Over the last 40 years, Herb Wisdom has been one of the world’s leading fastpitch softball players. He spends most of his time now operating his must-visit Tubac-area restaurant, Wisdom’s, but last week he coached, played and managed Si Senor to the national championship in the 60-over master’s division in Lodi, California. Wisdom’s standouts included Sierra Vista’s Sam Farmer, who hit four home runs, Willcox pitcher Steve McFadden, who was the tournament MVP, and Tucsonan Joe Diaz, who had six RBIs. This year, Cliff Wisdom, Herb’s son, played second base for the USA National fastpitch softball team.