"Norman was 1 of 19 honorees named on 25 Dec 1989 to be inducted into the St. Louis Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame on March 31 will be ushered into that elite institution at a dinner featuring former major-league great Rapid Robert Feller as the principal speaker.
Chosen to be honored posthumously were Martin ''Bud'' Foster, Lee Hudson and Norm Stauder.
Stauder: Died at age of 73; played a dozen years through 1947 in the South Side and North Side leagues; a righthanded hitter, he was a prime contributor as the Rauth Budweisers won the 1944 city amateur championship."
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, 25 Dec 1989
Chosen to be honored posthumously were Martin ''Bud'' Foster, Lee Hudson and Norm Stauder.
Stauder: Died at age of 73; played a dozen years through 1947 in the South Side and North Side leagues; a righthanded hitter, he was a prime contributor as the Rauth Budweisers won the 1944 city amateur championship."
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, 25 Dec 1989
"Norman was 1 of 19 honorees named on 25 Dec 1989 to be inducted into the St. Louis Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame on March 31 will be ushered into that elite institution at a dinner featuring former major-league great Rapid Robert Feller as the principal speaker.
Chosen to be honored posthumously were Martin ''Bud'' Foster, Lee Hudson and Norm Stauder.
Stauder: Died at age of 73; played a dozen years through 1947 in the South Side and North Side leagues; a righthanded hitter, he was a prime contributor as the Rauth Budweisers won the 1944 city amateur championship."
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, 25 Dec 1989
Chosen to be honored posthumously were Martin ''Bud'' Foster, Lee Hudson and Norm Stauder.
Stauder: Died at age of 73; played a dozen years through 1947 in the South Side and North Side leagues; a righthanded hitter, he was a prime contributor as the Rauth Budweisers won the 1944 city amateur championship."
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, 25 Dec 1989
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