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NATIONAL BASEBALL CONGRESS WORLD SERIES http://nbcbaseball.com/ 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 Ryan Haag (02) Goldpanners 2002 NBC Panners Strike Pure Gold (2003 World Series) ROSTER | STATISTICS | SCHEDULE N. B.C. Website | N.B.C. Statistics | Google Hall of Fame Website | Statistics | Photo Section Zak Basch (01-02) 1974 Champs 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 Year Champion MVP 1935 Bismarck (N.D.) Corwin-Churchill Satchel Paige, Bismarck, N.D. 1936 Duncan (Okla.) Halliburtons Harry White, Duncan, Okla. 1937 Enid (Okla.) Eason Oilers Claude Gilchrist, Enid, Okla. 1938 Burford (Ga.) Bona Allens Andy Johnson, Burford, Ga. 1939 Duncan (Okla.) Haliburtons Roy Helser, Silverton, Ore. 1940 Enid (Okla.) Champlins Vance Cauble, Enid, Okla. 1941 Enid (Okla.) Champlins Red Barkley, Enid, Okla. 1942 Wichita Boeing Bombers Ed Borom, Wichita Boeing 1943 Camp Wheeler (Ga.) Spokes George Archie, Fort Riley 1944 Sherman Field (Kan.) Flyers Cot Deal, Enid, Okla. 1945 Enid (Okla.) Army Air Field Cot Deal, Enid, Okla. 1946 St. Joseph (Mich.) Auscos Les Lollis, Carmichael, Calif. 1947 Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E Club Bruno Konopka, Golden, Colo. 1948 Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E Club Veo Story, Elkin, N.C. 1949 Fort Wayne (Ind.) G-E Club Bill Ricks, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1950 Fort Wayne (Ind.) Capeharts Pat Scantlebury, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1951 Sinton (Texas) Plymouth Oilers Steve Rapech, Sinton, Texas 1952 Fort Myer (Va.) Military District Danny O'Connell, Fort Myer, Va. 1953 Fort Leonard Wood (Mo.) Hilltoppers Robert McKee, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. 1954 Wichita Boeing Bombers Donnie Lee, Casa Grande, Ariz. 1955 Wichita Boeing Bombers Darryl Spencer, Wichita Boeing 1956 Fort Wayne (Ind.) Dairymen Clyde McCullough, Alpine, Texas 1957 Sinton (Texas) Plymouth Oilers Wilmer Fields, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1958 Drain (Ore.) Black Sox Jim O'Rourke, Drain, Ore. 1959 Houston Fed Mart Clyde Girrens, Wichita Weller Indians 1960 Grand Rapids (Mich.) Sullivans Bob Seltzer, Tampa, Fla. 1961 Ponchatoula (La.) Athletics Al Ware, Grand Rapids, Mich. 1962 Wichita Rapid Transit Dreamliners Rocky Krsnich, Wichita Rapid Transit   * Goldpanners Second Place   1963 Wichita Rapid Transit Dreamliners Sam Suplizio, Fairbanks, Alaska   * Goldpanners Fourth Place   1964 Wichita Service Auto Glass Dick Sanders, Wichita Service   * Goldpanners Second Place   1965 Wichita Rapid Transit Dreamliners Bob Boyd, Wichita Rapid Transit   * Goldpanners Fourth Place   1966 Boulder (Colo.) Baseline Collegians Ray Henningsen, Boulder, Colo. 1967 Boulder (Colo.) Baseline Collegians Frank Duffy, Boulder, Colo. 1968 Liberal BeeJays Joe Tanner, Jackson, Miss. 1969 Anchorage Glacier Pilots Chris Chambliss, Anchorage, Alaska   * Goldpanners Fourth Place   1970 Grand Rapids (Mich.) Sullivans Al Gerhardt, Grand Rapids, Mich.   * Goldpanners Fourth Place   1971 Anchorage Glacier Pilots Bruce Bochte, Anchorage, Alaska   * Goldpanners Second Place   1972 Alaska Goldpanners Kerry Dineen, Fairbanks, Alaska 1973 Alaska Goldpanners Lee Iorg, Fairbanks, Alaska 1974 Alaska Goldpanners Steve Kemp, Fairbanks, Alaska 1975 Boulder (Colo.) Baseline Collegians Mike Colbern, Boulder, Colo.   * Goldpanners Second Place   1976 Alaska Goldpanners Greg Harris, Fairbanks, Alaska 1977 Kenai Peninsula Oilers Bob Skube, Kenai, Alaska   * Goldpanners Second Place   1978 Boulder (Colo.) Baseline Collegians Bob Ferris, Boulder, Colo. 1979 Liberal BeeJays Gary D'Onofrio, Liberal 1980 Alaska Goldpanners Kevin McReynolds, Fairbanks, Alaska 1981 Clarinda (Iowa) A's Keith Mucha, Clarinda, Iowa 1982 Santa Maria (Calif.) Indians Dave Hengle, Santa Maria, Calif. 1983 Grand Rapids (Mich.) Sullivans Curtis Morgan, Grand Rapids, Mich.   * Goldpanners Second Place   1984 Grand Rapids (Mich.) Sullivans Bill Bates, Grand Rapids, Mich. 1985 Liberal BeeJays Kerry Richardson, Liberal 1986 Anchorage Glacier Pilots Steve Bates, Anchorage, Alaska 1987 Mat-Su Miners Ken Kremer, Mat-Su, Alaska 1988 Everett (WA) Merchants Dave Wong, Everett, Wash. 1989 Wichita (KS) Broncos Jim Huslig, Wichita Broncos 1990 Wichita (KS) Broncos Kirk Vucsko, Midlothian, Ill. 1991 Anchorage Glacier Pilots Chris Hmielewski, Kenai, Alaska 1992 Midlothian (Ill.) White Sox Mike Kane, Midlothian, Ill. 1993 Kenai Peninsula Oilers Jeff Poor, Kenai, Alaska 1994 Kenai Peninsula Oilers Jesse Zepeda, Kenai, Alaska 1995 Team USA Lance Berkman, Hays 1996 El Dorado (KS) Broncos Kevin Fredericks, El Dorado 1997 Mat-Su Miners Jeff Juarez, Nevada, Mo. 1998 El Dorado (KS) Broncos Jason Aspito, El Dorado 1999 Dallas (TX) Phillies Marco Cunningham, Dallas 2000 Liberal (KS) BeeJays Cory Metzler, Liberal 2001 Anchorage Glacier Pilots Jeff Francis, Anchorage 2002 Alaska Goldpanners of Fairbanks Blake Gill, Fairbanks, Alaska 2003 Chinese Taipei National Team Chang-Wei Tu, Chinese Taipei 2004 Aloha, OR Knights Scott 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 Santa Barbara Foresters

1962 Pan-Alaska Goldpanners
1962 Panners: Pan Alaska Wins Series, Retains NBC State Championship - Fairbanks Daily News-Miner	Don Merchant - 350 Foot HR

1976 National Championship Game

1962 Alaska State Champions

7/30/62: Pan Alaska Wins Series, Retains NBC State Championship

1976 National Champions

1963 @ Wichita - Boucher and "Midnight"

July 31, 1962 "Looking Forward - Red Boucher, manager of the state champion Pan Alaska Gold Panners baseball team, expresses his determination to take his team to Wichita, Ka., for the National Baseball Congress tournament for semi-professional state winners, which begins Aug. 17. Boucher has said that sending the team will cost $7,500.  A public subscription campaign has been started here to raise the money, and nearly $2,000 has been collected already.  Boucher said the team should leave here Aug. 13 if it plans to attend the tournament."  (The team DID go, and came within one run of winning the championship, ending the season with a national second-place finish)

10/10/8: 1975 NBC World Series The Boulder, Colo., Collegians snapped Fairbanks, Alaska's string of three straight NBC tournament championships with a 6-4 victory over Fairbanks in the title game.

NBC Reference on 1972 Topps Tom Seaver

1965 NBC