Shakos were worn at the field to practice the "duck & spin". A early attempt at a safety hard hat.

This old guy made the best hotdogs, and western sandwiches. That "building" was actually an old Dewitt converted street car.

Some faces here from the distant past icluding John Carey, the 3rd from the right squatted down and apparently praying! I'm sure that this was a very unusual thing for him to do, at least back then.

Top 3: Harry Clark?, (?), Ed Nanni L-R: Ron Cook, Andy Henderson?, Bob Cook, Don Clarke, (?), Doug McPhail, Mel Dey, Bill Thorne in phone booth, Ronn Prokop, Local gent (Hector trying to recruit him), Hector Roberts, Colin Hedworth, Al Miller, Bill McNabb, Dave Hanks, Joe Gianna, Bob Brown, Warren Mills, Dennis Dicarli, (?), Frank McKittrick, Doug McKenzie?, Doug Yarker, Warren Berger, Barry Bell, Glen Durish, Ivor Bramley, Len Perrin, (?), (?), (?), (?) L-R: (?), Restaurant owners (standing), Crouching: Ted Shaw, John Carey.