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STAPLETON SURHOFF SVEUM TEAM STREAK THIRTEEN

THIRTY NINE TREBELHORN TWELVE WEGMAN YOUNT

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“It’s human nature in a lot of ways. You could tell that by the reaction of the crowd. It just seemed that the streak was more important at that point. But it’s impossible not to pull for a teammate. I just can’t be disappointed when the guy in front of me gets a game-winning hit.” - Paul Molitor, speaking about Rick Manning, after his 39-game hit streak comes to an end on August 26, 1987.

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2013 Fantasy Camp Roster

2012 Fantasy Camp Award Winners

Mike Meyer - MVP

Frank Hanford - Cy Young

Pete Parker - Batting Champ

OTHER AWARDS GIVEN

Craig Mueller - Gold Glove

Gary Anderson - Ironman Award

Robert Slak - Trainer’s Award

Pete Miller - Most Improved

Phil Ammerman - Mr. Personality

Congratulations to all!

2012 Champions Amber Alert, coached by Rob Deer and Jeff Cirillo, put the rest of the camp on notice and proved they were indeed the best team by crushing Mangy Moose 16-7, to win the 2012 Fantasy Camp Championship. Everyone on the Alert had at least one hit each, with Jimmy Dakolias, Tony Peltier, and Randy Rautenberg, each having two hits, and Pete Parker (.667), showed how he won the camp batting title by belting out three hits. The Moose, coached by Moose Haas and Jerry Augustine, produced 10 hits, with Robert Slak, Troy Venner, and Phil Ziegler each having two apiece. This is what everyone is playing for...besides fun, that is. Good luck to all!

Pete Parker - Batting Champ

OTHER AWARDS GIVEN

Craig Mueller - Gold Glove

Gary Anderson - Ironman Award

Robert Slak - Trainer’s Award

Pete Miller - Most Improved

Phil Ammerman - Mr. Personality

Congratulations to all!

In alphabetical order: Bob Adelman, Phil Ammerman, Dale Chudnow, coach Jeff Cirillo, Mark Courchane, Jimmy Dakolias, coach Rob Deer, Patrick Foat, Phil Kaplan,

Mike Meyer, Pete Parker, Tony Peltier, Randy Rautenberg, and Mitch Smith

1987:A Look Back

1987: A Look Back (cont.)

Lance Armstrong, General David Petraeus, Penn State, Bountygate, Linsansity, Miguel Cabrera, Usain Bolt, Andy Griffi th, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Gangnam Style, and Honey Boo Boo. Those are some of the names and words that should conjure up memories of this past year, good and bad. Each year news programs, sports shows, radio stations, and other me-diums remind us all of ‘What A Year It Was.’ As we’re here this week to salute our 1987 Milwaukee Brewers, aka ‘Team Streak,’ let me take you on trip down memory lane back to 1987. In 1987, a US postage stamp cost 24 cents, a dozen eggs was 65 cents, a gal-lon of gas was 87 cents, and a pound of bacon set you back $1.80. The top sell-ing car was a Ford Escort with a price tag of $6,895, which is almost $2,500 less than what a Private 1st Class in the Army made: $9,385.20. The year-end close of the Dow Jones Industrial Average was 1,938, while the Federal Reserve Interest Rates ended the year at 8.75%. Jim Bakker resigned as host of the PTL due to an affair with secretary Jessica Hahn, and former senator Gary Hart ended his 1988 presidential cam-paign when his affair with Donna Rice became public. Speaking of affairs, the movie Fatal Attraction made a killing at the box offi ce and had men thinking twice about giving their kid a pet rabbit. The top 5 grossing movies of 1987 were: Three Men and a Baby, Fatal Attraction, Beverly Hills Cop II, Good Morning Vietnam, and Moonstruck. The Cosby Show continued its streak of fi ve consecutive seasons as the #1 rated television show, while Roseanne, A Different World, Cheers, and 60 Minutes, rounded out Nielsen’s Top 5 TV shows in 1987. The Bangles, who had many peo-

ple Walk Like An Egyptian, was the #1 single on Billboard’s Year-End Hot 100 Singles chart. Alone by Heart, Shake You Down by Gregory Abbott, I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) by Whitney Houston, and Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now by Starship, completed the Top 5 singles on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart in 1987. At the 30th Annual Grammy Awards, recognizing musicians from 1987, Josh-ua Tree by U2 won Album of the Year. Other grammy winners includ-ed, Somewhere Out There by James Ingram and Linda Ronstadt —Song of the Year; Always and Forever by Randy Tra-vis —Best Country Vocal Performance, Male; and in a stunner, A Polka Just For Me by Jimmy Sturr, took the grammy for Best Polka Recording. In 1987, we learned of the passing of Fred Astaire, Jackie Gleason, Rita Hayworth, Danny Kaye, Liberace, Buddy Rich, and Andy Warhol. Also in 1987, these people were born who would eventually become famous or infamous: Novak Djokovic, James Holmes, Ke$ha, Amanda Knox, Maria Sharapova, Elizabeth Smart, and Tim Tebow. Highlights from around the world of sports in 1987 are as follows: In baseball, Catfi sh Hunter and Billy Williams were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. The Minnesota Twins beat

the St. Louis Cardinals in a nail biting 7 games to win the World Series. Speak-ing of nail biting, Twins pitcher Joe Niek-ro was suspended 10 days in August for having a nail fi le on the pitcher’s mound. In basketball, the Los Angeles Lak-ers won the NBA Championship, while the Indiana Hoosiers were crowned NCAA Champions. In football, The New York Giants defeated the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI. The Miami Hurricanes won the National Championship, and Notre Dame Wide Receiver, Tim Brown, won the Heisman Trophy. In hockey, the Edmonton Oilers won the Stanley Cup. In motor racing, Bill Elliott won the Daytona 500, and Al Unser won the Indianapolis 500. In tennis, Ivan Lendl won the Men’s US Open, and Martina Navratilova won the Women’s US Open. In golf, the Men’s and Women’s US Open were won by Scott Simpson and Laura Davies, respectively. A recap of 1987, wouldn’t be com-plete without recognizing why we’re all here: to salute the 1987 Brewers. Many great moments happened that season, including the team’s 13-game winning streak, Juan Nieves’ no-hit-ter, Easter Sunday, and Paul Molitor’s 39-game hitting streak, 1987, what a year!

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The Offi cial Newspaper of the 2013 Milwaukee Brewers Fantasy Camp Monday, January 28, 2013Volume 7, Issue 2

TODAYAhhhh...The fi rst day of camp. Get acquainted or reaquainted with the Maryvale Baseball Park because you’ll be spending most of your time there for the next six days. Today is fi lled with announcements, stretching, instructional sessions, batting practice, and evaluation games. Tonight is the Fantasy Camp draft where you fi nd out what team you’re on and who your coaches are. ENJOY THE DAY!

TOMORROW• An interview with a member of the 1994 Hanshin Tigers of Nippon Professional Baseball.

• Draft rosters

Scott Wachter, the SPORTSEYE.com photographer, has a website set up for photos: camp.sportseye.com and is offering discounts for camp packages ordered by Tuesday. See Scott for details.

As Rick Manning jumps as high as a rabbit on Easter Sunday, Robin Yount watches Dale Sveum’s 9th inning, walk-off two-run home run to defeat the Texas Rangers 6-4 and

extend the Brewers’ consecutive win streak to 12 games. Free George Webb burgers for all!

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