(Left) Newspaper promotion for the All-Star Game.
George Wesley's defending champion Granum White Sox dropped a 4-2
decision to the Harry Watson managed Southern Alberta Baseball
League All-Stars. (Lethbridge Herald, July 3, 1958)
(Right) Lefthander
Don Kuodis, out of Chicago, pitched three outstanding games for
Lethbridge before joining Lloydminster of the Western Canada League. Kuodis, a brilliant high school pitcher, later signed
with the White Sox.
 Medicine Hat manager Lee Dobyns (second from left) receives
congratulations from George Wesley, the Lethbridge manager
for the Superiors win over Wesley's Granum White Sox, 8-5, in the final
of the Lethbridge Rotary Tournament. Tourney chairman Frank
Gimmell is at the far left and Rotary Club president John
Black is at the far right. (Lethbridge Herald)
Lethbridge Warrior captain Clarence Yanosik (second from right)
meets Medicine Hat manager Lee Dobyns (second from left) at home
plate. Lynn Duncan of the Superiors is at the far left,
Frank Amaya of the Warriors, far right. Superiors moved to within a
game of Lethbridge in the standings with a 5-2 victory.
Two of the key members of the
Medicine Hat Superiors, brothers
Phil (left) and Don (right) Risinger.
Below - Granum, Alberta in 1958.
Note the string of elevators on the
edge of town. The photo is from the
Granum History site by the elementary
school students at Granum School.
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