1965 Cobourg Men's Softball bat
This 33 in. wooden Louisville Slugger HB version was used in the Cobourg Men's League circa 1966. The transition to metal bats increased the distance a ball could be hit. The Victoria Park diamond could no longer safely be used
This photo album contains a collection of the newspaper clippings and photographs from the Dairy Queen Juveniles' 1970 OASA provincial championship season
This jersey #2 was worn by Coach/Manager Tom Mathews. The Dairy Queen team was the 1970 Juvenile B OASA Provincial Champions
This 3 piece uniform with a buttoned vest style jersey was worn by manager Tom Mathews of the OASA Junior B Champion Cobourg Dairy Queen Juniors. The vest style jersey was more characteristic of the style worn by baseball teams
This 1971 OASA Junior B Championship pennant was won by the Dairy Queen Juniors managed by Tom Mathews and coached by Bill Rollings
The OASA Junior B Championship team jacket, worn by player John Hayden, was presented to the Dairy Queen Juniors in 1971. This team competed in the Eastern Ontario Fastball League along with the Intermediate Cobourg Orphans
The 1971 OASA Junior B Championship crest was won by the Cobourg Dairy Queen squad managed by Tom Mathews and coached by Bill Rollings
1970 Cobourg Orphans Mens Fastball team Champions, Campbellford Tournament
This 1974 wooden framed team photograph of the Cobourg Merchants men's fastball features many prominent Cobourg and district players from that era
The Cobourg Galloping Ghosts are the most famous team in Cobourg sports history. Managed by Fred Dufton, the Ghosts won eight Ontario championships, five after World War II. They were Canadian Dominion champions in 1946, 1948 and 1950. They were the first team in Canada to wear aluminum cleats and the second to wear white uniforms.
