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NATIONAL BASEBALL CONGRESS WORLD SERIES

NBC WORLD SERIES
1962-63-64-65-69-70-71-72-73-74-75-76-77-78-80-83-84-85-86-00-02-03-05

Don Dennis

NBC Hall of Fame
Class of 2004

So who, exactly, was Hap Dumont?

GOLDPANNERS WIN 6TH NBC TITLE
2002 PANNERS AND PILOTS BATTLE FOR "TITLES LEADER" CROWN

Fairbanks Goldpanners second baseman No. 21 Ryan Haag makes a late throw to first, after getting Anchorage runner No. 23 Brian Wahlbrink out at second in the third inning. PHOTO BY LARRY SMITH, Wichita Eagle correspondent
Ryan Haag (02)

Goldpanners 2002 NBC
Panners Strike Pure Gold

(2003 World Series)

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Zak Basch (01-02)

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HOW PANNERS WON THEIR TITLES

1972
Worthington, OH 3, Goldpanners 2
Goldpanners 7, Albuquerque, NM 4
Goldpanners 7, Newport, AR 3
Goldpanners 2, Lubbock, TX 0
Goldpanners 3, Midlothian, IL 0
Goldpanners 8, Liberal, KS 2
Goldpanners 5, Boulder, CO 0
Goldpanners 3, Anchorage, AK 2

1973
Goldpanners 10, Gretna, LA 0
Goldpanners 3, Lawton, OK 2
Goldpanners 7, Wichita, KS 1
Goldpanners 5, Eureka, CA 4
Boulder, CO 7, Goldpanners 6
Goldpanners 7, Grand Rapids, MI 2
Goldpanners 9, Anchorage, AK 1
Goldpanners 10, Liberal KS 6

1974
Goldpanners 11, Albuquerque, NM 1
Goldpanners 8, Phoenix, AZ 1
Goldpanners 7, Houston, TX 6
Goldpanners 7, Anchorage, AK 3
Goldpanners 11, Liberal, KS 9
Boulder, CO 11, Goldpanners 0
Goldpanners 12, Wichita, KS 2
Goldpanners 7, Boulder, CO 5

1976
Goldpanners 5, Nashville, TN 2
Goldpanners 11, Tallahasee, FL 6
Goldpanners 6, Anchorage, AK 5
Goldpanners 6, Boulder, CO 5
Goldpanners 3, Clarinda, IA 0
Goldpanners 6, Anchorage, AK 7
Goldpanners 2, Anchorage, AK 0

1980

Lubbock, TX 14, Goldpanners 4
Panners 13, Santa Maria, CA, 6
Panners 18, Grand Rapids, MI 15*
Goldpanners 8, Liberal, KS 3 		2002
Goldpanners 10, Dallas, TX 0
Goldpanners 16, S. L. Obisbo, CA 2
Goldpanners 14, Prairie, IL 6
Goldpanners 1, Wichita, KS 5
Goldpanners 7, Anchorage, AK 6
Goldpanners 5, Nevada, MO 2
Goldpanners 8, Anchorage, AK 3

* Led 8-5, Gave up 10 run 5th. (6 run rule after 7 days)  Top of 6th - first pitch, Phil Stephenson singled to right field.  Second pitch - Dave Meier hit-and-run single to left center, first and third.  Third pitch - Alvin Davis crushed one over the right field wall.  Three pitches, 15-11.


PAST ALASKA CHAMPIONS
1969 Glacier Pilots | 1971 Glacier Pilots | 1972 Goldpanners | 1973 Goldpanners | 1974 Goldpanners
1976 Goldpanners  | 1977 Oilers  | 1980 Goldpanners | 1986 Glacier Pilots | 1987 Mat-Su Miners
1991 Glacier Pilots | 1993 Peninsula Oilers | 1994 Peninsula Oilers | 1997 Mat-Su Miners
2001 Anchorage Glacier Pilots | 2002 Alaska Goldpanners of Fairbanks

ALL-ALASKAN CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
1971 - Glacier Pilots beat Goldpanners 5-4 | 1972 - Goldpanners beat Glacier Pilots 3-2
1976 - Goldpanners beat Pilots 2-0 in 10th | 1977 - Oilers beat Goldpanners in 11th
1991 - Pilots beat the Oilers 9-4 | 2002 - Goldpanners beat Glacier Pilots 8-3

GOLDPANNERS MOST VALUABLE AWARDS

1963 - Dave Dowling, pitcher - Sam Suplizio, player | 1972 - Kerry Dineen, player | 1973 - Lee Iorg, player | 1974 - George Milke, pitcher - Steve Kemp, player | 1976 - Greg Harris, pitcher/player | 1980 - Kevin McReynolds, player | 2002 - Blake Gill, player

SOME GOLDPANNERS STATISTICAL AWARDS

1964 - No-Hitter (Seaver / Paul)  | 2002 - Best Offense, Most Double Plays

All Past N.B.C. Champions, MVPs

YearChampionMVP
1935Bismarck (N.D.) Corwin-ChurchillSatchel Paige, Bismarck, N.D.
1936Duncan (Okla.) HalliburtonsHarry White, Duncan, Okla.
1937Enid (Okla.) Eason OilersClaude Gilchrist, Enid, Okla.
1938Burford (Ga.) Bona AllensAndy Johnson, Burford, Ga.
1939Duncan (Okla.) HaliburtonsRoy Helser, Silverton, Ore.
1940Enid (Okla.) ChamplinsVance Cauble, Enid, Okla.
1941Enid (Okla.) ChamplinsRed Barkley, Enid, Okla.
1942Wichita Boeing BombersEd Borom, Wichita Boeing
1943Camp Wheeler (Ga.) SpokesGeorge Archie, Fort Riley
1944Sherman Field (Kan.) FlyersCot Deal, Enid, Okla.
1945Enid (Okla.) Army Air FieldCot Deal, Enid, Okla.
1946St. Joseph (Mich.) AuscosLes Lollis, Carmichael, Calif.
1947Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E ClubBruno Konopka, Golden, Colo.
1948Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E ClubVeo Story, Elkin, N.C.
1949Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E ClubBill Ricks, Fort Wayne, Ind.
1950Fort Wayne (Ind.) CapehartsPat Scantlebury, Fort Wayne, Ind.
1951Sinton (Texas) Plymouth OilersSteve Rapech, Sinton, Texas
1952Fort Myer (Va.) Military DistrictDanny O'Connell, Fort Myer, Va.
1953Fort Leonard Wood (Mo.) HilltoppersRobert McKee, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
1954Wichita Boeing BombersDonnie Lee, Casa Grande, Ariz.
1955Wichita Boeing BombersDarryl Spencer, Wichita Boeing
1956Fort Wayne (Ind.) DairymenClyde McCullough, Alpine, Texas
1957Sinton (Texas) Plymouth OilersWilmer Fields, Fort Wayne, Ind.
1958Drain (Ore.) Black SoxJim O'Rourke, Drain, Ore.
1959Houston Fed MartClyde Girrens, Wichita Weller Indians
1960Grand Rapids (Mich.) SullivansBob Seltzer, Tampa, Fla.
1961Ponchatoula (La.) AthleticsAl Ware, Grand Rapids, Mich.
1962Wichita Rapid Transit DreamlinersRocky Krsnich, Wichita Rapid Transit
1963Wichita Rapid Transit DreamlinersSam Suplizio, Fairbanks, Alaska
1964Wichita Service Auto GlassDick Sanders, Wichita Service
1965Wichita Rapid Transit DreamlinersBob Boyd, Wichita Rapid Transit
1966Boulder (Colo.) Baseline CollegiansRay Henningsen, Boulder, Colo.
1967Boulder (Colo.) Baseline CollegiansFrank Duffy, Boulder, Colo.
1968Liberal BeeJaysJoe Tanner, Jackson, Miss.
1969Anchorage Glacier PilotsChris Chambliss, Anchorage, Alaska
1970Grand Rapids (Mich.) SullivansAl Gerhardt, Grand Rapids, Mich.
1971Anchorage Glacier PilotsBruce Bochte, Anchorage, Alaska
1972Alaska GoldpannersKerry Dineen, Fairbanks, Alaska
1973Alaska GoldpannersLee Iorg, Fairbanks, Alaska
1974Alaska GoldpannersSteve Kemp, Fairbanks, Alaska
1975Boulder (Colo.) Baseline CollegiansMike Colbern, Boulder, Colo.
1976Alaska GoldpannersGreg Harris, Fairbanks, Alaska
1977Kenai Peninsula OilersBob Skube, Kenai, Alaska
1978Boulder (Colo.) Baseline CollegiansBob Ferris, Boulder, Colo.
1979Liberal BeeJaysGary D'Onofrio, Liberal
1980Alaska GoldpannersKevin McReynolds, Fairbanks, Alaska
1981Clarinda (Iowa) A'sKeith Mucha, Clarinda, Iowa
1982Santa Maria (Calif.) IndiansDave Hengle, Santa Maria, Calif.
1983Grand Rapids (Mich.) SullivansCurtis Morgan, Grand Rapids, Mich.
1984Grand Rapids (Mich.) SullivansBill Bates, Grand Rapids, Mich.
1985Liberal BeeJaysKerry Richardson, Liberal
1986Anchorage Glacier PilotsSteve Bates, Anchorage, Alaska
1987Mat-Su MinersKen Kremer, Mat-Su, Alaska
1988Everett (WA) MerchantsDave Wong, Everett, Wash.
1989Wichita (KS) BroncosJim Huslig, Wichita Broncos
1990Wichita (KS) BroncosKirk Vucsko, Midlothian, Ill.
1991Anchorage Glacier PilotsChris Hmielewski, Kenai, Alaska
1992Midlothian (Ill.) White SoxMike Kane, Midlothian, Ill.
1993Kenai Peninsula OilersJeff Poor, Kenai, Alaska
1994Kenai Peninsula OilersJesse Zepeda, Kenai, Alaska
1995Team USALance Berkman, Hays
1996El Dorado (KS) BroncosKevin Fredericks, El Dorado
1997Mat-Su MinersJeff Juarez, Nevada, Mo.
1998El Dorado (KS) BroncosJason Aspito, El Dorado
1999Dallas (TX) PhilliesMarco Cunningham, Dallas
2000Liberal (KS) BeeJaysCory Metzler, Liberal
2001Anchorage Glacier PilotsJeff Francis, Anchorage
2002Alaska Goldpanners of FairbanksBlake Gill, Fairbanks, Alaska
2003Chinese Taipei National TeamChang-Wei Tu, Chinese Taipei
2004Aloha, OR KnightsScott Simon, Mat-Su Miners
2005 Prairie Gravel, IL Ryan Annetsberger, Prairie
2006 Santa Barbara Foresters Matt Whitaker, Jon Qualls, Derby
2007 Havasu, AZ, Heat 
2008