Leo Cloutier
With Malice Toward None

We offer 2 cassettes of interviews with legendary figures of sports, priced at $12 each, or 2 for $20.

Tape 1 includes interviews with Jesse Owens, Ted Williams, Bobby Orr, Jack Dempsey, Johnny Unitas, Jack Sharkey, Ed Johnston, and Hank Aaron.
Tape 2 includes Bob Feller, Pete Rose, Hank Aaron, Sparky Anderson, Ted Williams, Casey Stengel, Reggie Jackson, and Roberto Clemente.

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Chris Cloutier
The Ump

8 x 8 Linen Backed
Laser Print

$ 39

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Chris Cloutier
The Crowd

9 x 12 Linen Backed Laser Print

$30

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Chris Cloutier
original poster

Chris Cloutier designed this poster for the 43rd Annual Baseball Dinner held in Manchester NH for the JIMMY FUND in January 1991. That was also the year that Ted Williams celebrated the 50th Anniversary of his hitting .406. The original painting from which the poster is printed hangs in the Hitters Hall of Fame of the Ted Williams Museum in Hernando, FL. Other paintings by the artist hang there as well as in the Cooperstown Hall of Fame & Museum. Because Leo Cloutier was a close personal friend of Ted's and the leading sports writer in New England, one might appreciate the sentimant behind the art. The condition of this poster is A++ and is signed at the lower right by the artist. It can be personalized if desired. Size is 18 x 24, printed on 100% acid free glossy poster stock by Sanford Graphics, New York City.

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Chris Cloutier
original autographed program

Autographed by over 15 Major League Baseball Players who attended!
Mint Condition.
Long thought of as The Greatest Diamond Fete of the Baseball World, The Baseball Dinner of Leo E. Cloutier, held in Manchester New Hampshire, has been called the largest of its kind in the World. Founding it in 1939, he directed it annually until his death in 1988. Leo Cloutier boasted crowds of over 2500 people who came to see the greatest Sports and Baseball Stars of the Big Leagues. Sparky Anderson, Willie Stargell, Rich Gale, Bob Feller, Ty Cobb, Casey Stengel, Hank Aaron and Ted Williams are just a few of the greats who frequently attended this event annually. This 32nd Annual Dinner was sponsored by the Manchester Union Leader of which Leo was the Sports Editor and proceeds went to various charities. Since there were only 2500 of these printed, all of which were taken by the patrons who attended, these programs are very scarce! To find one with all these autographs is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

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Leo Cloutier
With Malice Toward None

See TED WILLIAMS and other greats at the Manchester Baseball Dinner. Produced by Leo's son Chris Cloutier, directed and edited by Dan Paul. Leo E. Cloutier will be remembered for his great love of "The American Pasttime" through his sports columns which ran in 50 New England Newspapers and was bannered "..With Malice Toward None". Leo Founded The Manchester Baseball Dinner and Directed it for 40 consecutive years until his death in 1988. During his time as director, he brought all the diamond greats of the day to the snowy hills of Manchester, New Hampshire. This is a rare glimpse into the career of a man who made his mark on many people. Over the years, greats such as Ty Cobb, Casey Stengle, Hank Aaron, Bobby Orr, Satchel Paige, Carl Yastrzemski, Sparky Anderson, Jim Palmer, Carlton Fisk, Pete Rose, George Scott, Hal McRae, Bowie Kuhn, Willie Stargell, Rod Carew, Yogi Berra, Willie Mays, Joe Cronin, Leo Durocher, Roberto Clemente, Jimmy Piersall and Ted Williams, to name some, have passed thru the grand doors of The New Hamshire State Armoury. See Sparky Anderson's Spring Training interview with Leo from 1977 and his following visit to the 30th Baseball Dinner. See Ted Williams give his insight into the young hitters he's coaching; hear him tell the story of how Leo met Babe Ruth!
VHS format; 30 minutes.

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