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World Series Champion: |
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Canton Stallions |
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World Series Runner Up: |
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Houston Northwest Wildcats |
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Team Sportsmanship Trophy: |
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Palo Alto Oaks |
2011 Cavender's Boot City
Silver Buckle Award: |
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Bob Arnold, Manager -
Canton Stallions |
In addition to the
Champion's Trophy
awarded to
the Canton Stallions, and the
runner-up trophy awarded
to the the Northwest
Wildcats, the following
trophies and awards were
presented:
Individual winners'
medallions to each
Stallions player;
individual runner-up
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Most Valuable Player: |
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Eric Jutka, Canton
Stallions |
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Individual Batting
Trophy: |
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Jose Collazo, St. Pete
Black Sox |
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All Tourn Right-handed
Pitcher: |
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Sonny Garcia, Houston
NW Wildcats |
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All Tournament
Outfielder: |
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Anthony Alvino, Long Island
Storm |
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All Tournament
Outfielder: |
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Evan Warner, Palo Alto
Oaks |
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All Tournament
Outfielder: |
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Derek Hawkins, Houston NW
Wildcats |
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All Tournament
Third Baseman: |
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Mike Evans, Houston NW Wildcats |
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All Tournament Second Baseman: |
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Rob Tamburro, Canton
Stallions |
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All Tournament Shortstop: |
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Nick Clark, Long Island
Storm |
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All Tournament
First Baseman: |
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Jose Morbon, Long Island
Storm |
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All Tournament
Catcher: |
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Rick Mulinix,
Canton Stallions |
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All Tournament
Designated Hitter: |
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Jim Putko, Canton
Stallions |
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All Tournament
Utility Player: |
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Nick Smith,
Detroit Jet Box |
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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.)
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The View
From Home Plate
The completed 2010 Stan Musial World Series
Games Schedule shows how the
seven Regional Winners
progressed through the
competition.
Click Here.
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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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