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2011 MSBL / MABL WORLD SERIES NEWSLETTER

WORLD SERIES OFFICE NUMBER (602) 438-0242 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6th, 2011

Doug Johnson Receives MSBL

Lifetime Achievement Award

MSBL National President, Steve Siglerpresents the Life Time Achievement Award to lo

time San Diego MSBL North League President,Doug Johnson at the banquet last night.

MSBL / MABL World Series Spotlight on

Mike Hendrie (60+ Detroit)

A 25th Wedding Anniversary present can

change your life. Janice Hendrie presented

her husband Mike with a trip to the Detroit

Tigers Fantasy Camp, knowing that he hadnt

played baseball since he was a child. Always

enjoying athletic competition, Mike had

followed his father for 30 years in ice boat

racing all over the Midwest. His Dad had

won many championships, and Mike at age

52 was still in good physical condition as he

took that sport (continued on page 2)

Thanks for attending the 2011 MSBL / MABL World Series andwe look forward to seeing you back here in 2012!

Saturdays Championship Results

35+ Mountain GameChicago North Cubs 9Tri Valley White Sox 2

35+ Central GameUtah Pirates 5St Louis Tigers 4

45+ Central GameSo Cal Sundevils 13Rochester Redwings 0

50+ National GameSacramento Giants (10 innings) 6San Jose 2

50+ American GameTeam New Era 5Dallas Rangers 1

50+ Central GameFort Worth Phillies (13 innings) 9Houston Baseball Club 8

60+ National GameBerrys Athletic Supply 5LA Athletics 2

60+ Mountain GameGreenwood Ridge Dragons 14Sacramento Solons 5

60+ Central GameEl Paso Tejanos 8Tucson Golden Aces 6

70+ National Game (co-champs)San Diego Padres 0South Dakota Rushmores 0

Saturday Championship Game Summaries By HardBall Magazine Reporter

50 National, HoHoKam Park, Sacramento Giants 6, San Jose 2 -- John Yandle allowed

two hits through nine innings, but a determined Sacramento Giants team scored four in th

10th to claim a third straight 50 National title. Jerry Toman threw all 10 and had the game

winning RBI for the Giants. by Jeff McGaw

60+ Mountain, HoHoKam Park, Greenwood Ridge Dragons 14, Sacramento Solons 5 -

The Dragons scored seven runs in the third to take a commanding lead. Larry Hendrickso

threw all nine. Mark Adams and Randy Olsen had two RBI apiece in the win. Tony Shim

and Mark Fess had three hits apiece. by Jeff McGaw60+ Wood Bat Central, Phoenix Municipal Stadium, El Paso Tejanos 8, Tucson Golde

Aces 6 -- A five run seventh inning, and a strong outing from starting pitcher Jesus Muno

pushed the El Paso Tejanos to victory. Roberto Padilla was 3-for-3 and scored three runs

the winners. Chuck Milo was 2-for-4 for the Aces. Jason Johnson, HardBall

45 Central, Phoenix Municipal Stadium, So Cal Sun Devils 13, Rochester Red Wings

Dave Morrow threw a complete game shutout for the Sun Devils who turned six double

plays on defense. Rochester pitchers helped the Devils with six hit batters. Sun Devil slug

ger Pervis Cowens was 3-for-4, and center fielder David Bird, who had a fractured right

wrist, had a bunt single and a double down the left field line. by Jeff McGaw


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2011 MSBL / MABL WS Daily News page 2 Sunday November 6th, 2011

MSBL / MABL World Series Spotlight on

Mike Hendrie (continued from page 1)seriously. Other players there shared with him

about the MSBL league available in his home-

town and in 1999 he became a player again. By

2000 he was going to the World Series, and hes

been attending ever since. Two years ago he

started up the 65s after winning the 58+ Ameri-

can Division. Last year his team lost in the cham-

pionship game and they are giving teams a battle

again this year. A 40 year Real Estate/Builder/

Developer in Michigan, Mike is still working

through this tough economic times, especially in

the hard-hit automotive community. Both his

sons live block from each other in Chicago so

visiting family can be accomplished in one trip.

Mike, Jr. (35) and Andrew (30) attended the

University of Michigan after earning MBAs,

now work in the business world. Janice is a re-tired 39 year high school Spanish teacher. Most

of the Detroit 65s live in the Detroit/Flint area,

but Mike enjoys a couple of his teammates from

Puerto Rico. In his 8th trip to the World Series,

Mike has been to the championship table to col-

lect 4 rings, in 58+ Central, 60+ National, and

65+ American. He also has attended the Fall

Classic, and now assists Steve Sigler and Gary

DAmbrisi in running the new MSBL Grapefruit

Classic held the last weekend of March in Winter

Haven, Florida. Arizonas heat and lack of

humidity is a major (continued on page 3)

MSBL WORLD SERIES DAILY NEWS

MSBL National Web Site Address:www.msblnational.com

MSBL President Steve SiglerMSBL Coordinator Brian SiglerTournament Director Tom PrendergastAsst WS Director John SchwabWS Administration Jon Browar

WS Historian Marcus GalloUmpire In Chief Dick JollyE-mail address: [email protected] Assistant Linda Vanderpoel

Communications Joel BeckerEquipment Distribution Mike CadenazziWS Administration Ken VanderpoelWS Transportation Lou MyersWS Souvenirs Vic Puglisi

Publisher / Editor Tom Prendergast

E-mail: [email protected] 70+ National Division Co Champions - San Diego Padres

60+ National Division Champions - Berrys Athletic Supply

Saturdays Playoff Games

50+ Central SemifinalsFort Worth Phillies 5Auburn Braves 4

Houston Baseball Club 2Inland Angels 0

35 Central, Tempe Diablo Stadium, Utah Pirates 6, St. Louis Tigers 5 MVP Ray

Clinton threw a complete game and drove in Wes Kroon with the winning run in the

bottom of the eighth inning. Kroon turned a key double play in the ninth to end a Tige

threat. Cale Shepherd had three hits including two doubles. -- by Alejandro Rodrigue

35+ Mountain, Salt River Fields, Chicago North Cubs 9, Tri Valley White Sox 3 --

Jim Balian pitched a complete game for the Cubs while teammate Javier Gamboa was

for-4 with a double, triple and two runs scored. White Sox. catcher Oscar Samano wa

2-for-3 with a double, a triple, and three RBI. Eric Pickett tripled for the Sox. Jason

Johnson, HardBall50W American, Tempe Diablo Stadium, New Era 5, Dallas Rangers 1 -- An eighth

inning RBI single by Tony Frescura, and a sacrifice fly by Ed Warnke drove catapulte

New Era ahead to stay. Right-hander Phil Trocivia allowed just five hits in the com-

plete-game win over the top-seeded Rangers. by Jason Skoda.

50W Central, Tempe Diablo Stadium, Fort Worth Phillies 9, Houston Baseball Clu

- Postponed for four hours due to wet fields this game finally got started at a little pas

5:00pm and both teams came out swinging. Tied 8-8 after nine innings, fittingly this

game needed extra innings to get a winner. The Fort Worth Phillies scored a run in th

13th inning to win the championship game, 9-8.


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70+ Wood National Division South DakoRushmores managerJohn Larson accept

the championship trophy from WS staffer

Mike Cadenazziyesterday morning after

their game with the San Diego Padres wa

cancelled due to wet fields.

50+ American Division Champions - Team New Era

50+ National Division Champions - Sacramento Giants

50+ American Division Team New Era manager,

Ralph Proulx accepts the championship trophy from

WS staff member, Sam Kayea after beating the Dallas

Rangers 5-1 at Tempe Diablo Stadium yesterday after-

noon.

70+ National Division Co Champions - South Dakota Rushmores

2012 tournaments

www.msblnational.com


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70+ National Division San Diego Padres manag

Joe Maiden receives the trophy from WS staffer

Mike Cadenazzi after the championship game wa

rained out due to wet fields at the Tempe complex

January 14th - 16th18+ / 25+ / 35+ / 45

and 55+ Divisions3 game guarantee

2012 MSBL / MABLWorld Series Dates

Week # 1

October 15th - 20th50+ WB Divisions60+ WB Divisions25+ WB Divisions

18+ National / Open18+ Federal / Centra

70+ Wood

Week # 2

October 21st - 28th35+ WB Divisions

25+ Federal55+ WB Divisions65+ WB Divisions

Father & Son

Week # 3

35+ Federal (Alum)25+ Central (Alum)45+ WB Divisions

45+ Central (Alum)65+ WB Division

35+ Mountain Division Champions - Chicago North Cubs

60+ Mountain Division Champions - Greenwood Ridge Dragons

50+ Central Division Champions - Fort Worth Phillies

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