Jim Baird

Jim Baird... moved from Scotland to Winnipeg, MB... worked as an accounting clerk... wrote Vince Leah in 1967, Baird “has a wealth of experience in good company and is just the man to settle his younger teammates when the side starts coming apart under pressure”...

represented Canada in Olympic Qualifiers in 1967, of note the first-ever Canadian team to feature in the competition... represented Canada at the Pan American Games in 1967... career eight international appearances in 1967 with Canada Soccer's Men’s National Team... was briefly Canada’s joint all-time leader with eight career international appearances after he featured in all eight Canada international matches in 1967 (the five joint leaders were Jim Baird, Jim Berry, Bob DiLuca, Harold Hansen and Karl Kauck)...

with Winnipeg AN&AF Scottish FC, a Canada Soccer Football Championship winner (Challenge Trophy in 1962)...