55AAAA Playoffs to be determined at Wednesday s manager meeting; Thursday schedule ready at 7:30 p.m.

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1 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6 LEGENDS and VINTAGE DIVISIONS 55AAAA Playoffs to be determined at Wednesday s manager meeting; Thursday schedule ready at 7:30 p.m. Lee County Complex is closed on Tuesday The Lee County Complex will be closed on Tuesday to give those members of the Hobbs staff who work at Lee County one day off this week. Each of the complexes is dark at least one day during the week. The Locker Room will be open on Tuesday. T-shirts will be available on Wednesday, as we resume normal operations at Lee County. Photo by Greg Wagner OUT! Massachusetts Chiefs runner is tagged at home plate by the Americans catcher The Roy Hobbs Masters Division Advisory Committee will meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Roy Hobbs World Series headquarters to determine the set up and seeding for the AAAA playoffs, which will be announced no later than 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Although all AAAA managers have been invited to participate on the committee, any interested managers are welcome to come and be involved too. Anyone interested in attending should contact Tom Giffen at World Series Headquarters. Legends play began Sunday with 10 teams in the AAAA hunt. The Committee will determine the 8 teams that remain in the AAAA doubleelimination playoffs and then seed those teams. The Legends AAAA double-elimination playoffs start Thursday. The remaining 2 teams will play a fifth pool game Thursday and then be seeded in the AAA or AA singleelimination brackets for Friday. Once the 8 teams are selected, the balance of the field will move on to Thursday s fifth pool games. The seeding and scheduling for all Thursday games will be announced approximately 7:30 p.m. at the headquarters, posted there and on royhobbs.com as well as being put on the Roy Hobbs schedule line: The Friday pairings for the non- AAAA playoffs will be announced Thursday night at the Legends Pairings Party, which will be held at BW# Wind Wings in the Form Center off Colonial Drive. The evening will include complimentary snack foods, free non-alcoholic drinks and a cash bar. The Vintage Pairings party will be held at Pincher s Crab Sack on Fort Myers Beach Thursday evening as well, including the complimentary snack foods, free non-alcoholic drinks and a cash bar. Both parties will start at 7 p.m. and the pairings will be announced about 8 p.m. There will be more details in Thursday s Inside Pitch. -- Tom Giffen see NOTEBOOK on page 6 Still time to sign up for Wednesday s 2 p.m. Seminole Casino Outing Please sign up for the Wednesday Seminole Casino outing by 9 a.m. Wednesday morning at World Series Headquarters at Lee County Stadium. Kim Callanan will have a signup sheet for you on Wednesday morning. The trip is limited to a full bus, so first 50 to sign up are on the bus. The bus to Seminole leaves Lee County at 2 p.m. and returns at 8 p.m.; Seminole Casino is providing the free transportation and will give each guest $10 free play at the Casino. See page 3 of your RHWS program for more information about the Casino.

2 2 LEGENDS SCHEDULE LEGENDS RESULTS Team Team Time Site Washington Massachusetts Chiefs 10:00 AM CPP Americans Baseball Club 3 Massachusetts Chiefs 6 Atlanta Buzz 5 DuPage Lugnuts 9 Bahama Breeze Islanders 12 Dixie Braves 7 Baltimore Orioles 3 Tampa Bay Thunder 10 Youngstown Astro DC Classics 10:00 AM CPS Washington Toledo Paramount 10:00 AM JB4 Baltimore Orioles 0 Philadelphia Cutters 16 Border City Brewers 11 Minnesota Bandits 10 Chesapeake Blue Claws 2 Border City Brewers 10 Kenmore Eastern Gulf Coast Thunder 10:00 AM JB5 Carolina Nova Scotia Monarchs 10:00 AM JBS Tampa Bay Philadelphia Cutters 10:00 AM PDC2 New Orleans Bergen Yankees 10:00 AM PDC4 Americans Baseball Minnesota Bees 01:45 PM CPP Bub Global NJ Huntsville Stars 01:45 PM CPS Livingston Atlanta Buzz 01:45 PM JB3 Cincinnati Colts 19 Rhode Island Indians 4 Crosstown Traffic 7 Tidewater Drillers 12 DC Classics 0 Washington Titans 10 DHBA Athletics 20 Kenmore Eastern Brewers 7 Dixie Braves 4 Bub Global NJ Dodgers 0 Gulf Coast Thunder 3 Rangers 4 Happy s Islanders 7 Carolina Rockies 6 Hunstville Stars 9 Rhode Island Rockies 7 Kenmore Eastern Brewers 10 New Orleans Reds 2 Kennebec Cubs 6 St Louis Pirates 7 Kent Mudhens 6 DuPage Lugnuts 14 DHBA Rangers 01:45 PM JB4 St Louis Kent Mudhens 01:45 PM JB6 Livingston Dodgers 12 Windy City White Sox 1 Minnesota Bees 10 Staten Island Reds 15 Nova Scotia Monarchs 7 DC Mets 3 DC Happy s Islanders 01:45 PM JBS Cincinnati Tidewater Drillers 01:45 PM PDC3 South Florida Kennebec Cubs 06:00 PM CPS Toledo Paramount 8 Bergen Yankees 3 Washington Nationals 10 ES3 Stoneage 8 Windy City White Sox 7 South Florida Suns 1 Youngstown Astro Falcons 9 Chesapeake Blue Claws 4

3 3 LEGENDS STANDINGS Legends 55+ Division W L PCT RA DuPage Lugnuts Border City Brewers Livingston Dodgers Washington Titans Toledo Paramount Huntsville Stars Tidewater Drillers Happy s Islanders Philadelphia Cutters Washington Nationals DHBA Athletics Dixie Braves ES3 Stoneage Minnesota Bandits Crosstown Traffic DC Mets Bub Global NJ Dodgers Rangers Massachusetts Chiefs Kennebec Cubs see LEGENDS STANDINGS on page 4 Bienvenida Roy Hobbs W.S. Cape Coral Fort Myers Bonita Springs for menus & more! Toll Free 866-MEX-EATS Voted Best Mexican Restaurant SWFL

4 4 Legends Standings continued from page 3 Nova Scotia Monarchs Cincinnati Colts Minnesota Bees Kent Mudhens Youngstown Astro Falcons St. Louis Pirates Tampa Bay Thunder Rhode Island Rockies Windy City White Sox Chesapeake Blue Claws Kenmore Eastern Brewers Photo by Greg Wagner Rangers shortstop Jerry Smits steps on 2nd then throws to 1st to complete the double play vs. the Gulf Coast Thunder Bahama Breeze Islanders Staten Island Reds Bergen Yankees Carolina Rockies South Florida Suns Americans Baseball Club DC Classics Atlanta Buzz Gulf Coast Thunder New Orleans Reds Baltimore Orioles Rhode Island Indians

5 5 VINTAGE SCHEDULE Team Team Time Site Washington Massachusetts Chiefs 10:00 AM CPP Youngstown Astro DC Classics 10:00 AM CPS Washington Toledo Paramount 10:00 AM JB4 Kenmore Eastern Gulf Coast Thunder 10:00 AM JB5 Carolina Nova Scotia Monarchs 10:00 AM JBS Tampa Bay Philadelphia Cutters 10:00 AM PDC2 New Orleans Bergen Yankees 10:00 AM PDC4 Americans Baseball Minnesota Bees 01:45 PM CPP Bub Global NJ Huntsville Stars 01:45 PM CPS VINTAGE RESULTS American National Wildcats 16 Wilmington/NC 65s 4 Detroit 65s 10 NorCal Antiques 4 Kent Mudhens 6 New England Red Sox 5 Ohio Classics 5 Boston Braves 1 Silver Foxes Basball of R. I. 8 Chicago Spirit 6 Terre Haute Volkers Group 11 Washington Nationals 0 Toledo Mud Dogs 9 Georgia Classics 4 Western Silver Foxes 5 NorCal Antiques 4 Boston Braves, Robert Custard goes deep to right field. Livingston Atlanta Buzz 01:45 PM JB3 DHBA Rangers 01:45 PM JB4 St Louis Kent Mudhens 01:45 PM JB6 DC Happy s Islanders 01:45 PM JBS Cincinnati Tidewater Drillers 01:45 PM PDC3 South Florida Kennebec Cubs 06:00 PM CPS Photo by Greg Wagner 2960 Colonial Blvd Fort Myers, FL (239) Welcome Roy Hobbs World Series 2012! HOTEL FEATURES & AMENITIES Complimentary hot breakfast buffet daily Complimentary evening reception Monday through Thursday, From 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm Complimentary Wi-Fi Internet throughout hotel Pet friendly (fee applies) The Market, enjoy a snack or beverage 24 hours a day Outdoor heated pool and whirlpool Outdoor experience includes fire pit and public grill 24-hour business center featuring computer and printer 24-hour fitness center Sports court for basketball and tennis court Complimentary weekday USA Today Same day dry cleaning services available (Mon - Fri) On-site guest laundry, coin operated Complimentary grocery delivery Marriott Rewards GUEST SUITE ACCOMMODATIONS 78 beautifully appointed guest suites, featuring studio, one and two bedrooms Separate living and sleeping areas Complimentary Wi-Fi high-speed Internet access in every suite Luxury bedding including plush mattresses, crisp linens and custom comforters Fully-equipped kitchens In-room work space TVs with premium cable including HBO, CNN and ESPN Two phones with voic and data ports AM/FM clock radio In-room hair dryer, iron and ironing board starting at $99/night including breakfast World Series Grand Slam Preferred Rate!

6 6 VINTAGE STANDINGS Vintage 65+ Division W L PCT RA Ohio Classics American National Wildcats Silver Foxes Baseball of R. I Detroit 65s Western Silver Foxes Terre Haute Volkers Group Boston Braves Toledo Mud Dogs Washington Nationals Kent Mudhens Chicago Spirit NorCal Antiques New England Red Sox Georgia Classics Wilmington, NC 65s SEE IT LIVE... from your lanai! Large Screened-in Heated Pool Sun Deck Hot Tub Free Wireless Internet Stay on Sanibel Island in a 2 bedroom Gulfside condo at a rate of just $109 per night. Exp SanibelArmsWest.com Call toll-free Notebook continued from page 1 MVP & team awards MVP and team award certificates should be redeemed at the Roy Hobbs World Series Headquarters at the Lee County Stadium ticket office when the time comes. Every team has an MVP certificate to redeem, and Managers or the honored player can come to the office and see Kim Callanan, Tony Anarumo or Rob Giffen to get the award order taken care of. The team award, which goes to any team winning at least 5 games in the World Series, can be redeemed at the office as well. Please also see Tony, Kim or Rob to redeem your award. Drink water Even if it is a little cool, this still stands true Drink Water. This is just a reminder that with the heat and the humidity that everyone needs to stay hydrated. The heat is sneaky. Don t let it sneak up on you. Everyone needs to keep drinking water before games and throughout games. Once you get into a heat problem, you cannot make up the lost fluid in a hurry, and it takes time to replace a body s fluids once they are depleted. Pitching For the record, here is a recap on the rules on pitching eligibility for the playoffs. Roy Hobbs requirement is that all pitchers who will be starters or closers in save situations (3-run or less difference in the 8 th and 9 th innings) qualify for the playoffs by pitching at least 2 innings 6 outs or 15 hitters during pool play. This is a reminder to all managers that all pitching statistics need to be updated through the first 4 games by noon Wednesday. Finally, in the playoffs, those non-qualified middleinning pitchers will come to the mound from their normal defensive positions where they started the game. It is important as the spirit of the rule is that these nonqualified pitchers who are used as inning-eaters are players who ordinarily are playing other positions. So here s a reminder to Managers to enter their statistics after each game on line. The program will give you cumulative totals for all your games, and Roy Hobbs will be checking those on Wednesday morning to produce pitching data to determine which pitchers will be eligible for starting-closing roles in the playoffs. If you need assistance, please contact Rob Giffen at World Series Headquarters. 10-, 15- & 20-year recognition Have you been at the Roy Hobbs World Series 10 or more years? see NOTEBOOK on page 7

7 7 Notebook continued from page 6 If so, Roy Hobbs has a recognition pin for players with 10 or 15 or 20 years at the Tournament. See Kim, Rob, Tony, or Tom at RHWS headquarters to get your pin. Ice for the injured Just a reminder that Roy Hobbs is willing to furnish ice for injuries. However, we advise managers from the start that they need to provide ice for pitchers arms, if needed. That s something to plan for injuries are another story. For injuries, please contact Hobbs personal at the field site for assistance. Picking up T-shirts The tournament T-shirt is available for all registered players outside the main concession stand near the Roy Hobbs Store on the Concourse at Lee County Stadium. Hours to pick up the Tournament T-shirt are from Noon to 6 p.m. With the shirt, each player will get a tournament patch. Exception is Wednesday when concessions are closed. Players will need their RHWS ID card to get their shirts No drivers licenses needed. HIGHLIGHTS DHBA Athletics 17, Gulf Coast Thunder 6: (Athletics) Carlos Pndolfo P6I, 3ER, 5K; Mark Marlett 4x5, 4RBI, inside park home run; Dan Larson 2x2, 2RBI. Washington Nationals 4, Chicago Spirit 3: (Nationals) Bob Dewese WP complete game, 4Hits, 3Runs; Dewese 2Hits; Charlie Hilderbrandt 3RBI; John Cousins 3Hits; Nationals turned 3 double plays. Toledo Paramount 5, Rangers 4: (Paramount) Ron Emch 3x4, 2B, 2RBI, Run, Game winning hit; Jim Fosnaugh 2x4, 2B, Run, RBI; Doug Wilkins 2x3, Run; Mike McClure P3I, 3Hits. Detroit 65s 19, Kent Mudhens 5: (Detroit) Detroit had 17 hits; Gene Baratta 3Hits, 6RBI; Fred Krause 3Hits; Sal Calcango 3Hits; Jeff Blatt 2Hits, Eddie Harmon 2Hits; WP John Frantz. Western Silver Foxes 16, New England Red Sox 6: (Foxes) Foxes played sound defensive game behind pitching by Dick Fitzgerald and Hugh Hayden. Team had 18 hits. Washington Titans 9, Americans Baseball 4: (Titans) Rick Nasci 3x4, 2B, 2Runs, RBI; Dave Reynolds 2x3, Run, 3RBI; Bart Waldman P5I, 0Runs, 2Hits, 3K, BB. Crosstown Traffic 7, Carolina Rockies 6: (Rockies) David Ball 2x4, 2B, 2Runs; Ronnie Alexander 2x3, Russ Barone 1x2; Ottis Anders 1x3. Kent MudHens 11, Atlanta Buzz 4: (MudHens) Mike Krzan 3x4, Run, 3RBI; Wade Currence 2x2, 2R, 2-2B, 3RBI; Louie Munoz 2x3, 2Runs, 2RBI, SB; Don Hileman P6I, 4ER, 11Hitss; Gary Salhnay P3I, 0ER, 4Hits. Dixie Braves 18, Tampa Bay Thunder 3: (Braves) Mo Brines 3x3, 3Runs, 5RBI; Jim Chaney l2x2, 2Runs, 4RBI; Bill Daly 3x3; Gerry Hupmann 2x3, RBI, P2I, Run, 2Hits, 3K; Larry Herny 2x3, Run; Eusebio Santiago 2x2, 3Runs, RBI; Dwayne Carter P4I, 2Runs, 2Hits, 4K. Kent MudHens 19, Detroit 65 s 5: (MudHens) Gene Baratta 3Hits, 6RBI; Fred Krause 3Hits, Sal Calcango 3Hits, Jeff Blatt 2Hits; Eddie Harmon 2Hits; WP John Frantz; 3 double plays. Toledo Paramounts 8, Bergen Yankees 3: (Paramounts) Ken Widdel 3x6, 2RBI; Bill Bradish 2x5, 2RBI; Doug Mizner 2x3, 2RBI; Ron Emch 2x5; Derek Duckworth 2x5l,2RBI; Mike McClure, P3I, 0Hits: Lyle Underwood 4Hits. Detroit 65 s 10, NorCal Antiques 4: (Antiques) Denny Brown see HIGHLIGHTS on page 8

8 8 Highlights continued from page 7 2x4; Mike Mullins 1x3, 2B, 2Runs; Jimmy Tlygrett 0x2, BB, 2Runs. Massachusetts Chiefs shortstop Todd Moorehead catches a pop fly in short left field Ohio Classics 5, Boston Braves 65 s 1: (65 s) Marvin Swosinski 1x3, 2B; Robert Custard P9I, 1ER, 2K. Youngstown Astro Falcons 9, Chesapeake Blue Claws 4: (Falcons) Jack Hay WP8I, 0ER; Terry Hogan 3x5, 2-2B. Washington Nationals 11, Terre Haute Volkers Group 0: (Nationals) Mike Jones 2Hits, 2Runs, 2-2B 2RBI; Dave Weaver 2Hits, 2RBI; Phil Clements 2Hits, 3RBI; Wayne Faas WP6I, 5Hits 0Runs. Windy City White Sox 7, South Florida Suns 1: (Sox) Donny Wilson 2x3, 2RBI; Pete Biondo 2x3, RBI; Birthday boy Jimmy Hartnett 2x4, 2Runs; John Gubricky pitched complete game. Photo by Greg Wagner Happy s Islanders 7, Carolina Rockies 6: (Islanders) Gary McDanolds 2x4; Darrell Smitlh 2x4, RBI; Ronnie Alexander 3x4; Mark Manuel 2x4, 2RBI. Kenmore Eastern Brewers 10, New Orleans Reds 2: (Brewers) Jack Powers WP6 1/3I, Run, 2Hits; Will Wentworth 1B, 2B, 3RBI; Craig Pucci 2-1B, 2Runs, 2RBI; John Derrer 2-1B. Western Silver Foxes 5, NorCal Antiques 4: (Foxes) Foxes rallied in bottom of 9 th for a come from behind win. Trailing 4-3, Frank Milian doubled. Gordy Rabovich singled. Jim Lortz walked to load the bases. Milian forced at home on Mike Slattery s grounder. Carl Anderson then send grounder to second. Throw was wide of the plate. Bob Barr, running for Radovich, scored. Jim Lortz kept coming from second and scored winning run. (Antiques) Ron Williams 2x4, 3B, Run, RBI; Denny Brown 2x4, 2B, 2RBI; Triple play---ewbanks, Gammill, Roke. DuPage Lugnults 14, Ken MudHens 55 s 6: (MudHens) Pat Bussey 2x4, 3Runs, 2B, RBI; Phil Widuck 2x3, 2RBI; Kip Kuebler 2x3, SB.