Category: ASA Men’s A Fast Pitch

1980 held in Oswego, New York on September 4-8.

Champion – S.H. Good, New Holland, Pennsylvania
Runner Up – Blitz, Medford, Oregon

S.H. Good of New Holland, PA captured the ASA Class A national fastpitch softball championship Sunday when it defeated Blitz of Medford, OR 3-2 in 10 innings in the finals at Oswego, NY.

Dwane Hostetter’s 10th inning RBI single drove home Randy Sanger with the winning run as S.H. Good becomes the second local team to win the crown in the last five years. Millersville won the title in 1976 in Lake Tahoe, CA.

Irv Weaver, who relieved Bob Martin in the 6th inning, picked up the win. S.H. Good went through the double-elimination tournament unbeaten.

• MVP – Jimmy Moore, Blitz
• Batting Champion – Steve Liebeck, Lakewood Winston Oilers (.529)
• Pitching Leader – N/A

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Jimmy Moore, Merchants
P – Rick Fugate, Orr Park
P – Mike Ohi, U.S. Army
C – Steve Liebeck, Lakewood Winston Oilers
C – Warren Cooper, Blitz
1B – Tom Kloess, Merchants
2B – Rex Giberson, S.H. Good
3B – Rodger Hess, S.H. Good
SS – John White, Blitz
OF – Gary Glass, Blitz
OF – Parke Kauffman, S.H. Good
OF – Randy Sanger, S.H. Good
OF – Brad Schmidt, Merchants
UT – George Decker, Blitz

SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Bob Mueller, Merchants
P – Bob Martin, S.H. Good
P – Dwane Hostetter, S.H. Good
C – Rich Jackson, Merchants
C – Mike Good, A.H. Good
1B – Alan Rohrbach, El Cajon Rangers
2B – Randy Irvin, El Cajon Rangers
3B – Bob Potter, U.S. Army
SS – Jim Cooper, Mount Pleasant
OF – Al Pesqueira, The Pub
OF – Dale Clark, Jolly Molly
OF – Bill Barren, Parker Mick
OF – Jerry Selmon, U.S. Army
UT – Mike Cornutt, Blitz

FINAL STANDINGS

1. S.H. Good, New Holland, PA (5-0)
2. Blitz, Medford, OR (5-2)
3. Orr Park, Orrville, OH (3-2)
4. Merchants, Fairview Heights, IL (5-2)
5t. Parker Mick, Jacksonville, FL (4-2)
5t. El Cajon Rangers, El Cajon, CA (2-2)
7t. U.S. Army, Washington, DC (3-2)
7t. Mount Pleasant, Mount Pleasant, MI (3-2)
9t. Jolly Molly, Lebanon, PA (3-2)
9t. Lakewood Winston Oilers, Long Beach, CA (2-2)
9t. Dealers Supply Co., Nashville, TN (3-2)
9t. The Pub, Tuscon, AZ (2-2)
13t. Hawaiian Heritage, Honolulu, HI (2-2)
13t. Rose’s Trucking, Bryan, TX (1-2)
13t. Penn Corpy, Sioux City, SD (1-2)
13t. Sil’s Seafood Inn, Provo, UT (2-2)
17t. Harverster IGA, St. Charles, MO (1-2)
17t. Reed Construction, Manchester, CT (1-2)
17t. Gridley’s, Memphis, TN (0-2)
17t. Artichoke Joe’s, Redwood City, CA (0-2)
17t. Gin Mill, New Brunswick, NJ (0-2)
17t. Wilber Lime Co., Galesville, WI (0-2)
17t. Mr. M’s, Oswego, NY (0-2)
17t. Hillview Bar, Jamestown, ND (0-2)

1987 held at Redding Softball Park, Caldwell Park, and South City Park in Redding, California on September 3-7. 

Champion – Jolly Molly, Lebanon, Pennsylvania (91-6)
Runner Up – Magna Plating, Burbank, California

Members of the Jolly Molly team of Lebanon, Pa., came to Redding last week looking for gold. Although their hopes of striking paydirt never panned out, the team still left town with the mother lode. Jolly Molly defeated Magna Plating of Burbank 4-1 Monday to capture the Amateur Softball Association Men’s Class A Fastpitch National Tournament.

With the victory over Magna, Jolly Molly completed a six-game sweep through the winners bracket of the six-day, 39-team, double-elimination tournament held at Redding Softball Park, Tiger Field, Kiwanis No. 3 Field. Jolly Molly advanced to the championship bracket Monday morning with a 4-1 win in 10 Innings over rival Howe Construction of Honeybrook. Pa. About a week prior to the tournament an article in a Reading. Pa., newspaper about gold panning in Northern California tempted some members of the Jolly Molly team to give it a try. While there were no reports of any major strikes in any north state streams, the Jolly Molly players nevertheless packed away lots of gold in the form of trophies and plaques and some golden memories.

It doesn’t get any better than this,” said pitcher Milt Howe, who shut down Magna Plating on five hits with no strikeouts or walks.

“This is the best thing that’s ever happened to me, I’ll tell you that,” said 33-year-old pitcher Gib Glessner, who won three games for Jolly Molly and said this is his last season. “That’s the only way I wanted to end (my career).

“I told them all at the beginning of the season we could go all the way. 1 knew we could,” Glessner said.

“This is the best team I’ve ever played on,” said Manager and left fielder John Yocklovich. “It makes you wonder what you can do next year, because you’ll never top this.” Sacking the most gold was Jolly Molly’s Roy Ilimmelberger. The second baseman delivered the game-breaker with a three-run home run in the fifth inning that gave Jolly Molly its 4-1 lead.

Himmelberger collected plaques for being the tournament’s most valuable player, for hitting the most home runs in the tournament with three, for being on the winning team, and an All-American award.

Magna’s lone run came in the first inning when Glen Harper singled home Steve Chase.

Jolly Molly improved its season record to 91-6.

• MVP – Roy Himmelberger, Jolly Molly
• Batting Champion – N/A
• Pitching Leader – N/A

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Gib Glessner, Jolly Molly
P – Milt Howe, Jolly Molly
P – Tracy Satterfield, Magna Plating
C – Scott Weiant, Jolly Molly
C – Don Nicolary, Mocha’s Restaurant
1B – Tim Himmelberger, Jolly Molly
2B – Roy Himmelberger, Jolly Molly
3B – Mike Ruddell, Magna Plating
SS – Tab Wenrich, Jolly Molly
OF – Tom Amundson, Stroh’s Kimbrough
OF – Steve Chase, Magna Plating
OF – Jerry Hostetter, Howe Construction
OF – Fred Bower, Jolly Molly
UT – Paul Iverson, Magna Plating
DP – Glen Harper, Magna Plating

SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Dennis Green, Graf Graphics
P – Scott Peradotto, Stroh’s Kimbrough
P – Phil Rider, Stroh’s Kimbrough
P – Dennis Parks, Magna Plating
C – Bob Adams, Magna Plating
C – Don Trotter, Stroh’s Kimbrough
1B – Jeff Holt, Knights of Columbus
2B – Dan Boer, Modesto Oilers
3B – Steve Hern, Stroh’s Kimbrough
SS – Ernie Yarbrough, Magna Plating
OF – John Yocklovich, Jolly Molly
OF – Larry Forrey, Howe Construction
OF – Jeff Waddle, Perry’s Deli
UT – Dave Galvez, Micha’s
DP – Bruce Smith, Sacramento Spurs

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Jolly Molly, Lebanon, PA (6-0)
2. Magna Plating, Burbank, CA (7-2)
3. Howe Construction, Honeybrook, PA (4-2)
4. Micha’s Restaurant, Tucson, AZ (4-2)
5t. Stroh’s Kimbrough, Redding, CA (6-2)
5t. Modesto Oilers, Modesto, CA (3-2)
7t. Knights of Columbus, Fargo, ND (5-2)
7t. Graf Graphics, Cramford, NJ (3-2)
9t. San Diego Eagles, San Diego, CA (3-2)
9t. Skagit Marine, Mount Vernon, WA (3-2)
9t. Sacramento Spurs, Sacramento, CA (2-2)
9t. Nava Brothers, Hayward, CA (2-2)
13t. CSE Insurance, Sacramento, CA (2-2)
13t. IET, Salt Lake City, UT (2-2)
13t. National Amusement, Honolulu, HI (2-2)
13t. Perry’s Deli, Redding, CA (2-2)
17t. Los Lobos, Houston, TX (2-2)
17t. Memphis Royals, Memphis, TN (2-2)
17t. Metro Concrete, Boulder, CO (2-2)
17t. X-Cel, Grand Rapids, MI (2-2)
17t. Holland Plumbing, Dubuque, IA (1-2)
17t. Gary’s, Oswego, NY (1-2)
17t. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA (1-2)
17t. Wooster Merchants, Wooster, OH (1-2)
25t. Hershey Equipment, Millersville, PA (1-2)
25t. Michigan HMO, Waterford, MI (1-2)
25t. Nielsen, Grand Rapids, NE (1-2)
25t. US Air Force, Aiea, HI (1-2)
25t. Machine, Omaha, NE (0-2)
25t. Abbott Lab, Ashland, NE (0-2)
25t. Budmen, Bedford, MA (0-2)
25t. Effingham Truck, Effingham, IL (0-2)
33t. Poe Timber, Tuscaloosa, AL (0-2)
33t. Riverview Lumber, Elkhart, IN (0-2)
33t. WTAC Radio, Flint, MI (0-2)
33t. TNT, Gibson City, IL (0-2)
33t. Scandia, Scandia, MN (0-2)
33t. Faslube, Columbus, OH (0-2)
33t. O’Donnell’s, Hannival, MO (0-2)

1988 held at Mickelson Park in Fargo, North Dakota on September 5-8. 

Champion – Stewart-Taylor Printing, Duluth, Minnesota (65-25)
Runner Up – Metros, Columbus, Ohio

With the horror of the 1985 nationals facing them the Stewart-Taylor Printing team of Duluth, MN stood facing the Metros of Columbus, Ohio in the championship game at the 1988 nationals in Fargo, ND. This time they were coming from the loser’s bracket and each game was do or die.

In the first of the championship games each team started with a run in the first inning. Then in the top of the third, Metros batters, Tony Hamp and Mike Wood each hit a a home run, putting the Metros ahead 3-1. In the sixth Clayton Kerr hit a two run home run to tie the game for Stewart-Taylor Printing. The game went into extra innings and in the bottom of the 11th, Clayton Kerr hit his second home run of the game to win it 4-3 for Stewart-Taylor Printing. Brian Langeland took the win and Ed Cable the loss. This put them into the “if” game.

They were again facing the Columbus Metros and Ed Cable, the iron man, who pitch 57 innings, all but three innings of their seven games. But coming off the 11 inning loss, the Metros pitcher was tired.

In the top of the first inning Metros batters came out after pitcher Brian Langeland who had pitched the Championship game and beat them. Tony Hamp walked, Jerry Bucilla sacrificed him to second and Bill Chaffin singled Hamp home. Then Mike Wood singled Chaffin home for the second run. Those two runs were all Metro could score until a couple of errors brought home another in the fifth.

Stewart Taylor jumped on Cable for 3 runs on 5 hits in the first inning and then came up with 6 more runs on 5 hits to chase him with two out in the 4th. Mike Thomas relieved Cable and gave up
another 4 runs on 3 hits and 3 errors and Stewart Taylor became the National Class Champions by a score of 13-3.

The Duluth team started their run for the gold by Yakima. WA, 12-5. with Paul Friessen taking the win and Dean Crow the loss.

They had a harder time with Ithaса, NY. but came up with 3 runs on 8 hits to win 3-1. Brian Langeland took the win and Bill Morse the loss.

In their third game they beat Jolly Moily of Lebanon. PA. Jolly Molly was the defending champion from the 87 tourney in Redding, CA. Langeland shutdown Jolly Molly’s bats and pitched a 2-0 shut-out, allowing just 3 hits. Bob Rhoades took the loss that sent Jolly Molly reeling into the loser’s bracket.

Their next game pitted them against Marshal, MO. This time it took 10 innings to put the scrappy Outlaws away and it was an error that brought in the winning run in the bottom of the 10th. Langeland gave up 2 hits and claimed the 1-0 victory. Kyle Wardlow took the loss.

In their fifth game they met Grand Junction. CO. and won 4-1. Langeland again was the winner while the loser was Discher.

In the winner’s bracket final they met the Columbus Metros for the first of what turned out to be 3 games. Paul Freissen went to te rubber for Stewart Taylor and Ed Cable for the Metros.

Stewart Taylor went out in front by 2 in the top of the first. They added a run in the third but Metro came back with a run in the ist and 2 in the third to go ahead. Greg Lanning’s homer chased
starter Paul Friessen in the 4th. He took the 4-3 l0ss and Ed Cable recorded his sixth win.

In the loser’s bracket final Stewart Taylor met Lynden. WA and Langeland pitched another strong game, taking the 6-3 win. Neil Kamphouse took the loss. This put Duluth in the championship
game.

Columbus came into the tournament with only 10 players. Twice they brought in their back-up pitcher, 3rd baseman. Greg Lanning, who pitched 6 innings. Ed Cable pitched 60 2/3 innings in their 8 games in Fargo.

They began with a 7-0 win over Minot, ND. Cable was the winner and Pete Rice was the loser. Against Boulder, CO Cable was removed in the fourth with a 4-0 lead and Lanning allowed one run in
the save for a 4-1 victory. Les Archuleta was the loser.

The Lansing. MI Raiders proved somewhat of a problem as Cable went head to head with Al Hector. Metros jumped out ahead with 2 runs in the 1st and 2nd innings. The Raiders came back with one in the 5th and one in the bottom of the 7th to tie. In the top of the 12th Columbus came up with the game winner to win 3-2.

Next they met CSE Insurance of Sacramento. CA. This time it took 9 innings before Mike Woods won the game for Metro with a 2 run homer. Ed Cable scattered 6 hits to take the win while Randy Roeder took the loss.

This put Columbus in the winner’s bracket final against Duluth-Stewart Taylor.

With 54 teams in this tournament this reporter could not even begin to see them ail. A few kept the crowd interested. however, here are a few of them.

Rustic Bar from Duluth. MN — Here is a scrappy team with a great catcher. Scott Lord. Their second baseman. Denny Davis made 2nd team All-American.

The Minutemen Brewers of Lakewood. CA. This was their first time in National play. Their coach. Rich Apadoca. was a great player with the Long Beach Nitehawks. He hasn’t played in 5 years but when 2 of the players didn’t show on the first night he came in and played first base. In the bottom of the seventh. with 2 outs. he brought in the winning run with a single. Their young pitcher. Kevin Tantlinger. won 3 and lost 1 with an ERA of 0.95. He pitched a gem against the Jolly Molly team of Lebanon, PA. allowing just 4 hits and striking out 11 in 9 innings. Both Tantlinger and his teammate Charlie Munoz made 3rd Team All-American. (Wisconsin fast ballers will remember another player on the Lakewood Brewers. Rich Thompson. who at one time pitched for Bill Brandt’s teams out of La Crosse. WI).

Snitko Hearing of Flint, MI had 54 year-old Jim Doyle Jr. pitching and Jim Doyle III playing centerfield. They have a good hitting club and ended up with a 3-2 record.

The Knights of Columbus of Fargo, ND continues to get better every year. Led by outfielder, Scott Radloff and Kent Karlstrom. Their hitting brought them back time and time again to finish with a 5-2 record. Karlstrom and Radloff both made first team All-American.

The Lynden Herchants of Lynden. WA is another scrappy team whose bats and great plays gave them third place. Outfielder Dave Johnson and catcher Monte Mayberry made first team All-American. Third baseman, Greg DeBaan made 2nd team while pitcher. Rod Bierlink made 3rd team.

O’ Donnel’s Fastpitch of Hannibal, MO another homegrown team, had 2 pitchers who ended up with the same 1-1 record. Outfielder. Carlos Buckner made 2nd team All-American and third baseman Jim Haskins made the third team.

The Modesto Oilers of Modesto, CA has a famous name on it. Ray VanHiewhieyzen is a pitcher and so was his father when he helped Joaquin Construction win the ASA A title in Stockton. CA in 1979.

Wilber Lime of Galesville. WI is a team that sports a famous name as well. Jeff Hoore is the son of Bob Hoore who pitches for Stroh s/Gatsby’s out of St. Paul in the major division. Jeff is on his vay to making a name for himself in fastpitch circles on his own.

As for pitchers. Brian Langeland deserves a lot of the mention. Everyone was awestruck by the performance of Ed Cable, as they should have been. but they overlooked the young man who pitched Stewart Taylor to the Mational Championship. This young man reached back and gave it his all as he pitched and won 3 games on the final day of the tourney.

Fargo is a great place for a tournament, the fans and the tournament committee are great.

Just a final note in closing-there were 23 extra inning games and 46 one-run games. The fans loved the short fences as there were 108 homers in 107 games.

NHL Hall of Famer Brett Hull played left field and batted eighth in the tournament for Rustic Bar.

• MVP – Brian Langeland, Stewart-Taylor Printing
• Batting Champion – Tim McCamey, Houston, TX (.588)
• Pitching Leader – N/A

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Brian Langeland, Stewart-Taylor Printing
P – Tony Rice, Rustic Bar
P – Ed Cable, Metros
C – Kasey Frank, Stewart-Taylor Printing
C – Monte Mayberry, Lynden Merchants
1B – Mike Woods, Metros
2B – Dave Duckworth, Metros
3B – Jim Olson, Stewart-Taylor Printing
SS – Bill Chaffin, Metros
OF – Tom Olson, Stewart-Taylor Printing
OF – Mark Gonce, Metros
OF – Scott Radloff, Knights of Columbus
DP – Kent Karlstrom, Knights of Columbus
UT – Carmen Rivas, Lasers

SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Mike Discher, Outlaws
P – Terry Luster, Marshall
P – Steve McFadden, Lasers
C – Darren Starr, Outlaws
C – Ben Guana, Lasers
1B – Ken Anderson, CSE Insurance
2B – Denny Davis, Rustic Bar
3B – Greg DeHaan, Lynden Merchants
SS – Mike Morrissey, Rustic Bar
OF – Mike Jackson, Petaluma, CA
OF – Steve Skolnicki, Lorain Merchants
OF – Kevin Henderson, Rustic Bar
OF – Carlos Buckner, O’Donnel’s
DP – Clayton Kerr, Stewart-Taylor Printing
OF – Ed Mort, Outlaws

THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Rod Bierlink, Lynden Merchants
P – Kevin Tantilinger, Minute Man Brewers
P – Randy Roeder, CSE Insurance
C – Scott Weiant, Jolly Molly
C – Todd Willett, Bay Area Merchants
1B – Brian Powell, Domino’s Pizza
2B – Brad Emanuel, Stewart-Taylor Printing
3B – Jim Haskins, O’Donnel’s
SS – Tim McCamey, Los Lobos
OF – Jim Vargas, CSE Insurance
OF – Mike Sand, Wilber Lime
OF – Randy Hill, Stewart-Taylor Printing
OF – Parke Kauffkann, Hershey Equipment
DP – Charline Munoz, Minute Man Brewers
OF – Kelly Grindahl, Knights of Columbus

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Stewart-Taylor Printing, Duluth, MN (8-1)
2. Metros, Columbus, OH (6-2)
3. Lynden Merchants, Lynden, WA (7-2)
4. Lasers, Louisville, CO (6-2)
5t. Marshall Fastpitch, Marshall, MO (4-2)
5t. Rustic Bar, Duluth, MN (4-2)
7t. CSE Insurance, Sacramento, CA (4-2)
7t. Outlaws, Grand Junction, CO (3-2)
9t. Knights of Columbus, Fargo, ND (5-2)
9t. Snitko Hearing Center, Flint, MI (3-2)
9t. Wilber Lime, Galesville, WI (3-2)
9t. O’Donnel’s, Hannibal, MO (2-2)
13t. Bay Area Merchants, Fremont, CA (3-1)
13t. Boulevard Tap, Elgin, IL (3-2)
13t. Jolly Molly, Lebanon, PA (3-2)
13t. Lorain Merchants, Lorain, OH (2-2)
17t. Antoinick Drywall, Tuscon, AZ (3-2)
17t. Labatts, Ithaca, NY (3-2)
17t. Scandia, Scandia, MN (3-2)
17t. Hershey Equipment, Millersville, PA (2-2)
17t. Lake Grove Printing, Aloha, OR (2-2)
17t. Westside Raiders, Lansing, MI (1-2)
17t. Minute Man Brewers, Lakewood, CA (3-2)
17t. North Bay Condors, Petaluma, CA (2-2)
25t. Howe Construction, Honeybrook, PA (2-2)
25t. Kidron, Kidron, OH (2-2)
25t. Los Lobos, Houston, TX (2-2)
25t. Pomen, Memphis, TN (2-2)
25t. Domino’s Pizza, Yakima, WA (1-2)
25t. Foster Farms, Modesto, CA (1-2)
25t. Gary’s, Oswego, NY (1-2)
25t. Illiana A’s, Highland, IN (1-2)
33t. Fastec, Elkhart, IN (1-2)
33t. Belmont, Melrose, MA (1-2)
33t. Moose Lodge, Fargo, ND (1-2)
33t. Nielsen’s, Grand Island, NE (1-2)
33t. Red Lion Café, Pine Grove, PA (1-2)
33t. Sycamore, Upper Sandusky, OH (1-2)
33t. Tulagis, Boulder, CO (1-2)
33t. Craig’s Video, Effingham, IL (0-2)
33t. Christ Church, Nashville, TN (0-2)
33t. Delta Travelers, Greenville, MS (0-2)
33t. Drake Orthodontics, Sioux Falls, SD (0-2)
33t. Marcus Merchants, Marcus, IA (0-2)
33t. Marksmen, Wausau, WI (0-2)
33t. New England Video, Collinsville, CT (0-2)
33t. Regency Electric, Jacksonville, FL (0-2)
33t. Texaco, Greenville, SC (0-2)
49t. Ehrlich Tobacco, Milton, MA (0-2)
49t. Fina Oilers, Big Spring, TX (0-2)
49t. Fredrick’s, Madison, WI (0-2)
49t. Freeway Exxon/Antoinick Drywall, Wilcox, AZ (0-2)
49t. Magic City Reps, Minot, ND (0-2)
49t. Magna Plating, Burbank, CA (0-2)

1986 held Minot, North Dakota on August 28-September 1.

Champion – Tubbs & Sons Electric, Manteca, California
Runner Up – Raymax, Burbank, California

• MVP – Pete Duanes, Tubbs & Sons Electric
• Batting Champion – Les Crandall, Tubbs & Sons Electric (.571)
• Pitching Leader – Bob Dugo, Tubbs & Sons Electric

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Ed Cable, Metros
P – Bob Duga, Tubbs & Sons Electric
P – Mile Howe, Ras-Deluxe
C – Nick Genna, Sacramento Spurs
C – Mike Good, Howe Construction
1B – Rocky Long, Ras-Deluxe
2B – Scott Anderson, Brewers Sunoco
3B – Bob Moffet, Brewers Sunoco
SS – Pete Duanes, Tubbs & Sons Electric
OF – Brian Connell, T&B Sports
OF – Les Crandall, T&B Sports
OF – Scott Wieant, Ras-Deluxe
OF – Wilson Tucker, Metros

SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Alan Hector, Brewers Sunoco
P – Greg Issacson, Nick’s Phillips 66
P – Bruce King, Tubbs & Sons Electric
C – Chuck Colard, Engineering Repro Systems
C – John Melchorse, Metros
1B – Steve Ruiz, Tubbs & Sons Electric
2B – Bill Jochum, Raymax
3B – Ban Millard, Sacramento Spurs
SS – Bill Simpson, Metros
OF – Craig Beaubien, Raymax
OF – Tim Clinton, Moose Lodge
UT – Jerry Junkman, Engineering Repro Systems
DH – Bruce Smith, Sacramento Spurs

THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Dave Gray, Raymax
P – Tom Lunden, Magic City Reps
P – Bob Vandenberg, Raymax
C – Mike Elgie, Magic City Reps
C – Eric Maiden, Raymax
1B – Milt Arnerick, Tubss & Sons Electric
2B – Steve Stanley, Sacramento Spurs
3B – Randy Graham, Raymax
SS – Darrel Summerville, Magic City Reps
OF – Al Bond, Nick’s Phillips 66
OF – Steve Capps, Raymax
OF – Doug Verduso, Anton Ick Drywall
UT – Doug Millar, Moose Lodge
DH – Joe Chrisman, Ras-Deluxe

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Tubbs & Sons Electric, Manteca, CA (6-1)
2. Raymax, Burbank, CA (5-2)
3. Metros, Columbus, OH (6-2)
4. Laser, Louisville, CO (4-2)
5t. Ras-Deluxe, Reading, PA (6-2)
5t. Brewers Sunoco, Ann Arbor, MI (4-2)
7t. Howe Construction, Honeybrook, PA (4-2)
7t. Nick’s Phillips 66, Wabasso, MN (4-2)
9t. Anton Ick Drywall, Tucson, AZ (4-2)
9t. ETV Trucking, Grand Rapids, MI (2-2)
9t. Sacramento Spurs, Sacramento, CA (2-2)
9t. T&B Sports, Santa Rosa, CA (2-2)
13t. Christ Church, Nashville., TN (2-2)
13t. Magna Plating, Burbank, CA (2-2)
13t. Engineering Repro Systems, Minneapolis, MN (2-2)
13t. Magic City Reps, Minot, ND (2-2)
17t. Moose Lodge, Fargo, ND (2-2)
17t. Clennin Meats, California, MO (1-2)
17t. Trans-Aire, Elkhart, IN (1-2)
17t. National Amusement, Honolulu, HI (1-2)
17t. Custers Super Value, Howard Lake, MN (1-2)
17t. Kansas City Jazz, Kansas City, KS (1-2)
17t. Frank’s Recreation, Lorain, OH (1-2)
17t. Reasnor RPM’s, Monroe, IA (1-2)
25t. Boulevard Tap, Elgin, IL (1-2)
25t. Knights Of Columbus, Fargo, ND (1-2)
25t. Lynden Merchants, Lynden, WA (0-2)
25t. Front Page, Bismarck., ND (0-2)
25t. Uberti Landscaping, Framingham, MA (0-2)
25t. Graf Graphics, Garwood, NJ (0-2)
25t. Robertson Plumbing, Greenville, MS (0-2)
25t. Hershey Equipment, Lancaster, PA (0-2)
33t. Air Force, Colorado Springs, CO (0-2)
33t. Osceola Eagles, Osceola, FL (0-2)
33t. Martin Security, Portage, WI (0-2)