Newtonville Ball Team 1952

Photograph

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Newcastle Village & District Historical Society

Newtonville Ball Team 1952: This is a black and white photograph of the Newtonville girl's ball team in 1952. It shows eleven girls in a black t-shirt and pants uniform with white trim and buttons, lind up in two rows. In the back row, on the right stands Bill Wade, their manager, wearing a knit sweater and dark coloured pants, standing with his hands behind his back and smiling. In the front row, fourth to the right, is Gwen, the bat girl for the team, wearing a white frilled t-shirt with dark coloured pants and holding two bats crossed. They appear to be standing in a field, with several cars, bikes, and people blurred in the background.
Newtonville Ball Team 1952

This is a black and white photograph of the Newtonville girl's ball team in 1952. It shows eleven girls in a black t-shirt and pants uniform with white trim and buttons, lind up in two rows. In the back row, on the right stands Bill Wade, their manager, wearing a knit sweater and dark coloured pants, standing with his hands behind his back and smiling. In the front row, fourth to the right, is Gwen, the bat girl for the team, wearing a white frilled t-shirt with dark coloured pants and holding two bats crossed. They appear to be standing in a field, with several cars, bikes, and people blurred in the background.

Name/Title

Newtonville Ball Team 1952

Entry/Object ID

2025.30.82

Description

This is a black and white photograph of the Newtonville girl's ball team in 1952. It shows eleven girls in a black t-shirt and pants uniform with white trim and buttons, lind up in two rows. In the back row, on the right stands Bill Wade, their manager, wearing a knit sweater and dark coloured pants, standing with his hands behind his back and smiling. In the front row, fourth to the right, is Gwen, the bat girl for the team, wearing a white frilled t-shirt with dark coloured pants and holding two bats crossed. They appear to be standing in a field, with several cars, bikes, and people blurred in the background.