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At 118 pounds, John O’Connor was never known as a power hitter, but his defensive skills spoke volumes during the 50’s and 60’s. He played football and basketball at St. Phillips’s High School, quitting football after scoring a touchdown because the coach didn’t play him enough. But football’s loss was softball’s gain when O’Connor was

Ron played every field position with the highest degree of skill. He was an outstanding infielder, a swift outfielder, and punishing catcher. Ron batted right and threw right. He played with the Bobcats, Whips and Amalgamonsters where he was considered to be the top player in 16” softball during the 1970’s. His 100 home runs

A 5′ 8″ centerfielder with good speed, Al Oziemkowski played for the Bonnets before playing for the legendary Bobcats in the 1950s and 60s. As a lead off hitter, he could bunt his way on base but could also hit a long ball. Players of his era showed their respect for his prowess by dubbing