The men's MVP was Pac Cal Realty second baseman Terry Lewallen who played solid all-around throughout the tournament. All-tournament selections were Pac Cal Realty's Rich Sangregory, Vinny Zabat and Keith Knudson. Tropical Looks named Todd Langdon, Craig Ward and Matt Macrina to the all-tournament team. Geezers had the bases loaded with one out in the top of the seventh inning and couldn't get a run across the plate. Geezers named Dale Pinckney and Scott Ruggiero to the all-tournament team while Vamoose selected Marty Bitting and Artie Beruman.
Giants hold a Salsa-style party to honor the Puerto Rican third baseman.
After batting .297 lifetime and belting 379 home runs in his 17-year career, his first 10 with the Giants in which he earned Rookie of the Year honors for the 1958 season, he became the fourth San Francisco Giant to have his number retired. He joined Willie Mays, Willie McCovey and Juan Marichal to give the Giants the distinction being the only team to have two Latino players' numbers retired. I'm very proud to be a member of this organization. San Francisco would go on to lose the day's contest against St. Louis, 5-4. The list of speakers during the ceremony included the likes of St. Louis Cardinal broadcaster Jack Buck, who witnessed the 1967 Cardinal season in which Cepeda claimed his National League MVP honor.