.
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Photo caption from published version of 51-3148_001: "WATERLOO LEAGUE CHAMPS - Champions of the Waterloo Men's Recreation Softball League, the Deluxe La-Z-Boys, are shown above. The team won 21 games of a 22-game schedule. Left to right, front row are Murray Noble, Bob Noble, coach; Jerry Connor, manager, and Stewart Nobel; centre row, Ed Eirodat, Chuck McKinnon and Hans Wagner; back row, Earl Snider, Art Tindall, league chairman; Lavern Miller, secretary-treasurer; Dave Dooley, chairman of the Recreation Commission; Ed Manser, Deluxe representative; Larry Dahmer and Lou Anderson. Absent when photo was taken were Herb Katzenmler, Don Heibein and Leonard McKinnon."