Difference between revisions of "Southpaw Award"
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| − | An award given in the 1980s | + | An [[award]] given in the 1980s to [[Southern]] "[[apa]] activists." |
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| + | Year||Convention||Best Artist||Best Apa Writer || Best Apa Administrator|| Best Humorist | ||
| + | 1984 ||[[DSC 22]]|| [[Brad Foster]]|| [[Don Markstein]] || Don Markstein||[[Charlie E. Williams]] | ||
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| − | {{award | parent=Southpaw Award}} | + | |
| − | + | {{award | parent=Southpaw Award | start=1980s | end=1980s}} | |
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Latest revision as of 15:11, 11 October 2021
An award given in the 1980s to Southern "apa activists."
| Year | Convention | Best Artist | Best Apa Writer | Best Apa Administrator | Best Humorist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1984 | DSC 22 | Brad Foster | Don Markstein | Don Markstein | Charlie Williams |
| Southpaw Award | 1980s—1980s |
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