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2010 Tecmo Super Bowl Tournament 

Since this year marks the 15th annual Tecmo Tournament, I believe a quick history lesson is needed.  The first tourney was held on January 2nd 1996 in Ryan Martin’s (Detective Breeder) living room and was born out of boredom from watching the 1996 Fiesta Bowl in which the Nebraska Cornhuskers dismantled the Florida Gators by a score of 62 – 24. 

Past Champions            
Eberhart 1996   Player Win Loss Winning %
Kirwer 1997   Cameron, Matt * * * 31 9 0.775
Eberhart 1998   Eberhart, Greg * * * 33 10 0.767
Bruce 1999   Parkman, Mike 3 2 0.600
Dassel 2000   Wagler, Ryan 17 14 0.548
Cummings 2001   Bruce, Kevin 12 10 0.545
Cummings 2002   Dassel, Eric * 13 13 0.500
Cummings 2003   Graves, Randy 2 2 0.500
Eberhart 2004   Leeds, Ryan 6 8 0.429
Cameron 2005   Cummings, Curt 7 10 0.412
Dassel 2006   Patton, Jake 8 12 0.400
Cameron 2007   Brown, Ryan 1 2 0.333
Eberhart 2008   Kennedy, Robert 1 2 0.333
Eberhart 2009   Shaul, Matt 1 2 0.333
Cameron 2010   Kirwer, Brian 4 12 0.250
      Staley, Chris 2 6 0.250
      Flener, Melvin 3 12 0.200
      Johnson, Jeremy 1 4 0.200
      Andrews, John 0 2 0.000
      Griffin, Matt 0 8 0.000
      Hankins, Jared 0 2 0.000
      Moryl, Jim 0 2 0.000

We have certainly come a very long way since that magical evening.  As the years went on, so did our enthusiasm and competitiveness for the game.  The next phase of game play saw a move to the upstairs bedrooms of Eberhart’s house using two, yes, two different NES consoles. (full story)


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Tee League to Teen Age: A Parent's Guide to Baseball by Indiana author Jerry Cook

Tee League To Teen Age is must reading for anyone that spends time at the ball park. Baseball is the great American past-time, and more youngsters participate than in any other organized sport. Parents with first-time players will find this book especially useful as they are exposed to the world of little league baseball or softball. Basic information on the game itself is covered, as are useful tips to help your child adjust to team sports. Rules and regulations, parental expectations, coaches conduct, equipment, practice drills and more are included in this valuable tool for interested parents.

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--Walt Terrell, former major league pitcher

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