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WE'RE MOVING: The 2010 Stan Musial World Series will be played in Houston, Texas at Baseball USA. This outstanding venue will provide excellent facilities, ease of access, great hotels nearby, and numerous free time activities in the surrounding community. The move is being made for reasons of accessibility as well as economy. Our tournament staff members look forward to the relocation and anticipate the same technically excellent presentation and high level of competition as in the past.

Please check back from time to time for more information.

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New Tournament Director:
After four years at the helm, Bob Maguire is retiring as the Stan Musial World Series Tournament Director. Mr. Frank Klam will succeed Bob and is fully capable of producing an excellent tournament. He has acted as the Assistant Tournament Director since 2006. Frank can be contacted at (Cell) 713-898-0710; (Fax) 713-467-0158, or at Klamland@swbell.net

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2010 Team Hotels Selected:
Two Sheraton hotels near Baseball USA have been selected to house the participating teams in this year’s tournament. The headquarters hotel will be the Four Points By Sheraton Hotel, which is located near the intersection of The Sam Houston Tollway and Interstate 10. The Four Points hotel will also host team certifications and pre-tournament meetings. All teams, except Puerto Rico’s, will be housed there. The Puerto Rican team, at its own request, will be housed at the Sheraton Houston West Hotel, which is located just east of the intersection of the Sam Houston Tollway and Clay Road. Both of these hotels are within three miles of the Baseball USA complex. Please refer to the Tournament Information link, then select Hotel Information for details. Teams desiring extra rooms, as well as supporters of those teams, are advised to contact the appropriate hotel directly and mention the Stan Musial World Series.
 


Stan Musial
        Stan The Man
During his 22-year career as a left fielder and first baseman with the St. Louis Cardinals, Stan Musial set more major league records than any other player. When he retired in 1963, Stan held National League records that included career games played, runs batted in, runs scored and hits. He won seven National League batting titles, was a three time MVP and 24 time All-Star. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1969. Visit www.stan-the-man.com.

The Stan Musial Division
This is the unlimited age division of AABC, appealing to mature players of any age. Reinstatement of ex-professional baseball players is allowed. There is no limit to the number of ex-professional players allowed on a team.
The 2005 World Series Champion was Flint, Michigan. Wooden bats were used for the first time in many years in the 2003 Musial and the champion that year, the Atlanta Yankees, repeated in 2004.
Stan Musial Baseball began in 1935 and Battle Creek, Michigan had been the World Series site for the past sixty years. Beginning in 2006 the venue moved to Huntsville, Texas.
Formerly known as the Major Division, adults age 19 and older compete in what is now called the Stan Musial Division. It was renamed in 1963 in honor of the St. Louis Cardinals' legendary outfielder and first baseman. Many major league ball players have seen service in Stan Musial leagues throughout the nation. For example, John Smoltz, the outstanding major league pitcher, played his last amateur game in Stan Musial baseball..  (Click here for more info.)




The View From The Blimp

The completed 2009 Stan Musial World Series Games Schedule shows how the seven Regional Winners progressed through the competition. Click Here.





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A-One Chemicals and Equipment, Inc.
  2903 East X Street, Deer Park, TX 77536
                     281-542-5000
A-One, a charter sponsor, is the sponsor of all official tournament meetings. A full service supplier of industrial chemicals and high pressure cleaning systems with over twenty-five years of experience. (Click here.)



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