Player | COL | Year | Player | COL | Year | |
Alan Blumsack | ??? | 1959 | Theodore Barlas | COM | 1954 | |
Pete Brosca | ??? | 1959 | Stephen H. Barmakian | GRS | 1954 | |
Larry Creighton | ??? | 1959 | Warner J. Bergh | COM | 1954 | |
James L. Courville | SED | 1959 | Michael A. Bobrowiecki | SED | 1954 | |
James E. Girouard | SED | 1959 | Raymond Judson Buell Jr. | SED | 1954 | |
Thomas J. Griffin | SED | 1959 | Nicholas J. Cutrules | COM | 1954 | |
Chuck Fiorino | ??? | 1959 | Donald R. DeFeudis | COM | 1954 | |
Marvin R. Hurwitz | CAS | 1959 | Frederick J. Fahey | COM | 1954 | |
Gordon F. Keith | SED | 1959 | William E. Flynn Jr. | SED | 1954 | |
Paul A. Kelly | SED | 1959 | Norman T. Laakso | SED | 1954 | |
Raymond L. Killian Jr. | SED | 1959 | Lewis W. Pollack | SED | 1954 | |
Joe O’Hara | ??? | 1959 | Donald E. Russell | SED | 1954 | |
James Palavras | CAS | 1959 | Ralph B. Smith Jr. | PAL | 1954 | |
William H. Possiel | SMG | 1959 | Mario A. Zanetti | CAS | 1954 | |
William J. Stone | SED | 1959 | Victor P. Caliri | SED | 1953 | |
Hank Webster | ??? | 1959 | Harold N. Chefitz | CGS | 1953 | |
Robert J. Welch | SED | 1959 | Paul M. MacDonald | SMG | 1953 | |
Edward E. Asaley | SED | 1958 | Paul F. McBride | SED | 1953 | |
James Winslow Bates | SMG | 1958 | Frank T. Parrish Jr. | SMG | 1953 | |
Robert L. Clark | COM | 1958 | John A. Poce | CAS | 1953 | |
Jack DeCelles | ??? | 1958 | Donald Pratt | SED | 1953 | |
John E. Dunn | SED | 1958 | John F. Reagan | SED | 1953 | |
Morton A. Glazer | CAS | 1958 | Richard J. Walsh | SED | 1953 | |
Alfred R. Kelman | COM | 1958 | Francis J. White | CAS | 1953 | |
Nathan H. Koppel | SED | 1958 | Robert F. Barrett III | SED | 1952 | |
Marshall Krasnow | CAS | 1958 | Hank M. Bridges | SMG | 1952 | |
Peter B. Lattimer | SED | 1958 | Douglas Dunlop Campbell | CGS | 1952 | |
Don MacLeod | ??? | 1958 | Michael R. Corcoran | SED | 1952 | |
Norman B. Perkins | SMG | 1958 | Jerome T. Denning | CGS | 1952 | |
John Samo | ??? | 1958 | George P. Faulkner Jr. | SED | 1952 | |
Tom Sealese | ??? | 1958 | Lootfi M. Gayzagian | COM | 1952 | |
Thomas E. Smith | SED | 1958 | Lawrence A. Hurd | SMG | 1952 | |
Joseph E. Spuria | CGS | 1958 | James T. Lyons | SED | 1952 | |
Armand J. Veneziano | CAS | 1958 | John William Lyons | SED | 1952 | |
Roger D. Warren | SED | 1958 | Richard W. Preston | SED | 1952 | |
John M. Alberini | SED | 1957 | Robert C. Rier | SMG | 1952 | |
Samuel A. Atter | COM | 1957 | Leon Abner Sedar | SED | 1952 | |
Carl Cohen | SED | 1957 | Leonard A. Silveira | SED | 1952 | |
Leonard G. Dempsey | SED | 1957 | Robert W. Summers | SED | 1952 | |
Charles J. Fiorino | SMG | 1957 | Chester L. Taylor Jr. | SED | 1952 | |
Jerry F. Fitzgerald | SED | 1957 | O. William Alberti Jr. | SMG | 1951 | |
Jim Fleming | ??? | 1957 | Robert P. Bell | SED | 1951 | |
Joseph B. Garb | SMG | 1957 | Nelson J. Bilodeau | SMG | 1951 | |
Donald K. Hannable | SED | 1957 | James D. Blunt | DGE | 1951 | |
Baxter O. Hargrave | COM | 1957 | Mario L. Casali | SED | 1951 | |
Edward B. Keyes | SED | 1957 | Armand R. Decker | CAS | 1951 | |
Bob Lewis | ??? | 1957 | Robert J. Dupuis Sr. | SED | 1951 | |
Philip A. O’Connell | SED | 1957 | Martin C. Finnegan | SED | 1951 | |
Frederick A. Peterson | SED | 1957 | Peter J. Folino | SED | 1951 | |
Melvin H. Pollack | SED | 1957 | David S. Friedman | SMG | 1951 | |
Irwin B. Singer | COM | 1957 | Edward J. Garabedian | SMG | 1951 | |
Joseph J. Verscharen | SMG | 1957 | James F. Hamlin | SMG | 1951 | |
William R. Wenzel | SED | 1957 | Walter E. Kohanek | CAS | 1951 | |
Richard G. Biernacki | SMG | 1956 | George W. Masters Jr. | SED | 1951 | |
John E. Garrigan | SED | 1956 | William H. O’Donnell | CGS | 1951 | |
Kenneth W. Hagerstrom | SED | 1956 | Solomon Sherman | SED | 1951 | |
Morin A. Handell | COM | 1956 | James E. Sullivan | SMG | 1951 | |
John M. Keese IV | COM | 1956 | Charles W. Tucker | SED | 1951 | |
Walter M. Lechten | SED | 1956 | Walter H. Anderson | SED | 1950 | |
Thomas Lerario | CAS | 1956 | Ralph E. Bevins | SED | 1950 | |
Steven L. Marks | SMG | 1956 | George Francis Boston | SED | 1950 | |
William J. Meagher | COM | 1956 | Paul E. Chadbourne | SMG | 1950 | |
Wilson E.H. Moeckel | SAR | 1956 | Alan John Chartkoff | COM | 1950 | |
Peter D. Nelson | SMG | 1956 | Randolph E. Edwards II | SED | 1950 | |
Philip George Smith | SED | 1956 | J. Norman Gledhill Jr. | SMG | 1950 | |
Patsy V. Bucca | SED | 1955 | Gordon P. Grolms | COM | 1950 | |
John D. Carroll | SMG | 1955 | Francis J. Kelley | DGE | 1950 | |
Ralph Robert Collins | SED | 1955 | David C. Kripke | CAS | 1950 | |
Robert W. Crocker | SED | 1955 | Maurice Liverman | SMG | 1950 | |
Thomas E. Gastall | SED | 1955 | Richard H. Mills | SED | 1950 | |
Edward G. Hart Jr. | CAS | 1955 | John Lewis Moore | DGE | 1950 | |
Donald J. Houde | SED | 1955 | Richard L. Morrissey | SED | 1950 | |
Richard A. Jackson | SMG | 1955 | Robert F. Perry | SED | 1950 | |
Harris P. Jameson | CAS | 1955 | Leonard F. Piazza | SED | 1950 | |
John Alexander Johnston | CAS | 1955 | Joseph Patrick Sheehan | SED | 1950 | |
Arthur F. Perkins | SED | 1955 | Julius J. Vennochi | SED | 1950 | |
Joseph Thomas Stoico | SED | 1955 | George Winkler | SED | 1950 | |
Thomas D. Welch | SED | 1955 | Roger McCardell | SED | 1950 | |
Harry Agganis | SED | 1954 |
It was really nice to find these articles, and learn a bit more about my fathers sports accomplishments back in the 1950s. I never really got to know to much about my fathers baseball days, except a bit about his time in the amateur league with the local “Hosmer Chiefs”. My father Leonard Dempsey moved us overseas, when I was 3 years old. Where he took up a coaching and teaching job for military dependents in Germany and Italy. Now that I read these articles, I see one thing that stayed consistent for the rest of his life which was winning games. I believe he coached the USMC baseball team, but have not found articles on that yet. I do know that the Chiefs, won an incredible amount of championships. This carried over to Europe, where he coached several sports (who had the most championships in 22 years). He was even offered an assistant coaching job, with the Canadian Olympic Basketball team who he helped out when they were playing warm up games in Italy. The thing is, he did not want to give up his steady Govt Job for something very temporary. Today as I read these articles, it makes me recall the hundreds of trophies under the front porch of his parents home in Medord. Ironically I did not grow up playing very much baseball, it was not a sport for the military schools. It would have been nice to test out the DNA haha. I am sure all the men on these teams, went on to do some pretty amazing things. Thank you for keeping this history up on the internet.