Congratulations to our first place finisher, Larry Coltrane from Columbus, KS!!

Thanks to everyone for playing!

WINTERBALL SURVEY

I enjoyed Winterball.

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Winterball was easy to play.

1	2	3	4	5

I would play again.

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GAME LOG:

9th Inning:

Answer:

JOE MEDWICK

CLUE # 1 -	I spent more than a decade with the Cardinals.
CLUE # 2 -	I was nominated as a finalist for the Major League Baseball All-Century Team.
CLUE # 3 -	I hold the Major League record for consecutive seasons with 40 or more doubles.
CLUE # 4 -	I was the first Player to garner four hits in an All-Star Game.
CLUE # 5 -	I am a 10-time All-Star.
CLUE # 6 -	I am the only National League player to win a triple crown.

8th Inning:

Answer:

LOU BROCK

CLUE # 1 -	I have two World Series rings.
CLUE # 2 -	While playing for the Cardinals I won the Major League Player of the Year award.
CLUE # 3 -	I hold the Cardinals all-time record for most at bats in a season.
CLUE # 4 -	I led the league in stolen bases seven times.
CLUE # 5 -	I share the record for most career stolen bases in the World Series.
CLUE # 5 -	I was the first Cardinal to steal a base a Busch Memorial Stadium homve of the Cardinals from 1966 to 2005.
CLUE # 6 -	I am one of only two players to have played in over 2,000 games with the Cardinals
CLUE # 7 -	I am the Cardinals all-time career and season stolen base leader.

7th Inning:

Answer:

CURT FLOOD

CLUE # 1 -	I won 7 straight gold glove awards.
CLUE # 2 -	I played center field for the Cardinals.
CLUE # 3 -	I led the league in hits and played in all 162 games during one season with the Cardinals.
CLUE # 4 -	I am the only member of the Cardinals to lead the league in singles in back-to-back seasons.
CLUE # 5 -	I retired with the third most games in center field in National League history.
CLUE # 6 -	I had played a major roll in the establishment of free-agency for Major League baseball players.

6th Inning:

Answer:

ENOS SLAUGHTER

CLUE # 1 -	I was elected to the baseball Hall of Fame during the 1980's.
CLUE # 2 -	I played in five World Series.
CLUE # 3 -	I am one of only 4 players to have more than 2,000 hits as a Cardinal.
CLUE # 4 -	My famous play in the 1946 World Series was named #10 on the Sporting News list of Baseball's 25 Greatest Moments in 2001
CLUE # 5 -	My nickname was "Country".

5th Inning:

Answer:

RED SCHOENDIENST

CLUE # 1 -	I have a statue outside Busch Stadium.
CLUE # 2 -	I am a switch-hitter.
CLUE # 3 -	My number has been retired by the Cardinals.
CLUE # 4 -	I have won the Home Run Derby Contest.
CLUE # 5 -	In 1989 he was inducted into the St. Louis Walk of Fame.
CLUE # 6 -	I was the first Cardinals player to hit switch-hit home runs in one game.
CLUE # 7 -	I share the record for most All-Star games played with Willie Mays and Hank Aaron

4th Inning:

Answer:

MARK MCGWIRE

CLUE # 1 -	I have hit three home runs in a single game.
CLUE # 2 -	I led the League in home runs during my first full season with the Cardinals.
CLUE # 3 -	I was voted one of the top 100 greatest baseball players by the Sporting News in 1999.
CLUE # 4 -	I was an All-Star my rookie season in the majors.
CLUE # 5 -	I hold the major league record for the lowest number of career at bats per home run.

3rd Inning:

Answer:

WALLY MOON

CLUE # 1 -	I won the NL Rookie of the year award.
CLUE # 2 -	I batted left-handed and threw right-handed.
CLUE # 3 -	I hit a home run in my first major league at bat.
CLUE # 4 -	I won one gold glove during my 12-year career.
CLUE # 5 -	I replaced Enos Slaughter in the outfield for the Cardinals in 1954.

2nd Inning:

Answer:

ALBERT PUJOLS

CLUE # 1 -	I hit a home run in the first game I played at Busch Stadium.
CLUE # 2 -	I have won one National League MVP.
CLUE # 3 -	I am a six-time All-Star.
CLUE # 4 -	I played in two different Stadiums in St. Louis.
CLUE # 5 -	I am one of only two Cardinals playes to be unanimously selected as Rookie of the Year.
CLUE # 6 -	I am the last Cardinal to lead the league in triples.
CLUE # 7 -	I hold the Cardinal record for most home runs as a rookie.
CLUE # 8 -	I am the first player in MLB history to hit 30 home runs and drive in over 100 run and bat over .300 in in each of his first seven seasons.

1st Inning:

Answer:

JOHNNY MIZE

CLUE # 1 -	I am a member of the baseball hall of fame.
CLUE # 2 -	I lead the league in batting average during one of my seasons in the major leagues.
CLUE # 3 -	I lead the league in home runs and RBIs twice.
CLUE # 4 -	I hold the Cardinals record for the most homers in a single season by a left-handed batter.
CLUE # 5 -	I spent three years in the military service during World War II.
CLUE # 6 -	I was the first member of the Cardinals to lead the league in home runs in two straight seasons?
CLUE # 7 -	I was the Cardinals single-season home run king until Mcgwire's 70 home run season in 1998.
CLUE # 8 -	I became the only player to strike out fewer than fifty times while hitting fifty home runs.