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Eighteenth Annual All-Star Golf Tournament Sponsorship Levels Eighteenth Annual “Jim ‘Mudcat’ Grant” Grand Slam: $5,000 • Foursome with an All-Star All-Star Golf Tournament Registration • Ad Package • TV Sponsorship Level • Full-Page Ad in Tournament Book • Sponsor Party with Family and Special Guests Grand Slam $5,000 Triple Play $2,500 • Corporate Sign on Hole • Golf Banquet and Memorabilia Auction Make checks payable to the SML All-Star Golf Tournament Triple Play: $2,500 Company Name: • Foursome with an All-Star • Ad Package • Half-Page Ad in Tournament Book Players’ Names • Sponsor Party with Family and Special Guests • Corporate Sign on Hole • Golf Banquet Advertising* Jim Tournament Book: “Mudcat” $500 Full-Page $250 Half-Page Grant $150 Quarter-Page Fairway Sign: $100 *Advertising deadline August 7, 2019. For advertising specifications, please visit www.allstar-golf.com or call Oswil Liz at 607-338-7370. Send your team entry to: Thursday All-Star Golf Tournament August 29, 2019 100 Court Street Binghamton, New York 13902 www.allstar-golf.com (607) 338-7410 At The Links at Hiawatha Landing fax (607) 338-7638 Please respond by August 7, 2019. www.allstar-golf.com For the Benefit of Special Guests from Past Years Members of The Black Aces (the African-American major league baseball pitchers who won 20 or more games in a single season) including: Jim “Mudcat” Grant Al Downing RHP 1958-71 Indians, Twins, LHP 1961-77 Yankees, A’s, Dodgers, Expos, Cardinals, A’s, Brewers, Dodgers Pirates JR Richard Fergie Jenkins RHP 1971-80 Astros RHP 1965-83 Phillies, Cubs, Dave Stewart Rangers, Red Sox RHP 1978, 81-95 Dodgers, Mike Norris Rangers, Phillies, A’s, Blue Jays RHP 1975-83, 90 A’s Vida Blue LHP 1969-83 A’s, Giants, Royals Thursday, August 29, 2019 The guest list is still being finalized. However, here are some of the celebrities who are planning to attend this year’s tournament, as well as some of the celebrities who have Presented by attended in past years: Jim Boeheim Gerry MacNamara Head Coach Assistant Coach Syracuse University Basketball Syracuse University Basketball Roosevelt Bouie Ross Moschitto e Company at Cares.SM Syracuse University Basketball OF 1965-67, Yankees Booker Edgerson Johnny Roland Cornerback 1962-70 Buffalo Bills NFL 1966-73 St. Louis Cardinals Charley Ferguson Rookie of the Year in 1966 Receiver 1963-69 Buffalo Bills John Schmitt Center 1964-74 New York Jets, George Foster Green Bay Packers OF 1969-89, Giants, Reds, Mets, White Sox Dale Shackleford Tony Jeter Syracuse University Basketball TE 1966 -70 Pittsburgh Steelers Duke Sims All proceeds from this special event benefit the Broome County Urban C-1B-OF 1964-74 Indians , Dodgers, Cliff Johnson Tigers, Yankees, Rangers League, The Boys and Girls Clubs of Binghamton, Catholic Charities and DH 1972-86, Astros, Yankees, Indians, CHOW. Each year, approximately 35 professional baseball players and Cubs, A’s, Blue Jays, Rangers Lee Smith other celebrities come to Binghamton to participate in this tournament Pitcher, 18 Years, primarily Cubs We Proudly Support Pete Johnson and to support these charities. You won’t want to miss this chance 8 Seasons NFL, primarily Bengals Maggie Volz-Cameron to meet and golf with some of baseball’s greatest players –all while Vern Law LPGA Pro supporting institutions that are vital to the needs of our community RHP 1950-67 Pirates Fred (The Hammer) Williamson and its children. 1960 Cy Young Award NFL - Steelers, Raiders, Chiefs Dave Lemanczyk Actor/Director RHP 1973-80 Tigers, Blue Jays, Angels The U.S. Military.
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