The 1984 Saco Valley Softball League champions were (front row, from left) Parker Roberts, Johnny Eastman, Harold Fallon, Wayne Jones, sponsor Jerry Milliken, George Frechette, Peter Ames and John Flanagan; (back row, from left) Brian Day, Larry Day, Brad Eldridge, Skip Smith, Junior Fallon, Scott Perkins and Jack Mahany, (COURTESY PHOTO)
Dale Hamilton seen here pitching for the Old Indians in the over 40 men's league in 2011, was a founding member of the Saco Valley Softball League in 1960. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
When the Saco Valley Softball League turned 25, in 1985, a special 44 page souvenir yearbook was printed and sold to celebrate the league’s silver anniversary. It is a collector’s item. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The 1984 Saco Valley Softball League champions were (front row, from left) Parker Roberts, Johnny Eastman, Harold Fallon, Wayne Jones, sponsor Jerry Milliken, George Frechette, Peter Ames and John Flanagan; (back row, from left) Brian Day, Larry Day, Brad Eldridge, Skip Smith, Junior Fallon, Scott Perkins and Jack Mahany, (COURTESY PHOTO)
Dale Hamilton seen here pitching for the Old Indians in the over 40 men's league in 2011, was a founding member of the Saco Valley Softball League in 1960. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
When the Saco Valley Softball League turned 25, in 1985, a special 44 page souvenir yearbook was printed and sold to celebrate the league’s silver anniversary. It is a collector’s item. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — Long before the invention of the cellphone and video games, Schouler Park in North Conway was the place to be for more than 40 summers. It was the heyday of the Saco Valley Softball League. Players would come from all parts of Maine and the Granite State to play arguably the best modified-pitch softball in the country.
This summer would have marked the 65th year of the league, but for many the memories are just as fresh today as they were more than four decades ago. To celebrate the days of yesteryear, a Glory Days Committee has been created and a Saco Valley Softball League reunion is planned for Tuesday, April 29, from 6-8 p.m., at the Conway Parks and Recreation Department in Conway. Anyone who ever suited up and played in the league is invited and encouraged to attend.
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