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Dan Larson had two stints on the diamond at UW-Stout, and both times made his name known.
An all-conference pitcher in 1982 and 1983, and again in 1988 and 1989, Larson, a Boyceville native, was a dominant left-handed pitcher who still holds school records for most victories pitched (24), most strikeouts (147), most games pitched (46) and is second in most innings pitched (203).
A three time all-district player, Larson was named the District IV player of the year in 1989, as he helped Stout to the NAIA World Series where the team placed seventh.
Larson resides in Menomonie, where he coaches the local American Legion baseball team and works with numerous youth recreation programs.
A business education instructor at Wabasha-Kellogg (Minn) High School, where he has coached baseball and football. Larson was also an assistant baseball and football coach at Stout in 1993.
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