NOTE: The details below pertain to the event as it occurred in 2010. Stay tuned for details about the 2011 event.

The Hutch Award® was established in 1965 to honor baseball great Fred Hutchinson, who died of cancer the previous year at age 45. This prestigious award is given annually to a Major League Baseball player who best exemplifies Fred's honor, courage and dedication on and off the field. Join us at the 2010 Hutch Award Luncheon that brings together baseball stars past and present while raising vital funds for early cancer-detection research at Fred's namesake institution, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Read about the 2009 Hutch Award winner » Listen to Sports Radio 950 KJR announce the 2009 Hutch Award winner » View the Invitation »         Wednesday, January 27, 2010     Safeco Field, Left Field Playing Surface     11:30 a.m. Registration and Silent Auction 12 - 1:30 p.m. Program and Luncheon 1:40 p.m. Silent Auction Conclusion     Mark Teahen, Chicago White Sox Read about the 2009 Hutch Award winner »     Dave Dravecky     Bill Wixey, Q13 FOX News Anchor Read about Bill's journey » Read Bill's blog »     $150 suggested minumum donation     Please contact Kristen Scherrer at 206.667.2980 or kascherr@fhcrc.org if you have questions about your reservation or to make a donation to the Hutch Award Luncheon.     Proceeds of the 2010 Hutch Award Luncheon will benefit The Gregory Fund® for early cancer-detection research.   Fred Hutchinson Legacy Video Watch a video about professional baseball coach and player Fred Hutchinson and his brother Bill, a medical doctor and cancer researcher, who founded Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Watch it now »

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