Yallourn Baseball Club was a team which competed in the Latrobe Valley Baseball Association.
The club had both juniors and seniors who playing against teams primarily from Traralgon and Morwell and occasionally Sale (RAAF Base).
The team's home ground was Oval No 5 located away from the major sporting precinct which overlooked the power station. During the late 1960’s and early 1970’s, the club was coached and run by people like George Evans, Colin Wale and Bill Ley just to name a few.
The club’s uniform was navy blue top with YALLOURN emblazoned across the chest, navy blue pants with a thin stripe down the side of the leg and navy blue socks with 2 narrow hoops around the calf.
The club had both juniors and seniors who playing against teams primarily from Traralgon and Morwell and occasionally Sale (RAAF Base).
The team's home ground was Oval No 5 located away from the major sporting precinct which overlooked the power station. During the late 1960’s and early 1970’s, the club was coached and run by people like George Evans, Colin Wale and Bill Ley just to name a few.
The club’s uniform was navy blue top with YALLOURN emblazoned across the chest, navy blue pants with a thin stripe down the side of the leg and navy blue socks with 2 narrow hoops around the calf.
Greg Evans