Including ASA Borough of Queens, ASA Borough of Brooklyn, ASA Borough of Richmond-Staten Island, ASA Borough of Bronx, ASA Borough of Manhattan and ASA Westchester County
And Long Island Metro from 1960-1965
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FAST PITCH INFORMATION LISTED BELOW
1956-59, the New York City champ went to the Nationals
1961-1965, The New York City teams that won their respective Borough Tournaments, along with the Long Island teams that won their County Tournament and, along with the Westchester County champ played the NYC-LI Metropolitan Championship Tournament for the berth to the National -- The winner would be the New York City Metro Champ
1966 - Long Island and New York City split into 2 separate Metro Associations, each holding their own Championship Tournament to see who got the national berth.
From 1967 to the late 1970s-early 1980s, Both the New York City and Long Island teams would play in the Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament along with teams from Westchester County, New York State and New Jersey to get the National berth.
NEW YORK CITY ASA METRO COMMISSIONERS
Douglas Whitney 1937-1938
Carl Clausen 1939
James McCahill 1940-1941
Ernest Carroll 1942-1950
George Dickstein 1951-1954
Dan Belcastro 1955-1965
Vince Scamardella 1966-1980
Glen Payne 1981-1994
New York City Metro merged with Long Island Metro into ASA Southern New
York
ASA SOUTHERN NEW YORK
Glen Payne 1995-2021 retired
ASA Southern New York became USA Softball of New York City
USA SOFTBALL OF NEW YORK CITY
Mike Warner 2022-present
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New York City ASA Districts
NEW YROK CITY DISTRICT COMMISSIONER
Vince Scamardella 1966-2011
WESTCHESTER/ROCKLAND COUNTY DISTRICT
COMMISSIONERS
Don Risher 1955-1959
Joe Costine 1966-1971
Phil Kuritsky 1972-
Staten Island (District-1)
Vince Scamardella 1955-2011
John Gino 2012
Queens (District-2)
Bernie Beglane 1955-1965
Charles Imbergamo 1983-
Mike Kaplan 2012
Brooklyn (District-3)
Charles Dwyer 1955-1959
Charles McGuire 1960-1965
Mike Lisenco 1990
Mike Kaplan 2012
Manhattan (District-4)
Bob Seebach 1956-1959
Claude Feraud 1960-1965
Howard Johnson 2012
Bronx (District-5)
Dan DeDedo 1956-1959
John Bromm 1960-1965
John Romito 1966-1972
Howard Johnson 2012
Rockland County (District-6)
Brian Thomas 1986
Tony Milewski 2005
Westchester (District-7)
Don Risher 1955-1959
Phil Tasciotti 1960-1965
Joe Costine 1966-1971
Phil Kuritsky 1972-
Brian Thomas 1986
Year |
Class |
Champion (Borough/County listed if known) |
1956 |
Open |
Cincy Matthews Stoppers (36-14 record) -
invited to Open SP National as New York City representative 1956 ASA National - Cleveland, OH
|
1957 |
Open |
Cincy Matthews Stoppers (55-11 record)
- invited to Open SP National as
New
York City representative 1957 ASA National - Toledo, OH
|
Industrial |
NOTE - White Plains Police, White Plains -
invited to Industrial SP National as New York
STATE representative (beat Yonkers Police, Yonkers in the Westchester County ASA Industrial Tournament final) |
|
1958 |
Open |
Mickey Jay's Stape Darts
- invited to Open SP nationals as the
New York City
Champ
Matthews Tap Room Stoppers (50-8 record) -
invited to Open SP National as the second NYC
team.
1958 ASA National - Cleveland, OH ===============================================================================
NOTE - Black Sox, Scarsdale -
invited to Open SP National as New York STATE representative
1958 ASA National - Cleveland, OH
|
1959 |
Open |
Staten Island Stoppers (25-3 record)
- invited to Open SP nationals as the
New York City
Champ 1959 ASA National - Cleveland, OH =============================================================================== NOTE - Waljo Builders, Armonk (21-2
record) -
invited to Open SP National as New York STATE representative 1959 ASA National - Cleveland, OH Waljo Leading Hitters
|
Industrial |
U.S. Gypsum,
New Brighton-Staten Island - invited to
Industrial SP nationals as the New York City Champ) (defeated Con Edison in Staten Island ASA Industrial SP Championship) |
|
* From 1960 to 1965, NYC Metro included Five NYC
Boroughs and two Counties of Long Island - Note - Westchester County was included in both 1961 and 1962, before becoming part of NY State ASA
Original Commissioners of the NYC
Metro ASA Organization |
||
1960 |
Open |
Nassau Merchants, Wantagh, Long Island -
beat Nitehawks, Astoria-Queens
10-4 in final
1960 NYC Metro Final Standings-Jones
Beach, Wantagh
Teams
Game Scores ================================================== Nassau Merchants - pickup player - Lou Russo, Nighthawks
ASA National - Toledo 4th Place 5-2
(Game Scores - Nassau Merchants) NOTE - Lou Russo 3 HRs, Frank Arcoleo 7-8, Duke King 5-2 Pitching (in games with stats)
|
Industrial |
Grumman Aircraft, Bethpage-Long
Island
-beat Pepsi
Cola, Long Island City-Queens 8-4 in final
1960 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Jones
Beach, Wantagh
Staten Island ASA Industrial Tournament
- US Gypsum - (defeated Con Edison in the finals)
1960 Industrial NYC Metro - Jones Beach
|
|
1961 |
Open |
OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO -
Plateau AC, Maspeth-Queens
-beat
Hansen's Night Hawks, Manhattan 7-6 and 18-10 in finals
NOTE- Heavily favored Nighthawks lost
the first final 7-6 game to Plateau AC. The effect was so shocking,
that they lost the final championship game 18-10. Nighthawks beat
Plateau AC 8-6 in the opening game of the tournament. Plateau didn't
lose another game. The first game was tied 6-6 after 7 innings,
Plateau scored a run in the top of the eight on a triple by Eli
Drysten and he scored on an error on the throw. With one out in the
bottom of the eighth, Tony Cioffi singled for the Nighthawks. Zeke
Sinicola crushed a long drive to left center. Vince Branigan made a
great catch. Cioffi went back to first to tag up and was thrown out
on the relay from Branigan to Bob Beier to Mort Weinberg to end the
game as Lou Russo was on deck. The final game saw Branigan,
Weinberg, George O'Neil and Neil O'Neil all hit HRs for Plateau.
Mickey McGuire, who led the Jones Beach Slow Pitch in hitting with a
.705 average hit well for Musicaros, but it wasn't enough 1961 NYC Metro Final
Standings-Jones Beach, Wantagh Teams Game Scores ================================================== ASA National – Louisville, KY –
2nd Place 5-2 (Game Scores - Plateau AC) ASA All Americans
|
Industrial |
Grumman Aircraft, Bethpage-Long
Island -
beat Republic Aviation, Farmingdale-Long
Island 7-6 in final
1961 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Jones
Beach, Wantagh
Staten Island ASA Industrial Tournament
- US Gypsum- (defeated Wallersteins in the finals) - neither
team could attend
1961 Industrial NYC Metro
??? USG - Pepsi 13-1 (Dan Butler 2 HRs, 4 RBIs)
|
|
1962 |
Open |
OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO -
Plateau AC, Maspeth-Queens
-beat
Hansen's Night Hawks, Manhattan 7-6 in final
NOTE- Hansen's Nighthawks eliminated
Musicaro 6-5 and then won a tight 8-6 victory over Midtown Rams to
get to the finals against unbeaten Plateau
1962 NYC Metro Final
Standings-Jones Beach, Wantagh Teams
Game Scores ================================================== ASA National – Cleveland, OH – 3rd
Place 6-2 (Game Scores – Plateau AC) ASA All
Americans
|
Industrial |
Grumman Aircraft, Bethpage-Long
Island -
beat Republic Aviation, Farmingdale-Long
Island 8-5
1962 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Jones
Beach, Wantagh Staten Island ASA Industrial Tournament - US Gypsum- (defeated Wallersteins in the finals) - both teams invited to the Metro
1962 Industrial NYC Metro
62 IND
|
|
1963 |
Open |
OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO - Babylon
Republican Club, Lindenhurst-Long Island - beat Shar-Don
Plumbing, Freeport-Long Island 11-1 NOTE- Shar-Dons upset Nighthawks 8-7 on opening night. Zeke Sinicola hit 2 HRs for the Nighthawks in the loss to Shar-Dons. Shar-Dons were led By Al "Tootsie" Thompson and future NFL player, John Niland, who both homered twice The Babylon Republican Club was quietly winning there games. George Schroeder led the BRC to its first win (10-3 over Ted's Place) with a double, triple and a home run with 5 RBIs. In BRC's next game, Cliff White's 3-run homer was the difference in the 6-3 win over the Midtown Rams. In the Winner's Bracket final, BRC defeated Shar-Dons 12-11. They trailed 10-1 and came back to win. They scored 4 runs in the fourth inning and 5 runs in the 5th inning, highlighted by Jud Horgan's grand slam. Shar-Don got one back in the 6th inning to take a 11-10 lead. Back to back HRs by Frank Grasso and Gus Sancimino in the bottom of the 6th gave BRC their winning margin. In the loser's bracket, the Nighthawks stayed alive as they eliminated Plateau AC 7-3 on the strength of Lou Russo and Rocky Salice, who both hit HRs and had 2 RBIs. Salice hit a two run Homer in the bottom of the 7th to beat Ted's Place 5-4. Shar-Don's then eliminated Hansen's Nighthawks behind 2 more HRs by John Niland. Shar-Don’s had to defeat BRC twice. The Championship game was all Rocco Riccobono again as he pitched the BRC to the Metro title with an 11-1 Victory over Shar-Don's. BRC was led by Gus Sancimino and Jud Hogan, who both hit 2 Homers. Riccobono pitched a 6-0 one-hit shutout over Plateau AC earlier in the tournament.
1963 NYC Metro Final Standings-Jones
Beach, Wantagh
Teams
|
Industrial |
Grumman Aircraft, Bethpage-Long Island
- beat U.S. Gypsum, Staten Island 25-3 in
final
1963 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-New Dorp Field, Staten Island Staten Island ASA Industrial Tournament - US Gypsum- (defeated Wallersteins in the finals)
1963 Industrial NYC Metro
Slo-Pitch Industrial League Jones Beach
|
|
1964 |
Open |
1964 OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO Musicaro Foods, Massapequa-Long Island
- beat County Sports, Levittown-Long
Island 10-6 in final NOTE- Depending on which way the wind was blowing at Jones Beach determined whether the game was going to have a football score or not. Especially when the Power of Musicaro's Jim Galloway, Bob Schugman and Oscar Steadman
goes up against the likes of Cliff White
and Ray Frisch. 1964 NYC Metro Final
Standings-Jones Beach, Wantagh
Teams
|
Industrial |
Pepsi-Cola, Long Island City-Queens
- beat Long Island
Lighting, Hicksville-Long Island 11-7
1964 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Cantiague
Park-Hicksville Staten Island ASA Industrial Tournament - US Gypsum- (defeated Wallersteins in the finals)
1964 Industrial NYC Metro
1964 Ind
|
|
1965 |
Open |
1965 OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO Musicaro
Foods, Massapequa-Long Island
-
beat Mousetrap, Rockville Centre-Long Island 17-8 in final NOTE- County Sports added former professional football player Bill Brown who was an absolute beast on the mound and also averaged 2 hits and a HR a game for the Levittown squad. Add that to the already impressive power ot Ray Frisch and Cliff White and this team seems unbeatable. But something happened on the way to the finals. They got caught in a Mousetrap and finished up a disappointing 5th place. With Duke King pitching and Jim Galloway hitting the ball in orbit, Musicaro's
romped to their second straight NYC
Metro Crown. Oscar Steadman and Lou Russo also came up big at the
plate. 1965 NYC Metro Final Standings-New
Dorp Field, Staten Island
1965 Teams
|
Industrial |
Grumman Aircraft, Bethpage-Long
Island -
beat Long Island Lighting,
Hicksville-Long Island 21-3 in final
1965 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Cantiague
Park, Hicksville Staten Island ASA Industrial Tournament - US Gypsum- (defeated Chiver's Bookbinding in the finals)
1965 Ind Met at Hicksville
pan am - west elec 9-5 grumm - Lundy 14-3 NPD - Lafayette 10-4
|
|
* Starting in 1966, New York City had its own ASA Metro Association separate from Long Island ASA. Both Champs went to the ASA Open Nationals in 1966. Starting in 1967, Region 10 was formed. The region was comprised of Metro Long Island ASA and Metro New York City ASA and only the Regional Champ received a berth to the Open National SP Championships | ||
1966 |
Open |
1966 OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO Titans, Sunnyside-Queens
- beat Climatic Air Rams, Astoria-Queens 2-1
and 5-2 in finals
NOTE - The Titans came back to defeat
the Mid-Town Rams twice in the finals to win the NYC Metro
Championship. 1966 NYC Metro Final Standings-New
Dorp Field, Staten Island Teams
1966 NYC Metro - New Dorp
Field-Staten Island -
|
Industrial |
Pepsi-Cola, Long Island City-Queens
- beat Pan American Airways, Queens 13-4 in final
1966 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-held
at ???? Aug 13-14 (8 teams total)
Pepsi (4-0)
|
|
* Starting in 1967, ASA Metros New York City and Long Island played a Regional Tournament for a berth to National (For Open Slow Pitch Only, Industrial started their regionals later on) | ||
1967 |
Open |
1967 OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO Pal Joey's
Restaurant, Staten Island
-
beat Plateau AC Club, Maspeth-Queens 1-0 in final 1967 NYC Metro Final Standings-New Dorp Field, Staten Island Teams
|
Industrial |
US Gypsum, Staten Island
- beat Pepsi-Cola, Long island City, Queens 3-2
1967 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Charles
Memorial Park-Howard
Beach-Queens
1967 - Howard Beach-Queens
|
|
1968 | Open |
1968 OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO
Climatic Air Rams, Manhattan
-
beat Ruth's Tavern (Plateau AC), Maspeth-Queens 11-6 in final 1968 NYC Metro Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
Climatic Air Rams, Manhattan
- won Regional; beat Wantagh Hotel,
Wantagh-Long Island 12-11 in final 1968 New York City-Long Island
Region-10 Championship - Travis Field-Staten Island
Teams
1968 ASA
Nationals - Climatic Air Rams, 13th, 2-2
|
Industrial |
Pepsi-Cola, Long Island City-Queens -
beat
U.S. Gypsum, Staten Island
1968 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Charles
Memorial Park-Howard
Beach-Queens 1968 - NYC Ind
Maritime AA VS Seaboard
1968 NYC Ind Metro - Howard Beach Queens |
|
1969 | ||
Open |
1969 OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO Ruth's Tavern, Flushing-Queens
-
beat LiGreci's Restaurant, Staten Island 6-4 in final 1969 NYC Metro Final
Standings-Travis Field-Staten Island
|
|
Industrial |
US Gypsum, Staten Island -
beat Pan American Airways, Queens
1969 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
1969 - SI
|
|
1970 | ||
Open |
OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO Garden Lounge
(Rams),
Astoria-Queens -
beat Erie Basin Terminal, Brooklyn 14-4 in final 1970 NYC Metro Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
|
|
Industrial |
Pepsi Cola, Long Island City-Queens -
beat Pan American Airways, Queens
1970 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
|
|
1971 | ||
Open |
OPEN NEW YORK CITY METRO Mascarella
Excavating, Brooklyn -
beat Candlelight Lounge (Rams), Astoria-Queens 14-13 in final 1971 NYC Metro Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
|
|
Industrial |
Pepsico,
Long Island City-Queens
- no info on if there was a NYC Metro Industrial Tournament |
|
1972 | ||
Major |
1972 OPEN MAJOR NEW YORK CITY METRO
Third Avenue
Pub, Queens -
beat Tom DeLisa's, Staten Island 18-5 in final 1972 NYC Metro Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
|
|
Class-A |
1972 CLASS-A NEW YORK CITY METRO N/A - there was no separate Class-A event held in NYC Corner Distributors, Bronx - were invited to first ASA "Class-A" national as the NYC Metro Representative
Class-A ASA Nationals - Corner Distributors, Bronx, NY - 17th 1-2
|
|
Industrial |
Pan American Airlines,
Jamaica Queens
- no info on if there was a NYC Metro
Industrial Tournament
|
|
1973 | Major |
1973 OPEN MAJOR NEW YORK CITY METRO
Third Avenue Pub, Queens
-
beat Devines, Bronx in final 1973 NYC Metro Final Standings
-Garden City Complex-Queens
|
Class-A |
1973 CLASS-A NEW YORK CITY METRO Corner Distributors, Bronx
- Roman Carousel, Bayside-Queens 5-3 in final
NOTE - CHANGE in FORMAT (form
1973 and 1974 Only) - 8 teams were seeded, 2 from Each Borough (Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn and
Bronx). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1973 Class-A NYC Metro Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
Class-A ASA Nationals - Corner Distributers, Bronx, NY - 5th, 3-2
|
|
Industrial |
Pan American Airlines,
Jamaica-Queens
- no info on if there was a NYC Metro
Industrial Tournament
|
|
1974 | Major |
1974 OPEN MAJOR NEW YORK CITY METRO Third Avenue Pub, Queens - (unopposed - only Major team in NYC) - (Qualified, but did not go to Region-10 Tournament)
|
Class-A |
1974 CLASS-A NEW YORK CITY METRO Roman Carousel, Bayside-Queens
- beat Hillbar, Flushing-Queens
17-6 in final
NOTE - CHANGE in FORMAT (form
1973 and 1974 Only) - 8 teams were seeded, 2 from Each Borough (Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn and
Bronx). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1974 Class-A NYC Metro Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
1974 NYC Metro - SI
Roman Carousel
- 15th, 3-2 (incomplete)
Christy’s Cleaners, White Plains, NY - 33rd
- 1-2 (incomplete) - Went as the NY State Champ
|
|
Industrial |
Pan American Airlines, Jamaica-Queens
- no info on if there was a NYC Metro
Industrial Tournament
|
|
1975 | ||
Major |
1975 OPEN MAJOR NEW YORK CITY METRO N/A - no Major teams in NYC
|
|
Class-A |
1975 CLASS-A NEW YORK CITY METRO Roman Carousel, Bayside-Queens
- Pepsico, Staten Island
23-6 in final 1975 Class-A NYC Metro Final Standings-Staten
Island Sports Complex
ASA Class-A National - Roman Carousel -
24th - 3-2
|
|
Industrial |
Pan American Airlines, Jamiaca-Queens
- no info on if there was a NYC Metro
Industrial Tournament
|
|
1976 | ||
Major |
1976 OPEN MAJOR NEW YORK CITY METRO N/A - no Major teams in NYC
|
|
Class-A |
1976 CLASS-A NEW YORK CITY METRO Roman Carousel, Bayside-Queens
- Corner Distributors,
Bronx 10-2 in final 1976 Class-A NYC Metro Final Standings-Travis
Field-Staten Island
ASA Class-A National - Roman Carousel - 3rd
- 5-2
|
|
Industrial |
Pan American Airlines, Queens
-
beat New York City Police Department, Manhattan -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1976 NYC Industrial Metro Final Standings
|
|
1977 | Major |
1977 OPEN MAJOR NEW YORK CITY METRO N/A - no Major teams in NYC from here on out
|
Class-A |
1977 CLASS-A NEW YORK CITY METRO Ferry Inn Brothers, Yonkers - beat
Roman Carousel, Queens 20-10 in final NOTE - Westchester/Rockland County ASA District Tournament -
Ferry Inn Brothers, Yonkers, NY defeated Christy's, White Plains,
NY -
Ferry Inn Brothers Qualified for NYC Metro
1977 Class-A NYC Metro -
Travis Field-Staten
Island
1977 A Metro ================================================================================================== NOTE - ASA National now made made all state and metro Champs play in the Regional Tournament to determine who qualifies for the Class-A National Championship. MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL (Region-2) CHAMPIONSHIP included teams from NYC Metro LI Metro, NY, State, NJ State, Metro, Rochester-NY, Metro Buffalo-NY, Metro Newark-NJ, Metro Jersey City-NJ and the Defending Region Champ and also also a Host team. The Top two teams were eligible to go to the C;ass-A Open SP National. ==================================================================================================
CLASS-A MID ATLANTIC REGIONAL
Trenton Capitals, Trenton, NJ
- beat Levittown Legion, Levittown,
NY 11-4 in final
1977 Class-A Mid-Atlantic
Regional-Baldwin, NY
|
|
Industrial |
Seven-Up, New Rochelle - beat Police
Benevolent Association (PBA), Manhattan-NYC
1977 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings - Delfino
Park, White Plains
1977 Metro Industrial NYC
|
|
1978 | Class-A |
CLASS-A NEW YORK CITY METRO Ferry Inn Brothers, Yonkers - beat
Christy's Cleaners, White Plains 9-13
and 16-6 in
final.
1978 Class-A NYC Metro - Staten
Island
1978 NYC Metro
1978 Class-A Mid Atlantic Regional
- Staten Island, NY
1978 A Regional at Staten Island
ASA Class-A National -
Corner Distributors - 37th, 0-2 L ?-? - ? L ?-? - ?
|
Industrial |
New York City PBA, Manhattan - beat
7-up, New Rochelle 9-0 in final
1978 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings
- Harbor Island Field - Mamoroneck
78 District Metro Ind - Harbor
Island-Mamaroneck
|
|
1979 | Class-A |
CLASS-A NEW YORK CITY METRO Local #456 Brothers, Yonkers - beat
Carmines, Brooklyn 22-7
1979 NYC Metro Open 1978
and NYC Metro was supposed to be held At Travis Field in Staten
Island. They did not
1979 ASA Class-A NYC Metro - Harbor
Island Field - Mamoroneck
1979 NYC Metro
1979 Class-A Mid Atlantic Regional
- Rochester, NY FINAL
1979 ASA Class-A Nationals
|
Industrial |
Technicon, Tarrytown - beat
General Foods Generals, White Plains 5-3
in finals
1979 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings
- Harbor Island Field - Mamoroneck
|
|
1980 | Class-A |
Christys Cleaners, White Plains -
beat Brothers AC, Yonkers 10-9 in final
1980 Class-A NYC Metro - Harbor
Island Field - Mamoroneck
1980 Class A Metro Mamoronek, Harbor
Island
1980 Class-A Mid-Atlantic Regional
- Poughkeepsie, NY
ASA Class-A Nationals - Christy’s White Plains, NY - 17th -
2-2
|
Industrial |
Seven-Up, New Rochelle - beat
Technicon, Tarrytown 4-3 in final
1980 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings-Harbor
Island Field - Mamoroneck
1980 IND Metro
1980 Industrial Regional - Livingston
NJ
|
|
Industrial-A | New York City PBA, Manhattan | |
1981 | Class-A |
Corner Distributors, Bronx
-
beat Time Out Brothers AC, Yonkers 18-14 in final
1981 Class-A NYC Metro - Staten
Island
1981 Metro A - SI
1981 Mid Atlantic
Regional-Lackawanna/Buffalo, NY
Game Scores
1981 ASA Class-A Nationals - Time
Out/Brothers - 9th - 3-2
|
Industrial |
N/A MVP - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1981 NYC Metro Industrial Final Standings 2. Technicon, Tarrytown, NY
REGIONAL
1981 - Hicksville
|
|
1982 | Class-A |
Brooksville Electric, Port Chester -
beat Corner Distributors, Bronx 25-16 and 33-14 in finals
1982 Class-A NYC Metro - Staten
Island
1982 Metro
1982 Class-A Mid-Atlantic Regional - Brigantine, NJ
1982 Regional A - Brigantine, NJ - 10
Teams
ASA Class-A Nationals
Brothers, Yonkers, NY
|
1983 | Class-A |
Corner Distributors, Bronx - won unopposed (Time Out Brothers was Defending Regional Champ and did not have to play in the Metro)
1983 Class-A NYC Metro -not held
1983 Class-A Mid-Atlantic Regional - Poughkeepsie
1. (New York City Metro Champ) - Corner Distributors, Bronx, NY
ASA Class-A Nationals
1983 Class-A Nationals
|
1984 | Class-A |
Time-Out/Jo-Mac Brothers, Yonkers -
(Only Class-A Team) - won NYC Metro unopposed
Note - Corner Distributors changed sponsors in 1984 - Brody's, Atlantic City,NJ
ASA Class-A Nationals - Time Out
Brothers, Yonkers, NY - 25th - 1-2
|
1985 | Class-A |
Time-Out/Jo-Mac Brothers, Yonkers -
(Only Class-A Team) - won NYC Metro unopposed
1985 Class-A Mid-Atlantic Regional -
Uniondale, NY
1985 A Regional
ASA Class-A Nationals - Time Out/JoMac
Brothers, Yonkers, NY - 9th - 3-2
|
Class-B |
One Stop Deli, White Plains -
(Co-Champs) Salem Liquors, South Salem - (Co-Champs) |
|
Class-C | Joe's Planet, NYC | |
1986 | Class-A |
Jo-Mac Brothers, Yonkers - (Only Class-A Team) - won NYC Metro unopposed
Won USSSA Class-A NIT and decided on going to USSSA Class-A Worlds
|
Class-B | Briar Contracting, Yonkers - beat Blue Steel 9-4 and 5-4 (MVP-Rich Giner 14-20, .700) | |
Class-C | Wood Butchers, Lewisboro | |
1987 | Class-A |
Jo-Mac Brothers, Yonkers
-
(Only Class-A Team) - won NYC Metro unopposed-
(went to national)
1987 Class-A Region2/3 Metro Atlantic - Richmond,
VA
1987 Class-A Mid Atlantic -Atlantic
City, NJ
ASA Class-A National - Jo-Mac Brothers,
Yonkers, NY - 13th - 3-2
|
Class-B | N/A- No info | |
Class-C | N/A- No info | |
1988 | Class-A |
Brothers, Yonkers |
Class-B | Niles Insurance, Brooklyn | |
Class-C | Four Winds, Manhattan | |
1989 | Class-A |
Brothers, Yonkers |
Class-B | N/A- No info | |
Class-C | N/A- No info | |
1990 | Class-A | N/A- No "A" teams |
Class-B | N/A- No info | |
Class-C | N/A- No info | |
1991 | Class-A | N/A- No "A" teams |
Class-B | N/A- No info | |
Class-C | N/A- No info | |
1992 | Class-A | Michael's Club West, Port Chester - (went to 'A' national) |
Class-B | N/A- No info | |
Class-C | N/A- No info | |
1993 | Class-A | Bank of New York, Tarrytown - (went to 'A' national) |
Class-B | N/A- No info | |
Class-C | N/A- No info | |
1994 | Class-A | Bank of New York, Tarrytown - (went to 'A' national) |
Class-B | N/A- No info | |
Class-C | N/A- No info | |
1995 | ****** | ASA Metro New York City was incorporated into the ASA of Southern NY (SoNY) |
Here are New York City Area Teams that played in Nationals up to 2000.
1995 | A | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) |
B | ? | |
C | ? | |
1996 | A | ? |
B | Barchella's Fellas, Port Chester - (went to 'B' national) | |
C | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) | |
1997 | A | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) |
B | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) | |
C | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) | |
1998 | A | Barchells's Fellas/Easton, Port Chester - (went to 'A' national) |
B | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) | |
C | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) | |
1999 | A | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) |
B | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) | |
C | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) | |
2000 | A | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) |
B | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) | |
C | N/A - No info - (no team went to National) |
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New York City Men's FAST PITCH
Champs (NYC Metro and Long Island)
(Mid-Atlantic Regionals started in 1942 included, NYC, NY-State, NJ-State,
Newark)
1935 Worsted Yarns, Brooklyn. NYC beat ???? - (NYC Metro) - (went to national,
0-1)
1936 Brighton Beach Baths, Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, NYC beat ???? - (NYC Metro) - (went to national, 1-1) - Pitchers-Lou
Cantor and Harry Silvers
1937 Rutland Wildcats, Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, NYC beat ???? - (NYC
Metro) - (went to national, 0-1) - Pitchers-Lou Cantor and Sol
Goldstein
1938 Dan Parker's Ten, Manhattan beat Bronx Franklins - (NYC Metro) - (did not attend
national) - WP-Ciccotelli
1939 Dan Parker's Ten, Brooklyn, NYC beat ???? - (NYC Metro) - (did not
attend national)
1940 St. Joan of Arc, Jackson Heights, Queens, NYC beat Grumman Yankees,
Bethpage, Nassau, LI - (NYC Metro) - (went to national, 0-1) - Pitchers-Tom Ganley beat Roy Stephenson
1941 Grumman Yankees, Bethpage, Nassau, LI beat St. Joan of Arc, Jackson
Heights, Queens - (went to national, 0-1) - Pitcher-Roy
Stephenson beat Tom Ganley 1-0 (Stephensen had 13 Ks)
NOTE - ASA National divided the country up into 14 Separate Regions including the Canada Champion, and no longer was the State or Metropolitan Champ automatically qualified for the National Championship. The State and Metro Champs had to enter a Regional Tournament with other champs from their region with THAT winner qualified for National Play. New York City Metro was part of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Area which encompasses the Champs from New York State, New Jersey State, New York City Metro, Metro Rochester-NY, Metro Buffalo-NY and Metro Newark-NJ
1942 Ellis Island Coast
Guard, NYC beat Bendix Marine- (NYC Metro) - Coast Guard (lost in Regional
final)
- Pitcher-Roy Stephenson was picked up from Grumman (3-1) (would be stationed in the US Navy in Hawaii
until 1945)
1942 Regional at Elizabeth, NJ
Round Robin, 2 game knockout
Ellis Island - Phelps-Dodge 1-0 (WP-Stephenson)
Johns Brothers - Lodi Rigers 2-1
Kodak - Johns Brothers 1-0 (WP-Gears no hitter, 8 Ks)
Ellis Island - Johns Brothers 6-0 (WP-Stephenson)
Lodi Rigers - Phelps-Dodge 2-1
Kodak - Lodi Rigers (7-0 forfeit)
Championship (last 2 teams remaining)
Kodak - Ellis Island 1-0 (Gears-WP, Stephenson-LP 1 hitter)
Ellis Island - Kodak Park 1-0 (11 inn-WP-Stephenson, LP Gears)
Kodak Park - Ellis Island 6-4 (WP-Wiltzeman, LP-Stephenson)
Standings
1 Kodak Park (NY) 4-1 -Gears 2-1, Wiltzeman 1-0
2 Ellis Island Coast Guard (NYC) 3-2 -Stephenson 3-2
3 John Brothers, Wilmington (DE) 1-2
4 Lodi Rigers Sports Shop, Hackensack (NJ) 1-2
5 Phelps-Dodge, Elizabeth (Host) 0-2
1943 Ellis Island Coast Guard, NYC beat
Liberty Aircraft Cardinals, Farmingdale, Nassau, LI -
(NYC Metro) - Ted Gearon (2-0), Whitey Harrell (0-1) - Coast Guard (3rd in Regional) - Pitcher-Whitey Harrell (0-1)
NOTE - Grumman Yankees did not field a team in 1943
1943 Regional at Queens, NY
Ellis Island - Westinghouse, Newark (7-0 F)
Phelps-Dodge - Liberty 3-2 (12inn)
Kodak - Ellis Island 4-2 (WP-Gears, LP-Whitey Harrell)
Championship
Kodak - Phelps-Dodge 2-1 (WP-Gears)
Standings
1 Kodak Park, Rochester (NY) 2-0 -Gears 2-0
2 Phelps-Dodge, Elizabeth (NJ) 1-1
3 Ellis Island Coast Guard (NYC) 1-1 -Harrell 0-1
4 Liberty Aircraft (Host) 0-1 -Kniesch 0-1
5 Westinghouse (Newark) 0-1
1944 Liberty Aircraft Cardinals, Farmingdale, Nassau, LI beat
Grumman Plant 3, Farmingdale, NYC- (NYC Metro) - Liberty Aircraft (lost in Regional
final) -
Pitcher-Carl Kniesch (2-1 and Tommy Long (1-0)
NOTE - Grumman Yankees did not field a team in 1943
1944 Regional at Rochester, NY
Kodak Park - US Hoffman 7-3 (WP-Gears)
Kodak Park - Gleasons 5-0 (WP-Gears)
Liberty - Elastic Nut 3-0 (WP-Carl Kniesch, no hitter)
Liberty - Walter Kidde 8-0 (WP-Tom Long)
Championship
Kodak Park - Liberty 7-0 (WP-Gears, LP-Kniesch)
Standings
1 Kodak Park, Rochester (Defending champ) 3-0 -Gears 3-0
2 Liberty Aircraft, Farmingdale (NYC) 2-1 -Kniesch 2-1, Long 1-0
3 Walter Kidde, Bloomfield (Newark) 0-1
4 Gleasons, Rochester (Host) 0-1
5 Elastic Stop Nut, Elizabeth (NJ) 0-1
5 US Hoffman, Syracuse (NY) 0-1
1945 Grumman Wildcats, Bethpage, Nassau, LI beat Liberty Aircraft
Cardinals 2-1 - Tommy Long beat Carl Kniesch in 24 innings - (NYC Metro) - Grumman (lost in Regional final) - Pitchers-Tommy Long (1-1) and Carl Kniesch (1-0)
1945 Regional at Rochester, NY
Kodak Park - Hoffmans 5-1 (WP-Gears)
Grumman Wildcats - V-Fives, Plainfield 2-1 (WP-Tom Long)
Ritters - Kodak Park 3-2 (23inn) (WP-Pete Verspille, LP-Gears)
Grumman Wildcats - Butera's, Newark 8-1 (WP-Kniesch)
Championship
Ritters - Grumman Wildcats 2-1 (WP-Pete Verspille, LP-Long)
Standings
1 Ritter Dental, Rochester (Host) 2-0 -Pete Verspille 2-0
2 Grumman Wildcats, Farmingdale (NYC) 2-1 -Tom Long 1-1, Kniesch 1-0
3 Kodak Park, Rochester (Defending Champ) 1-1
4 Butera's (Newark) 0-1
5 V-Fives, Plainfield (NJ) 0-1
5 US Hoffman, Syracuse (NY) 0-1
1945 ASA Eastern
Industrial Championship at Newark, NJ
There is also a Western Industrial Championship being held in Detroit,
MI (Zollner Pistons of Fort Wayne, IN won). The ASA decided in 1945 to
leave One at-large berth open for the ASA National Industrial Champion.
The East champ will play the West champ in a 'play-in' game at the ASA
Nationals.
Winners Bracket
Grumman - Singer 1-0 (WP-Vinnie Costa)
Phelps - Walter Kidde 11-6
Phelps - Grumman 7-1 (LP-Tommy Long)
Losers Bracket
Walter Kidde - Singer
Grumman - Walter Kidde 6-0 (WP-Vinnie Costa)
Championship
Phelps - Grumman 4-3 (LP-Vinnie Costa)
Standings
1 Phelps Dodge Co., Elizabeth, NJ 3-0
2 Grumman Aircraft, Bethpage, NY 2-2 -Vinnie Costa 2-1, Tommy Long 0-1
3 Walter Kidde & Company, Belleville, NJ 1-2
4 Singer Sewing Machine, Elizabeth, NJ 0-2
1946 Grumman Yankees, Bethpage, Nassau, LI beat Long Island City Athletics, Queens, NYC - (NYC Metro Open) - Pitcher-Roy Stephenson (3-0) - Grumman (won Regional final over Elmira NY Lions) - Pitcher Roy Stephenson (3-0)
1947 Grumman Yankees, Bethpage, Nassau, LI beat Evans Dairy, Rockville Centre, Nassau, LI (NYC Metro) - Grumman (won Regional final over 5V Bottlers, North Plainfield, NJ) - Pitcher Roy Stephenson (3-0)
1948 Loyolas, Hicksville,
Nassau, LI beat Astoria Willows, Astoria, Queens, NYC (NYC Metro) - (lost in Regional)
- Pitcher Bill Bordiuk (0-2)
NOTE - in 1948, Grumman did not have to play in the NYC Metro as they were
host team for the Regional Tournament. Grumman (won Regional final
over Bergens, Plainfield, NJ)
Pitchers
Roy Stephenson (2-0, 39 Ks, no hitter) and Jim Chambers (2-0, 2 no hitters)
1949 Grumman Yankees, Bethpage, Nassau, LI beat (See Note) - (NYC
Metro) -Grumman (won Regional final over Charlotte Merchants,
Rochester, NY) - Pitchers
Roy Stephenson (4-0)
NOTE - in 1949, Grumman was undefeated in the Metro Tournament waiting for
the semi-final game to complete to determine who they would have to face.
Rains washed out the tournament and ASA officials agreed to let the Grumman
Yankees represent the MYC Metro at the Regionals. Astoria Willows, Astoria,
Queens, NYC was to play Botto Brothers, Hicksville, Nassau, LI.
1950 Grumman Yankees, Bethpage, Nassau, LI
beat St. Demetrious, Astoria, Queens, NYC- (NYC Metro) - Grumman (won Regional
final over Hauck's, Buffalo, NY)
Pitchers
Roy Stephenson (3-1, no hitter) and Ollie Johnston (1-0, no hitter)
1951 Grumman Yankees, Bethpage, Nassau, LI
beat New Rochelle Royals, Westchester, NYC - (NYC Metro) - Grumman (won Regional
final over Sampson AFB Sabres, Geneva, NY)
Pitchers
Roy Stephenson 4-0 and Ollie Johnston (0-0)
1952 Manhasset Sports Shop,
Manhasset, Nassau, LI beat Namcross, Brooklyn, NYC - (NYC Metro) - (lost in Regional)
- Pitcher Chick Talgo (0-2) -
Mt. Carmel Guild, Jersey City defeated Kodak Park, Rochester in Regional
Final
NOTE - Hammer Michino and Dick Surhoff (2-0, 14 IP, 14 Ks) pitched for the Mt. Carmel Guild squad.
NOTE - The Grumman Yankees disbanded
prior to the 1952 season
1953 DeJur Cameramen, Long Island City, Queens, NYC
beat Post City Construction, Massapequa, Nassau, LI - (NYC
Metro) - DeJur (3rd in Regional) - Pitchers-
Ollie Johnston (1-1) and Roy Stephenson (1-1)
NOTE - Roy Stephenson pitched for Post City all season and was a pickup for
DeJur for the Regional tournament -
Rochester Radio, Rochester defeated Kodak Park, Rochester in Regional
Final
1954 DeJur Cameramen-Amscos,
Long Island City, Queens, NYC beat Lindenhurst Sailors, Lindenhurst,
Suffolk, LI - (NYC Metro) - DeJur-Amsco (won Regional final over
Mount Carmel Club, Jersey City, NJ)
Pitchers
Roy Stephenson 2-0 (29 Ks, no hitter) and Ollie Johnston (2-0, 26 Ks)
NOTE - Roy Stephenson pitched for Lindenhurst Sailors all season and in the
Metro and was a
pickup for DeJur for the Regional tournament
1955 Brooklyn Farragutt Pools, Brooklyn, NYC
beat Meenan Oilers, Levittown, Nassau, LI
(NYC Metro) - Farragutt (lost in Regional)
- Pitcher-George 'Red' Hugue
(2-2)
NOTE - in 1955, DeJur-Amscos did not have to play in the NYC Metro as they
were defending champs for the Regional Tournament. DeJur (lost in Regional
final to Eastman Kodak, Rochester, NY)
Pitchers
Roy Stephenson (1-1) and Ollie Johnston (2-1, no hitter)
1956 Meenan Oilers,
Levittown, Nassau, LI - (NYC Metro) beat DeJur-Amscos (NYC Metro) -
Meenan Oilers (won Regional final over Burry Biscuit, Elizabeth, NJ)
- Pitchers Dick Surhoff (3-0) and
Roy Stephenson (1-0)
NOTE - Roy Stephenson pitched for Dejur Camera all season and was a pickup
for Meenan for the Regional tournament
1957 DeJur Cameramen-Amscos,
Long Island City, Queens, NYC beat Musicaro Restaurant, Massapequa, Nassau,
LI (NYC Metro) - DeJur-Amsco (won Regional final over Eastman
Kodak, Rochester, NY)
DeJur Pitchers
Roy Stephenson 2-0, Ollie Johnston (1-1) and Chick Talgo (1-0)
NOTE - Ollie Johnston was a pickup player from Musicaro Restaurant.
NOTE - Meenan Oilers, Levittown, Nassau, LI went to Regional as defending
champ, did not have to play in the Metro. (lost in Regional) - Pitchers Joe
Smith (1-1), Russ Riley (1-0) and Norman McClendan (0-1)
1958 Musicaro Restaurant,
Massapequa, Nassau, LI beat Meenan
Oilers, Levittown, Nassau, LI -
(NYC Metro) - Musicaro (lost in Regional)
- Pitcher Ollie Johnston (2-2)
NOTE - DeJur-Amscos, Queens, NYC went to Regional as defending champ,
did not have to play in the Metro.
DeJur-Amsco (won Regional final over Burry Biscuit, Elizabeth, NJ) -
Pitcher Roy Stephenson (3-0)
NOTE - Roy Stephenson won the first game in the Regional tournament
5-2 in 19 innings, He had 30 Strike Outs. (Dick Surhoff 0-1, Jerry Fleming
1-0)
1959 Meenan Oilers,
Levittown, Nassau, LI beat Tuck Tape, New Rochelle, Westchester (NYC Metro)
- Meenan (lost in Regional) - Pitchers
Russ Riley (1-0) and Dick Surhoff (0-2)
NOTE - DeJur-Amscos went to Regional as defending champ, did not have
to play in the Metro. DeJur-Amsco (won Regional final over Musicaro's)
- Pitchers Roy Stephenson (3-0, 3 shutouts), Jerry Fleming (1-0)
NOTE - Dan Kelly, DeJur (1B)
was the Regional MVP (8-14, .571)
NOTE - Musicaro Restaurant, Massapequa, LI went to Regional as host
team, did not have to play in the Metro. Musicaro (lost in Regional final
to DeJur) - Pitchers Ollie Johnston (4-1, 3 shutouts) and Joe Smith (0-1)
1960 Meenan Oilers,
Levittown, Nassau, LI beat Thunderbirds, Brooklyn (NYC Metro) - Mennan (lost in Regional)
- Pitchers Joe Smith (0-2) and Wayne
Jaeckle (1-0)
NOTE - DeJur-Amscos, Queens, NYC went to Regional as defending champ,
did not have to play in the Metro. DeJur-Amsco (won Regional final
over Polish Falcons, Trenton, NJ)
Pitchers Herb Dudley (1-1), Roy Stephenson
(2-0) and Jerry Fleming (1-0)
NOTE - Musicaro Restaurant, Massapequa, LI was host team for
National, did not have to play Metro or Regional - Pitcher Ollie Johnston
1961 Meenan Oilers,
Levittown, Nassau, LI beat Terminal Bag, Bronx (NYC Metro) - Meenan (lost in Regional)
- Pitchers Guy Sparrow (1-1) and
Skippy Carlson (0-1)
NOTE - DeJur-Amscos, Queens, NYC went to Regional as defending champ,
did not have to play in the Metro. DeJur-Amsco (won Regional final
over Local 55 Climate Controllers,
Huntington, Suffolk, LI)
Pitchers - Dick Surhoff-MVP
(3-1) and Roy Stephenson (1-0)
NOTE - Local 55 Climate Controllers, Huntington, Suffolk, LI was host
team for Regional, did not have to play in the Metro - Pitcher Ollie
Johnston-(MV Pitcher) (3-1) and Jerry Fleming (0-1)
1962 Nassau Democrats,
East Meadow, Nassau,
LI beat Local 55 Climate Controllers, Huntington, Suffolk, LI
(NYC Metro) - Democrats (lost in Regional)
- Pitcher Guy Sparrow (0-2)
NOTE - DeJur-Amscos, Queens, NYC went to Regional as defending champ,
did not have to play in the Metro. DeJur-Amsco (won Regional final
over Hawthorn Chevrolet, Paterson,
NJ)
Pitchers - Dick Surhoff
(3-0) and Larry Egan (1-0)
NOTE - Gene Roberti, DeJur
was the Regional MVP (5-11, .455)
1963 Local 138 Engineers, Levittown, Nassau, LI beat
Regis Florists, Queens, NYC (NYC Metro)
- Local 138 (lost in Regional final
to Local 55) - Pitcher Herb Dudley (4-2)
NOTE - Curren Lincoln-Mercury (DeJur), Queens, NYC went to Regional as defending champ,
did not have to play in the Metro. Curren (lost in Regional)
- Pitcher - Dick Surhoff (2-2)
NOTE - Local 55 Climate Controllers, Huntington, Suffolk, LI went to Regional as host
team, did not have to play in the Metro. Local 55 (won Regional final over
Local 138)
Pitchers -
Jim Adams
(2-0), Ollie Johnston (1-1) and Jerry Fleming (0-1)
1964 Local 138, Levittown, LI beat
Nassau Democrats, East Meadow, Nassau, LI (NYC Metro) - Local
138 (won Regional final over Kodak Park, Rochester, NY) - Pitchers
Dick Surhoff (3-0) and Herb Dudley
(1-0)
NOTE - Local 55 Climate
Controllers, Huntington went to Regional as defending champ, did not have to
play in the Metro. Local 55 (lost in Regional)
Pitchers - Jerry Fleming (2-1), Larry Egan (1-0) and Jim Adams (0-1)
1965 Local 55 Climate Controllers, Huntington, Suffolk, LI beat
Judas Lions, Harlem, Bronx, NYC (NYC Metro) - Local 55
Climate Controllers (won Mid-Atlantic Regional final over Nassau Democrats)
Pitcher- Ollie Johnston (4-1)
NOTE - Nassau Democrats (Local 138), Levittown, went
to Regional as defending champ, did not have to play in the Metro. Local 138 - Pitchers Dick Surhoff (3-1) and
Herb Dudley (2-1)
1966 - New York City and Long Island split into their own metro associations and Slow Pitch was becoming increasingly popular.
NOTE - Doc Linnahan managed both the Meenan Oilers and Local 138 teams, accumulating 6 Metro titles, 2 Metro runnerups and 2 Regional titles and a Regional runner-up finish
With Slow Pitch Softball becoming the rage in 1966, sponsors, managers and some players switched over to Slow Pitch. The Older Fast Pitch players either retired or played elsewhere
Here are the Champs of the New York City Metro and the Long Island Metro tournaments held up until 1976
New York City
1966 Judas Lions, Harlem, Bronx, NYC
1967 Mickey Allen's Showboat, Brooklyn, NYC - Pitcher Dick Surhoff
1968 Red-White - 3rd-Judas Lions, Harlem, Bronx, NYC - Pitcher Aaron Davis
1969 B.O.S.S. Robins, Bronx, NYC - Pitcher Aaron Davis (2-2)
1970 Gene's Warriors, NYC
1971 Judas Lions, Harlem, Bronx, NYC - NYC - Pitcher Aaron Davis
1972 Two Spot, NYC
1973 Two Spot, NYC
1974 Two Spot, NYC
1975 The Ravens, NYC
1976 The Ravens, NYC
1977 Two Spot Warriors, NYC
1978 Rustic Inn, NYC
1979 Rustic Inn, NYC
1980 Rustic Inn, NYC
1981 Warriors, NYC
1982 Warriors, NYC
1983 Warriors, NYC
1984 Warriors, NYC
1985 Warriors, NYC
1986 Manhattan Warriors, NYC
1987 Warriors, NYC
1988 Warriors, NYC
1989 Warriors, NYC
Long Island
1966 Trunz Meat Packing, Manhasset, Nassau, LI - (beat
Pellegrini's) - Pitchers George Cheslock & Vin Liantonio - (Regional Host
- Huntington Yankees, Huntington (merger of Local 55 and 138) -
Pitcher Larry Egan, Dick Surhoff, Jerry Fleming)
1967 Huntington Yankees, Huntington, Suffolk, LI - Pitcher Dick Surhoff (3-2)-
2nd in Regional
1968 Pig 'N' Whistle, Bayville, Nassau, LI
1969 Salantri Electric, Babylon, Suffolk, LI
1970 Salantri Electric, Babylon, Suffolk, LI
1971 Mickey Allen's Show Boat, Wantagh, Nassau, LI
1972 Mickey Allen's Show Boat, Wantagh, Nassau, LI
1973 Mickey Allen's Show Boat, Wantagh, Nassau, LI
1974 Mickey Allen's Show Boat, Wantagh, Nassau, LI
1975 Mickey Allen's Show Boat, Wantagh, Nassau, LI
1976 Mickey Allen's Show Boat, Wantagh, Nassau, LI
1977 Pellegrini Caterers
1978 Pellegrini Caterers
1979 Pellegrini Caterers
1980 Pellegrini Caterers (Class-A)
1981 Pellegrini Caterers (Class-A)
1982 Hicksville TWA (Class-A)
NOTE - Roy Stephenson 23-16 Nationals - 40-3 Regionals
New York Metro Area Teams -
Pitchers
St. Joan of Arc - Pitcher Tom Ganley
Grumman Wildcats/Yankees - Pitchers Roy Stephenson, Vinnie Costa, Tommy
Long, Carl Kniesch, Jim Chambers, Ollie Johnston
- Note Stephenson also pitched for Post City Construction (Massapequa)
and Lindenhurst Sailors and also as a pickup for many others
Ellis Island Coast Guard - Roy Stephenson, Vinnie Costa, Whitey Harrell
Liberty Aircraft Cardinals - Carl Kniesch, Tommy Long
Hicksville Loyolas - Bill Bordiuk
Manhasset Sports Shop - Chick Talgo
Farragutt Pools - Russ Riley
DeJur-Amsco - Ollie Johnston, Roy Stephenson, Dick Surhoff, Jerry Fleming,
Larry Egan, Herb Dudley, Jim Adams
Musicaro's - Joe Smith, Ollie Johnston
Meenan Oilers - Joe Smith, Wayne Jaeckle, Guy Sparrow, Dick Surhoff, Russ
Riley, Roy Stephenson, Norm McClendon, Skippy Carlson
Local 55 Climate Controllers - Ollie Johnston, Jerry Fleming, Jim Adams,
Larry Egan
Nassau Democrats - Guy Sparrow, Dick Surhoff, Wayne Jaeckle
Local 138 - Guy Sparrow, Skip Carlson, Herb Dudley, Wayne Jaeckle
Huntington Yankees - Dick Surhoff, Jerry Fleming, Larry Egan
Roy Stephenson Rec IP -
Ks
Metro (20-4) 193 - 402
Regional (40-3) 209 - 512
National (23-16) 372 - 442
Ollie Johnson Rec IP - Ks
Regional (19-7) 205 - 211
National (4-3) 63 - 58
Dick Surhoff Rec IP - Ks
Regional (17-8 )
National (9-5) 103 69
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