Post Office Bowlers Open Season 1959-60 Start
The Post Office League opened the 1959-60 season Monday night in two divisions. Four teams won 3-1: Specials Stamps Rurals and Airmail. four lost: Parcel Post Sorters Nixies and Registry. George Boynton had 338 in the best three-string total and Frank Marzano top single with 122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boynton
Frank Marzano
P Magner
Martin Idasanis
Reagan Banglovanni
Connolly Curley
Hood
Giardina
Crossin
Daly
Mchinerney
Tierney
Jacob
Tournier
Sherman
Exford
Salvatore
Nagelschmidt
Martin
Bradford
O'Brien
Marcotte
Boynton
Mandell
Mercury
Allessio
Aes
Nyion
Trears
Angora
Jeanette Kashi
Tecla Guisti
Catherine Monterosso
Barbara Monterosso
Ruth Pitt
Lenox Teams Gear Up for Fall Schedule and Scrimmage
Lenox School teams begin practice across football soccer and cross country with a nine sport slate planned. Notable players Dirck Ten Broeck David Tracy Ted Freil and Ted Freil highlight varsity hopes while Captain Jay Arnoldus and Jack Braim anchor the soccer lineup. Home opener vs Berkshire School set for next Saturday with Alumni Day Oct 17 featuring cross country and soccer matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Williston’ Academy
Easthampton
Dirck Ten Broeck
David
Tracy
Pittsfield
Ronald Albert
Ted Freil
Suffield Academy
Suffielderime
Richard Rutledge
Jettermen
Jay Arnoldus
Newton
Berkshire School
Jerry Long
Avon Old Farms
Long
Paul Maffei
New York City
Paul Hart
Stockbridge
David Roberts
Stan Roberts
Monson Academy
Forman School of
Litchfield
Conn
Williston Academy
Sheffield
Jayvee
Darrow School
New Lebanon
N.Y
RPI
Bement School of
Deerfield
Lenox Opens New Field House for Athletes
Lenox School unveils a field house converting an old barn into a three story facility with 230 bays for lockers and showers. First floor houses boys facilities and boiler room, second floor includes visiting team rooms and a tuck shop, third floor stores equipment. Conversion costs about $175,000 and supports Saint Martin’s Society shop profits.
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LENOX
Lenox Boys
Saint Martin's Society
Bowling Bulletin Board Keeps Comic Strips, Leagues Indexed
Bowling standings and results from multiple leagues list Won Lost records for Fosdik Tillie the Tollers and Abner, with detailed scores for single and three-string events. High bowlers include Fairfield Passe Neff and Bradford, with top three-string totals and per-league tallies for Veterans of Foreign Wars members.
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Tanding
Fe'r's
Fosdik
Tulia Toller
Din'y Dimwit
Lena Hyena
Bumsteads
Ill Abner
Gravel Gertie
Dlany Dimwit
Liz Abner
Fearless Fosdick
Gravel Gertle
Lena the Hyena
Bumsteade
Tillie the Toller
Fd Kearns
Nancy Goerlach
Dick Street
John Dapper
Ziggy Wajtkowski
al Goerlach
Mabel Charron
Pete Stracazzi
Tony Ferrert
Joe Pivero
George 'Asland
Larry Delphia
Mela Bowling League
E Fairfield
J. Passe
J. Neff
Fairfield
French
A. Chin
K. Sohnaon
I. Pa
R. Cattagna
A. Needham - O'Brien Jr
C. Passe
E. Brien
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Chowhounds
Gizmos
Umbriagos
Dogfaces
Jungeleers
Doggies
Yardbirds
Snafos Ea Eorag
Dogeies
Snefos
Vardbiras
Glampa
Francever
Barbarottsa
Francopur
Bradford
Polidore
Contella
Wealey
Peaske
Jones
Bertoldi
Trzcinke
Noland
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The
Berkchire Eagle
OUR Services
Bly
Shea
Rugs
Wahconah Street
Post Office Bowlers
UU Eeu
Donald Oakes
Trinity Pawling
Aswad Fee
Puia
Lyman Papa
Shepardson Vincent
Conrad Marzano
Hickey Tell
Kuzara
Varony
Wast
Finast
Richmond
Mott's
Grand Union-Empire
Gerber's Baby Food
PHLCO
Rex
AGF
Pie
Delsey
Gan
Bowling Bulletin Board
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