Cliff was an outstanding catcher in his prime, and in his later years he played third, first and was a designated hitter with Riverside Canucks. Cliff was named the M.S.B.L. first all-star team 14 times, played on six M.S.B.L. championship teams and five Manitoba championship teams. Cliff was M.S.B.L. MVP in 1964 and 1970, and won the league batting title in 1972 with a .394 average. Cliff`s average over 25 years was .314. Seafoot was also a very good goalie with the Souris Elks in hockey. He was considered a great team player in both baseball and hockey.
Cliff Seafoot Newspaper Article, 1970
Cliff Seafoot Newspaper Article, 1971
Cliff Seafoot Newspaper Articles, 1972
Cliff Seafoot Newspaper Article, (2) 1972
Cliff Seafoot Newspaper Article, (3) 1972
Cliff Seafoot Newspaper Article, 1974
These articles are gathered from University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections, Winnipeg Tribune Collection