Softball History USA

2013 ASA Men’s B Slow Pitch Nationals

2013 held at Sunshine Park in Andover, Minnesota on August 16-18.

Champion – Heartland Investors, Mandan, North Dakota
Runner Up – Precision, Chicago, Illinois

  • MVP – Joe Cornell, Heartland Investors
  • HR Leader – Seth Burgmeier, Precision
  • HR Leader – Wayde Whelan, MIC/Budweiser
  • Batting Leader – Tim King, MIC/Budweiser (16-17)

ASA MEN’S B ALL-AMERICAN FIRST TEAM

OF – Brad Jaeger, Heartland Investors
OF – Mike Feldman, Heartland Investors
OF – Jeff Laski, Precision
OF – Mark Harvanko, Advanced Sportswear/Longhorns
UTIL – Mike Jacobson, Precision
UTIL – Chris Byrnes, Rip City/Iron Hawk/DeMarini
UTIL – Jason Hoynowski, Above All Landscaping/ACS/GWS
UTIL – Shaun Beutner, Rip City/Iron Hawk/DeMarini
UTIL – OJ Dechristafano, Above All Landscaping/ACS/GWS
UTIL – Blaine Horsager, Heartland Investors
IF – Jason Salz, Heartland Investors
IF – Seth Burgmeier, Precision
IF – Jeff Keske, Precision
IF – Chris Montenegro, Above All Landscaping/ACS/GWS
IF – Joe Cornell, Heartland Investors

ASA MEN’S B ALL-AMERICAN SECOND TEAM

OF – Tyler Merkel, Heartland Investors
OF – Eliseo Aguilar, Famous/Premier/Easton
OF – Nick Price, Classic Glass
OF – Brian Porter, Precision
UTIL – Jason Romero, Classic Glass
UTIL – Noah Wethington, Rip City/Iron Hawk/DeMarini
UTIL – Patrick Riporti, Above All Landscaping/ACS/GWS
UTIL – Billy Aker, Above All Landscaping/ACS/GWS
UTIL – Tim King, MIC/Budweiser
UTIL – Brandon Jonas, Precision
IF – Carlos Vasquez, Precision
IF – Dameon Smith, Classic Glass
IF – Shane Piatz, Heartland Investors
IF – Joey Bulens, Rip City/Iron Hawk/DeMarini
IF – Chris Geron, Precision

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Heartland Investors, Mandan, ND (6-1)
2. Precision, Chicago, IL (5-2)
3. Above All Landscaping/ACS/GWS, Jackson, NJ (6-2)
4. Rip City/Iron Hawk/Demarini, Denver, IA (4-2)
5t. Advanced Sportswear/Longhorns, Burnsville, MN (3-2)
5t. BBS/All American Restoration, Rochester, MN (2-2)
7t. Classic Glass, Vallejo, CA (3-2)
7t. MIC/Budweiser, Bloomington, MN (3-2)
9t. Tharaldson Enterprises, Fargo, ND (2-2)
9t. Tryon Gym, Sioux Falls, SD (1-2)
9t. The Vault Tattoo, River Falls, WI (1-2)
9t. Famous/Premier/Easton, Santa Clarita, CA (3-2)
13t. Outpost, Oak Grove, MN (2-2)
13t. H. Auto/Easton/Hooters MOA, LeSueur, MN (2-2)
13t. Team Stoop/K&P/Alt Analysis/Miken, Little Canada, MN (2-2)
13t. Elite Sports, Williamsburg, IA (1-2)
17t. MWS, Eau Claire, WI (1-2)
17t. Shenanigans WTP/Dunn Sports, Kenosha, WI (0-2)
17t. Venom/Corners Inn, Janesville, WI (0-2)
17t. Central Iowa Hawks, Des Moines, IA (0-2)
17t. T’s 13/Easton, Omaha, NE (0-2)
17t. HMC/Easton, Faribault, MN (0-2)
17t. Whalers/CAGear, Bloomington, MN (0-2)

County Sports Players

COUNTY SPORTS LEGENDS

Jim Galloway

Lou Russo

Bert Smith

Bill Brown – (2 Time ASA All American Pitcher)

(4) ASA Nationals with County Sports – 1966-1969 – (2nd, 3rd, 1st, 3rd)

Pitching Record – (26-6); Batting Record – (63-105, .600, 24 HRs, 54 RBIs

OTHERS

College Football (Syracuse University) – (C/LB)

Captain 1957 Orange Bowl Team – All Big East for two years.

Professional Football (AFL Boston Patriots) – 1960 AFL Season Starting LB

Played 14 games, started 11. Had an Interception and Fumble Recovery

High School Football Coach – Berner High School Massapequa Park

Nassau County Coach of the Year Three Times, 3 Undefeated Seasons

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Len Meckalavage

1966 ASA Nationals with County Sports

Had 4 HRs and 17 RBIs in the National Tournament

High School Football Coach – Roosevelt High School

Nassau County Coach of the Year Two Times, 3 Straight Championships

23 game Winning streak from 1964-1966.

Former All-Star Halfback for Roosevelt High School.

Started Coaching in Dayton, OH, then Amityville, NY before Roosevelt

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Bob Schugman

1968 ASA All American Outfielder for County Sports

Played in 12 ASA Major National Championships with Musicaro’s and County Sports

High School Baseball and Football Coach – Baldwin High School

Played Soccer for Brockport State College

Won Nassau County High School Baseball Championship in 1977

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Charlie Forte

1969 ASA All American Shortstop for County Sports

Batted .679 with 5 HRs and 10 RBIs

High School Basketball and Golf Coach – Huntington High School

All Suffolk County All-Star teams in Football, Basketball and Baseball at Huntington High

Played Baseball and Basketball at Wake Forest University

Emilio “Zeke” Sinicola

NIAGARA UNIV., N.Y. – Niagara men’s basketball great and former NBA player Emilio “Zeke” Sinicola (class of ’51) passed away on Monday morning at the Veterans Hopsital in New York City after a brief illness. “Zeke”, as he was popularly known, became the first Niagara player to pass the 1,000 career-point mark and finished his career with 1,188 points, which was then a Western New York record. Sinicola played for Niagara from 1948-51 where he was a member of Niagara’s first-ever NIT team, accomplishing the feat as junior in 1950. As a senior, Sinicola earned All-American honors from the Sporting News (second team), Helms Foundation (third team) and Converse Yearbook (fourth team). Sinicola’s No. 19 jersey is one of five retired numbers hanging from the ceiling at the Gallagher Center. The trio of Sinicola (19), Tom Birch (11) and Jim Moran (21) all had their jerseys retired following their senior season in 1951 after they carried Niagara to a 62-24 record in three years. “This is a sad day for Niagara Basketball,” Niagara head coach Joe Mihalich said. “Zeke Sinicola is someone who put Niagara Basketball on the map and we will always be indebted to Zeke for his contributions to the Purple Eagles.” After graduating with a BS in economics Sinicola was drafted by the Fort Wayne Pistons in the 1951 NBA draft where he played until 1954. Sinicola was elected to the Niagara Hall of Fame in 1967. He continued as an active athlete for most of his adult life playing softball with various teams on Long Island and in New Jersey well into his fifties. In 1985 he was inducted into the Long Island Amateur Softball Association Hall of Fame. As a youngster Zeke had been standout athlete at Benjamin Franklin High School in East Harlem and in 2005 the New York Athletic Club honored Sinicola by naming him to the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame. Sinicola was born on January 25, 1929 to Giovamina Durante and Francesco Sinicola, the third of four children. Except for a tour of duty with the US Army in Korea, Sinicola lived in the neighborhood where he grew up. After his basketball days he enjoyed a varied and rewarding career that included serving as a recreation manager with the NYC Parks Department; an elementary school teacher; and, an independent retailer. Of these he often said that teaching a class of fifth graders brought the greatest joy. In his later years he discovered another joy — writing fiction. Shortly before his illness he put the finishing touches on the last of three novels.

NOTE – Sinicola played with the Nighthawks of Queens and Musicaro’s of Massapequa

And later, before he retired, in the Tri-State League with County Sports for some games as needed, but not in ASA Advanced Play

Another Jim Galloway Home Run

The Legends of County Sports Softball

Doc Linnehan

George Linnehan

Steve Barkan

Jim Galloway

Bert Smith

Lou Russo

Bill Brown

Mike Foley    

Bob Schugman

John Davide

Gary Richter

Rick Leek

Len Meckalavage 

Oscar Steadman

Bill Malloy

Steve Shurina

Rocky Salice

Joe Konicki

Ray Frisch

JR Elio

Charlie Forte

Tom Croci

Cliff White

Bob Lombardi

Joe Petriello

Sam Sapienza

Craig Menzl

Larry Chiapetta

Hank Cluess

John Dunn

Steve Kurman

Doug Hommell

Ed Finnegan

Steve Beccalari

John DiBiase

Jim Waryold

Tom Filgate

George Pajonas

   

Fred Stahman

Pete O’Leary

Ernie Hicks

Chan Baker

Ron Dorsey

Brian Reed

Sal Romano

Rick Barile

Jim Sommers

Ed Scherer

Tony Dobies

Ron Hargrove

JR Santoianni

Bill Linnehan    

IF I missed anybody, it was not intentional – I know Leon Curiel, Mauro Chiti and Glenn Dorch played, but I cannot find any photos of them. If any of the players have better photos they want on here or have someone missing that should be here – Please just Email me, Thanks – Steve (sdimitry@verizon.net)

County Sports Teams

1981 County Sports/Ken Sanders

USSSA Class-A World Series Champions

1987 County Sports

ASA Class-Major National Runner-up

NSPA Major World Series Runner-up

Levittown Legion – ASA Class-A

1972 – ASA Class-A National Champs (Vernhardt’s Inn) (6-0)

1973 – ASA Class-A National 2nd Place (9-2)

1974 – ASA Class-A National 3rd Place (5-2)

1975 – ASA Class-A National Champs (7-1)

1976 – ASA Class-A National 10th Place (3-2)

1977 – ASA Class-A National 17th Place (2-2)

TOTAL: 32-9 in National Play

 

Bert Smith 

Year   	AB	Hits	HR	Avg	Team
1963			30		Wall Street Johnnies
1964			45		Wall Street Johnnies & Twin Cities
1965			65		Wantagh Hotel
1966			20		County Sports (part time including 2 games in ASA National, left for military)
1967			35		Tai-Chung Tigers (Military)
1968			85	.600	County Sports (72-4), hit 54 in 49 games with County, and 31 while he lived in Dover AFB, DE)
1969			50	.615	County Sports (missed 2 months, broken ankle, still traveled from Dover AFB)
1970			125	.625	County Sports & Wall Street Johnnies in several leagues (90 games total)
1971			113	.623	Virginia Beach Pile Drivers (100-22)
1972	400	261	161	.653	Indian Lakes Pile Drivers (92-20)	-2.48
1973  	487  	338  	218	.694	Howard's Furniture (42 consecutive hits, 31 of them HR) - (ASA Regional HR Leader - 19) -2.23
1974  	504  	324  	185	.643	Howard's Furniture -2.72
1975  	573  	382  	231	.667	Howard's Furniture -2.48
1976  	513  	334  	180	.651	Howard's Furniture  & (Little Caesars- USSSA Worlds;, 5-16, 3 HR) -2.85
1977	186	131	58	.704	Jerry's Caterers (41 games Amateur, before going pro) -3.21
1977	201	103	53	.512	Detroit Caesars (Professional)
1978	172	 91	42	.529	Detroit Caesars (Professional)
1979	 44	125	 8	.341	Detroit Caesars (Professional) - Hurt
1980			58		Multi Flock, Charlotte, NC (Local)
1981			90		No.1 Electric/Gastonia Heating, NC and Multi Flock, Charlotte, NC (Local)
1982			125		No.1 Electric/Gastonia Heating, NC and Multi Flock, Charlotte, NC (Local) - State Major MVP
1983			85		No.1 Electric/Gastonia Heating, NC and Multi Flock, Charlotte, NC (Local)
1984-89					Did not play - back injury
1990					SETA, Charlotte, NC (45+)
1991					SETA, Charlotte, NC (45+)
1992			34		SETA, Charlotte, NC (45+)
Totals	2663	1770	2101	.665	INCOMPLETE

Bill Gatti 

Year	HR	RBI	Avg	Team
1971	138	266	.650	Jiffy Club
1972	169	306	.655	Jiffy Club
1973	180	320	.645	Jiffy Club
1974	DNP	(played professional football - WFL Florida Blazers)
1975	DNP	(played professional football - WFL San Antonio Wings)
1976	 73	138	.650	Jiffy Club
1977	 48	127 	.539	Kentucky Bourbons (Pro)
1978	 54	132	.584	Kentucky Bourbons (Pro)
1979	 20	 79	.533	Kentucky Bourbons (Pro)
1980	 21	 87	.483 	Kentucky Bourbons (Pro)
1981	 38	 99	.622 	Kentucky Bourbons (Pro)
1982	 56	122	.593	Kentucky Bourbons (Pro)
1983	152	308	.696	Elite Coatings
1984	195	355	.668	Elite Coatings
1985	186	369	.670	Elite Coatings
1986	200	442	.761	Smythe Sox
1987	168	342	.744	Smythe Sox
1988	114	298	.687	Marlton Trucking, Lighthouse, Maroadi Transfer
1989	106	281	.702	Ritch's Salvage
1990	 19	 42	.622	Ritch's-Kirks
Total	 1937	4076

Hit 520 HR and 980 RBI in 240 games for Jiffy.

Bruce Meade

Bruce Meade is probably the most recognized slow pitch player of his generation, He also has many homers in his career, but was known more for his high batting averages. According to reliable sources, he has led the nation in batting an unprecedented 5 times. He started out his career in Florida playing for Copher Brothers and Warren Motors before moving on to Nelson’s Painting. He then went to play for such renowned teams as Dave Carroll’s, Jerry’s Caterers, Elite Coatings, Smythe Sox, Steele’s Sports, Ritch’s-Kirk’s and Starpath. Finally he came back home to play for Vernon’s. Meade has won three MVP awards on the national championship level (2 ASA’s and a USSSA). He has also had some of the greatest single seasons in history. Here are some of the seasonal stats in Bruce Meade’s career. He led the nation in batting five of these years. Meade was named to 25 All-World teams in his long glorious career. This figure will rise each year as he is also piling up many all world honors on the senior circuit these days. Meade was the first  player in softball history elected to all four association’s Hall of Fames. He gained election into the USSSA Hall of Fame in 1989, the NSA Hall of Fame in 1992, the ASA Hall of Fame in 1999 and the ISA Hall of fame in 2003.

Year  	ABs	Hits	HRs  	Avg.	Team
1974 					Manatee County Stars
1975 	385	256	140	.641    Copher Brothers (74 games, 2.75 HRF)
1976  	387 	273	131   	.705  	Warren Motors (2.95 HRF)
1977  	622	475	215   	.764  	Nelson's Painting (2.89 HRF)
1978  	437	315	175  	.720  	Nelson's Painting (110 games, 2.5 HRF)
1979  	460	319	198   	.693  	Nelson's Painting and Nelco Mfg. (110 games, 2.32 HRF)
1980  	653	494	230   	.757  	Dave Carroll Sports (130 games, 2.84 HRF)
1981  	636	488	247   	.767  	Dave Carroll's Skoal Bandits and Jerry's Caterers (2.57 HRF)
1982  	308	217	104   	.705  	Jerry's Caterers (2.96 HRF)
1983  	404 	298	138   	.738  	Jerry's Caterers (2.73 HRF)
1984  	625	435	229   	.696  	Jerry's Caterers and Steele's (125 games total, 2.73 HRF)
1985  	487 	363	200   	.746  	Elite Coatings (110 games, 2.44 HRF)
1986    466 	338	175	.725 	Smythe Sox (2.66 HRF)
1987    400 	288 	160	.720 	Smythe Sox (2.50 HRF)
1988   	162	120	 80   	.741  	Smythe Sox (2.03 HRF) - team folded
	110	 71	 33   	.645  	Steele's Sports (3.33 HRF)
	272	191	113   	.702  	Season Total (2.41 HRF)
1989    393 	279	150	.710 	Ken Michael's (2.62 HRF)
1990    185	124	 52   	.670  	Ritch's/Kirks (3.56 HRF)
1991  	357	241	130   	.675  	Starpath (2.75 HRF)
1992    288	187	 81   	.649  	Starpath (3.56 HRF)
1993    227	145	 79   	.638  	Vernon's (2.87 HRF)
1994 			 	 	-Retired, traveled doing HR exhibitions
Totals	7945	5743	3014	.720	INCOMPLETE - (Estimated to have over 3000 HRs and a Batting Average of .735)
1999 - Senior Softball for Florida Crush (.772, 38 HR) - (Estimated to have over well over 3000 HR and a Batting Average of .735)

 

Women’s Fastpitch Champions

Note: Tourney W-L record is included in Season W-L record as compiled by Patrick M. Premo (see “Thanks” below)

* – 2009: Women’s Major Softball (WMS) replaces USA Softball

Year Championship Team Tourney Record Season Record
1933 Great Northern Laundry Girls – Chicago, IL 3-0
1934 Hart Motor Girls – Chicago, IL (was Great Northern last year) 3-0 21-3
1935 Weaver-Wall Bloomer Girls – Cleveland, OH 4-0
1936 National Screw Mfg. – Cleveland, OH 5-0
1937 National Screw Mfg. – Cleveland, OH 5-0
1938 J.J. Krieg’s Haberdashers – Alameda, CA 5-0 48-0
1939 J.J. Krieg’s Haberdashers – Alameda, CA 5-0 54-2
1940 Arizona PBSW Ramblers – Phoenix, AZ 5-0 43-14
1941 Higgins Midgets – Tulsa, OK 5-0 64-6
1942 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 92-6
1943 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 68-7
1944 Lind & Pomeroy Florists – Portland, OR 5-0 66-7
1945 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 22-3
1946 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 56-0
1947 Jax Brewery Maids – New Orleans, LA 5-0 58-5
1948 Arizona PBSW Ramblers – Phoenix, AZ 6-1 61-17
1949 Arizona PBSW Ramblers – Phoenix, AZ 5-0 67-13
1950 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-1 67-9
1951 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-0 63-12
1952 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 6-1 65-14
1953 Betsy Ross Rockets – Fresno, CA 5-1 35-11
1954 Leach Motor Rockets – Fresno, CA 6-0 34-11
1955 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-0
1956 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 6-0
1957 Hacienda Rockets – Fresno, CA 5-0 33-12
1958 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 52-5
1959 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 56-7
1960 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 54-7
1961 Whittier Gold Sox – Whittier, CA 5-1 23-23
1962 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 8-1 41-11
1963 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 56-2
1964 Erv Lind Florists – Portland, OR 5-0 60-16-1
1965 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-0 50-4
1966 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-1 74-4
1967 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 67-2
1968 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 69-6
1969 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 5-0 61-10
1970 Orange Lionettes – Orange, CA 7-1 74-13
1971 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-0 57-0
1972 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 60-6
1973 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 8-1 61-7
1974 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 9-1 81-5
1975 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 67-3
1976 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 44-12
1977 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 7-1 52-8
1978 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 78-8
1979 Sun City Saints – Sun City, AZ 5-0 58-15
1980 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-1 60-11
1981 Orlando Rebels – Orlando, FL 6-1 78-8
1982 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-1 62-4
1983 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 10-1 58-6
1984 California Diamond Blazers – Los Angeles, CA 6-0 34-9
1985 Hi-Lo Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 66-3
1986 California Kirin Invasion – West Covina, CA 5-0 84-4
1987 Orange County Majestics – Orange, CA 6-0 35-10
1988 Hi-Lo Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 79-4
1989 Whittier Raiders – Whittier, CA 6-1 39-5
1990 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 65-5
1991 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 8-1 64-2
1992 Raybestos Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-1 51-1
1993 Redding Rebels – Redding, CA 8-1 37-4
1994 Redding Rebels – Redding, CA 9-1 34-8
1995 Redding Rebels – Redding, CA 7-1 38-4
1996 California Commotion – Woodland Hills, CA 6-1 15-3
1997 California Commotion – Woodland Hills, CA 6-0 37-6
1998 California Commotion – Woodland Hills, CA 6-0 40-3
1999 California Commotion – Woodland Hills, CA 6-0 35-5
2000 Phoenix Storm – Phoenix, AZ 8-1 17-6
2001 Phoenix Storm – Phoenix, AZ 7-1 16-8
2002 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-0 78-1
2003 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-0 65-5
2004 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 50-4
2005 California Schutt Hurricanes – Lake Forest, CA 5-0 25-11
2006 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 5-0 46-4
2007 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 2-0 56-5
2008 Southern California Hurricanes – Irving, CA 3-0 30-5
2009* New York City Havoc – New York, NY 5-0 17-9
2010 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 57-1
2011 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 63-0
2012 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 68-3
2013 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 68-0
2014 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 50-4
2015 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 44-6
2016 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-1 52-3
2017 St. Louis Saints – St. Louis, MO 4-0 26-7
2018 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 7-1 47-4
2019 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 6-0 46-1
2020 Stratford Brakettes – Stratford, CT 4-0 34-2

* Women’s Major Softball (WMS) replaces USA Softball

# Krieg’s won 175 straight games before losing in the 1940 ASA Tournament. What we don’t know is how those wins were divided each year.

Many people have been — and continue to be — very helpful in my quest to locate seasonal & tourney games won and lost. I appreciate all their help & patience. Alphabetically, many thanks to: Bob Baird (Brakettes), Rick Beach (former Phoenix Storm coach), Suzy Brazney (former Calfornia Hurricanes & California Majestics player), Phil Bruder (former California Invasion coach), Jeanne Contel (former Fresno Rockets player), Steve Dimitry (softballhistoryusa.com), Stormy Irwin (softball historian), Kelly Jackson (former Redding Rebel player), David Jerome (Mr. Bucketlist), Luann Madison (Softball Magazine), Lynn Mooney (former Sun City Saints Player), Becky Rice (former Sun City Saints player), Carol Spanks (former Orange Lionettes player), Kirk Walker (former California Commotion coach), and Erica Westly (FASTPITCH author).

Please send any corrections, additions, etc. to me at: pmpremo@gmail.com or 404-996-2192.

ASA Men’s Fastpitch Champions

Note: Tourney W-L record is included in Season W-L record as compiled by Patrick M. Premo (see “Thanks” below)

# – 1932 & 1933 sponsored by National Diamond Ball Association; then disbanded.

YEAR CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM TOURNEY RECORD SEASON RECORD
1932# Bodegas, LaCrosse, WI 4-0
1933# Wemcoes (Wisconsin Evaporated Milk Co.),Lake Mills,WI 5-0
1933 J. L. Friedman Boosters, Chicago, IL 5-0 35-2
1934 Ke-Nash-A Blue Streaks, Kenosha, WI 5-0 61-8
1935 Crimson Coach Tobaccos, Toledo, OH 5-0 81-27
1936 Kodak Park, Rochester, NY 6-0
1937 Briggs Body Team, Detroit, MI 6-0 107-12
1938 Pohlar’s Café, Cincinnati, OH 6-0
1939 Nick Carr Boosters, Covington, KY 6-0 77-10
1940 Kodak Park, Rochester, NY 6-0
1941 Bendix Brakes, South Bend, IN 6-0 61-22
1942 Deep Rock Oilers, Tulsa, OK 6-1
1943 Hammer Field Raiders, Fresno, CA 5-1 25-3
1944 Hammer Field Raiders, Fresno, CA 5-0 58-4
1945 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN 6-1 72-4
1946 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN 5-0 93-7
1947 Zollner Pistons, Fort Wayne, IN 5-0 113-19
1948 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI 5-1 41-1
1949 Tip Top Tailors, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 5-0
1950 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-0
1951 Dow Chemical AC Co., Midland, MI 6-1
1952 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI 6-0
1953 Briggs Beautyware, Detroit, MI 6-1
1954 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-0
1955 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 6-1 66-5
1956 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-0
1957 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 6-0
1958 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 5-0 72-5
1959 Aurora Sealmasters, Aurora, IL 9-1 77-10
1960 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 7-1
1961 Aurora Sealmasters, Aurora, IL 5-0 74-9
1962 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 6-0
1963 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 6-0 105-10
1964 Burch Gage & Tool, Detroit, MI 5-0
1965 Aurora Sealmasters, Aurora, IL 5-0 92-6
1966 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-0
1967 Aurora Sealmasters, Aurora, IL 6-0
1968 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 6-0
1969 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 5-1 74-10
1970 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 6-0 86-15
1971 Welty Way, Cedar Rapids, IA 5-0
1972 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 6-0 52-8
1973 Clearwater Bombers, Clearwater, FL 5-1 82-12
1974 Guanella Brothers, Santa Rosa, CA 5-0 107-10
1975 Rising Sun Hotel, Reading, PA 6-0 62-13
1976 Raybestos Cardinals, Stratford, CT 5-0
1977 York-Billard Barbell, Reading, PA 6-1 81-8
1978 York-Billard Barbell, Reading, PA 6-0 76-13
1979 McArdle Pontiac/Cadillac, Midland, MI 7-1
1980 Peterbilt Western, Seattle, WA 6-0
1981 Decatur ADM, Decatur, IL 6-1 102-20
1982 Peterbilt Western, Seattle, WA 6-1
1983 Franklin Cardinals, West Haven, CT 5-1
1984 California Coors Kings, Merced, CA 10-1 78-19
1985 Pay ‘N Pak, Seattle, WA 6-0 105-15
1986 Pay ‘N Pak, Seattle, WA 6-0
1987 Pay ‘N Pak, Bellevue, WA 11-1 92-21
1988 Trans-Aire Vans, Elkhart, IN 8-1 59-24
1989 Penn Corp., Sioux City, IA 6-1 91-24
1990 Penn Corp., Sioux City, IA 6-1 95-17
1991 Guanella Brothers, Rohnert Park, CA 6-1 56-16
1992 National Health Care Discount, Sioux  City, IA 10-1 94-7
1993 National Health Care Discount, Sioux  City, IA 7-1 98-8
1994 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL 7-1
1995 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL 6-0 80-12
1996 Green Bay All Car Roadrunners, Green Bay, WI 6-1 66-21
1997 Tampa Bay Smokers, Clearwater, FL 5-1 65-17
1998 Meierhoffer-Fleeman, St. Joseph, MO 5-0
1999 Decatur Pride, Decatur, IL 5-0
2000 Meierhoffer-Fleeman, St. Joseph, MO 4-0
2001 Frontier Players Casino, St. Joseph, MO 6-1
2002 Frontier Players Casino, St. Joseph, MO 5-0
2003 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI 5-0
2004 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI 5-0
2005 Tampa Bay Smokers, Tampa Bay, FL 4-0
2006 Circle Tap, Denmark, WI 6-1 32-20
2007 Patsy’s, New York, NY 5-0
2008 Patsy’s, New York, NY 5-1
2009 Farm Tavern, Madison, WI 10-1
2010 Kitchener Rivershack Twins, Amber, PA 5-0
2011 Broken Bow/Jarvis Travelers, Broken Bow, NE – Tie, rain 4-1
2011 Chicago/NY Gremlins, Staten Island, NY — Tie due to rain 5-1
2012 NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY 8-1 34-8
2013 Hill United Chiefs, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada 5-0 37-8
2014 Hill United Chiefs, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada 4-0 34-4
2015 Hill United Chiefs, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada 5-0 28-1
2016 NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY 5-0 31-6
2017 NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY 5-0 17-4
2018 NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY 5-0 32-4
2019 Hill United Chiefs, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada 4-0 21-4
2019 Kegel Black Knights, Amboy, MN 4-0

Many people have been — and continue to be — very helpful in my quest to locate seasonal & tourney games won and lost. I appreciate all their help & patience. Alphabetically, many thanks to Steve Dimitry (The Softball History website), Larry Fisher (ISC Fastpitch), Stormy Irwin (softball historian), Luann Madison (Softball Magazine), Greg Nydick (NY Gremlins), Dan Pfeffer (josoftball.com), Kirk Walker (former California Commotion women’s coach), Codi Warren (USA Softball), Erica Westly (FASTPITCH author).

Please send any corrections, additions, etc. to me at: pmpremo@gmail.com or 404-996-2192.