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Published on May 6, 2013 under Southern League (SL1)
Huntsville Stars News Release


(Huntsville, AL) - The Huntsville Stars are back in town after their soggy 5 game series in Mobile. This week the Stars welcome the Jackson Generals, the AA affiliate for the Seattle Mariners, for five games beginning Tuesday night. Here are the promotions that are on tap:

Tuesday, May 7th at 6:43 PM - Dew for Tuesday The Stars kick off the series with Dew for Tuesday! Fans can redeem Mountain Dew bottle caps for $2 parking and tickets. Once inside the stadium, fans can enjoy $2 peanuts, popcorn, hot dogs, 16-ounce draft beers, and fountain Pepsi products.

Thursday, May 9th at 6:43 PM - Art Mann Presents...Thirst-Aid Thursday - Grab Some Buds! Like every Thursday night, fans can enjoy 16-ounce Bud, Bud Light, and Amberbock drafts for only $2 through the 7th inning! Joining us this Thursday night will be Art Mann, host of Art Mann Presents on AXS TV. Art will participate in various activities during the night.

Friday, May 10th at 6:43 PM - Spirit Card & Adult T-Shirt Giveaways, Boy Scout Night Early arriving adults will receive a free replica jersey t-shirt courtesy of Redstone Federal Credit Union and WZDX (FOX 54); others will receive free spirit cards courtesy of Academy Sports + Outdoors. Immediately following the game area Boy Scouts will participate in the annual camp night sleepover.

Saturday, May 11th at 6:43 PM - McDonald's Youth Sports Night & Alexander's Jewelry Diamond Dig All kids 12 and under wearing a youth sports team or scout uniform will receive free admission to Saturday's game courtesy of north Alabama McDonald's restaurants. Immediately following the game men ages 18 and older will be invited onto the field to dig for gold coins that can be redeemed for jewelry and gift certificates from Alexander Jewelry.

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