Taylor A.C. 1946
Chatham Colored Stars Return Under New Name
Sports Review: Taylors Are Ready
Boomer's Boys Edge Jumbos 3-2 to Advance Up Ladder
Harding's Nine
Taylor A.C. Nine Defeat Dresden
Kent Bridge Drops Game to Taylors, 6-5
Baseball For Chatham
Seniors Blank Taylors to Even Intermediate A Series
All-Stars on Short end of 4-0 Tilt
Boomer Tries Hurling Role and Sets Hist Club on Top
Ninth With Two Out
Pain Court Takes 25-16 Victory
Taylors, Seniors Clash Tomorrow At Stirling Park
Taylors Tie Pain Court, 6-6
Taylors Gain Third Victory Edging Dresden Juniors, 9-8
Taylors Edge Kent Bridge
Taylors Aim to Hold Lead in Kent Loop
Taylor Tilt
Taylor Club Edges Burg
Taylor A.C.'s defeat 'Burg
Taylor A.C. Opens Season at Dresden
Taylor A.C. Blasts Wallaceburg 16-2 in K.C. Ball Tilt
"Disbanded during the war years since 1939 to be exact when the armed forced sapped their unit too greatly, one of the finest ball teams in the district, and also one of the best drawing cards to ever play in Western Counties or O.B.A. ranks, Chatham Colored All-Stars has returned to the diamond wars and may perhaps, make a name for itself and its city in the not too distant future." (Chatham Daily News, 1946)
"Besides baseball the Taylor organization promotes boxing, wrestling and is planning to branch out to tennis and other summer sports...even horseshoes." (Chatham Daily News, 1946)
"Although his boys will be known as the Taylor A.C., Boomer Harding's colored baseball club has a marked resemblance to the "All Stars"...Himself a Star, who handled first base chores for the O.B.A. champions of 34 by many outstanding performers on the diamond" (Chatham Daily News, 1946)