Wilf Cain, who became the District Administrator of the Greater Victoria Little League, had competed in pretty well all team sports during his playing days. He was then involved in establishing numerous minor sports programmes in the Duncan and Nanaimo areas before moving to Victoria. By 1970 he had 15 seasons of Little League administration under his belt and was the first Canadian to serve on the International Board of Directors. During the off-season, Wilf was also greatly involved in the Vancouver Island basketball scene. He held positions as president of B.C. Basketball, chairman of Greater Victoria Basketball and director of the Canadian Basketball Association. He also organized a Community Basketball League in the Richmond - Lansdowne area.

Gar, who made Victoria his home in the 1930's, competed in almost all team sports but baseball became his life long passion. He started in school and in Victoria he played for the VMD when Sr. Amateur baseball reigned supreme at Athletic Park during the war years. Later he played for the Eagles, where he finished his field days as their manager. In 1962 Gar took on the job as acting president of the Victoria and District Baseball Association when the graduating Little Leaguers needed places to play. Leagues like Babe Ruth, Connie Mack, Colt and Pony were formed and through their fund raising the Baseball Association was able to assist the new organizations. Agreements with the Parks Board saw the baseball funds help develop diamonds at Topaz, Reynolds, Bullen and other locations.