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DISTRICT
PRESIDENTS:
Please send your District All-Star Tournament
information!
Please Include the Following:
- Age Group
- Location
- Contact Name
- Contact Phone Number
- Credentials Meeting Date & Time
- Credentials meeting Location
- Tournament Start Date
Send the Information to
Tommy Todd
Invitational's:
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Attention:
Change
in 5 & 6 Year Old Format:
In an Overwhelming vote (by the parks) at last years State meeting, 5 & 6
year olds will now play "Coach Pitch" in all post season tournaments
A batting "Tee" will no longer be used in any tournament games.
5 & 6 year olds are now governed under the "Farm League" section of the rule
book (ages 5-8).
Eligibility Clarification:
A child must turn 5 years old on or before April 30th to be eligible to
participate in All-Stars.
Farm League:* There is NO
stealing or walks of any kind in 5-8 year old Farm League! *
Pitching Rules:
The purpose of pitching rules is to safeguard the youth pitchers as they
grow and develop. Violations of pitching rules are taken very seriously and
coaches who willingly violate pitching rules will be held accountable.
* Maximum weekly innings pitched, Maximum Day/Game
innings pitched, and Minimum rest requirements are inclusive of ALL pitching
events including: regular season park games, practice games, and travel team
games (practice games and tournament games). It is up to the coach and the
park administrators to develop a system to monitor innings pitched both
inside and outside of the park environment! *
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Dizzy Dean's Achievements in Baseball
 "Anybody
who's ever had the privilege of seeing me play knows that I am the greatest
pitcher in the world."
~Dizzy Dean~
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Combined with younger brother Paul
"Daffy" Dean to personally win all four games for the Cardinals in the
1934 World Series (two wins apiece).
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Elected to Hall of Fame in 1953.
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Twice led the National league in
shutouts (1932 & 1934).
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Had an astounding .811 winning
percentage in 1934 (30-7).
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Led the National League for four
consecutive years in both complete games (1933-1936) and strikeouts
(1932-1935).
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Four-time 20-game winner who finished
with 150 career wins and 30 career saves. Dean was the last pitcher to win
30 games until 1968.
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Announced radio and television baseball
broadcasts for both CBS and NBC in the 1940's and 1950's.
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MVP in 1934
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