Batting Leader – Steve Schott, Tampa Bay Smokers (12-22) –.546, HR – despite going 0-4 in the final game.) MVP – Steve Schott, Tampa Smokers (12-22.Todd Martin, Smokers (5-1, 35 IP, 56 K, no-hitter).Ĭhubb Tagnarora, Pride (1-0, 17 IP, 34 Ks, before hurting his arm and had to stop playing). The winning run was produced when Roy Atkinson doubled to center field to score Todd Twatchman, giving the champs the 2-1 lead. The final out came as Piechnik struck out Tournament MVP Steve Schott. Mike Piechnik pitched through several jams and struck out 15 batters to claim the victory. All Car of Green Bay won their first ASA title by defeating the Tampa Bay Smokers 2-1 in the Final.

Boomer Brush delivered the winning run with a double in the 5th inning. The Tampa Bay Smokers made it hard as Todd Martin hurled a 2-1 victory over the Green Bay squad in the first final to send the tournament to the final championship game. Runner Up – Tampa Smokers, Tampa, Florida (61-14)

Current Page Parent ASA Toggle Child Menuġ996 held at Decatur, Illinois on August 31-September 7.Ĭhampion – Green Bay All Car, Green Bay, Wisconsin (66-21).

Arrangements entrusted to Greg Lalach, Park Funeral Home, 306.244.2103.

Livestream is being offered the logon link is To share memories and condolences, visit 'Obituaries-Guestbook'. The Funeral Service will be held at Park Funeral Home, 311 Third Avenue North on Friday, Augat 3:00 p.m. He was a loving husband, father and friend, and will be missed by all that knew him. Rob will fondly be remembered by his family and friends as a follower of Christ with tremendous faith, he was passionate, generous, loving, fun, kind and gentle and would go to any length to care for and help anyone that crossed his path. Rob was active in his church at a young age and a respected youth leader who had an impact on many. The one he enjoyed the most was Cool Collectibles, where he could use his skills of finding the best deal and trades on sports cards and many other collectibles. Rob was an entrepreneur and involved in a number of businesses. He achieved the place of one of the top pitchers in the world and his history includes many championships, MVP player status and National Team member.

His pitching talent took him all over the world with numerous teams until his late 40's. He found himself in Saskatoon in 1985 to establish his pitching career and also to meet Michelle who he married in 1994 and then welcomed two wonderful sons that he adored. His talent for fastball pitching was evident at an early age and took him traveling at the age of 15. Rob was born on Septemin Toronto, Ontario to Irene and Lorne Scheller. Rob will be lovingly remembered and missed by his wife Michelle, his sons Joel and Joshua Scheller mother Irene Scheller brothers Stan (Cheryl) Scheller and Jeff (Hollis) Scheller nieces: Miranda, Bronwyn and Mckenzie Scheller, Selena (Trent) Leland nephews: Colton (Amy) Scheller, Caleb and Carson Scheller and numerous extended family members and friends. It is with great sadness that the family of Robert 'Rob' 'Robbie' Allen Scheller announce his sudden passing on Thursday Augat the age of 57, and he is now in the presence of the Lord.

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