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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2016 ROCKAWAY POINT NEWS PAGE 1 c/o schramm, 32 Point Breeze ave., Breezy Point, new york 11697 • 718-634-8730 Serving Blessed Trinity CYO Car Wash The Point Sat. Oct. 8th 10am - 2pm Since 1925 Outside the RP/BP Catholic Club VOL. Xc, no. 41 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2016 FREE Pudgie Walsh Pointer Named Veterans’ Day Parade One Heck Of A Legacy Co-Grand Marshal Two years ago, when the Rock- mentioned that he loved Breezy Point away Point News ran a cover story on and looked forward to Memorial Day Coach Pudgie Walsh and his Brooklyn every year. So, I think it is only fit- Mariners Football Team breaking ting the Pointer initiate this story, and the 600-win barrier, it was the only I also want to point out that Pudgie publication in the country that picked told me several times how much he up on the amazing achievement. Well, appreciated the publicity provided it looks like the Pointer can now to the Mariners, in running articles be the publication that initiates the on the team. Three of those articles dialog to establish Pudgie’s legacy, made the front page of the Pointer and as the all-time winningest coach in covered the 600-wins, the 2015 and American Football History at any 2016 Spring football games between level – professional, semi-pro, col- the Brooklyn Mariners and the FDNY, lege and high school. Right now, there so a big thank you to the Rockaway It was learned this past week that The parade, which kicks off on Veterans Breezy Point resident and FDNY Bat- Day, November 11th from the Eternal talion Chief Joseph Duggan will serve Light Monument at 5th Avenue and 23rd as a co-Grand Marshal of this year’s Street in Manhattan, will pay homage New York City Veterans Day Parade. (Continued on Page 3) Army Corps to Present Rockaway Reformulation Plan Legendary Football Coach Pudgie Walsh who passed away on Wednesday, September 21st. The Army Corps of Engineers will Knights of Columbus Hall at 135-45 is amazing set of facts on the internet Point News. host community engagement meetings Lefferts Blvd. in South Ozone Park. showing that both Pudgie Walsh and However, let’s begin with recap- on latest version of the Rockaway The third and final meeting will John McKissick of Summerville High ping who the winningest football Reformulation Study to area resi- be held on Thursday October 20th in School are tied at 621 wins! The big coaches are at each level of American dents in the next two weeks at three the Auditorium of P.S. 114 on Beach issue here is that Pudgie did not count football. upcoming meetings. The Rockaway 135th Street in Rockaway. any wins he had coaching the FDNY In professional football, Don Reformulation Study seeks to deter- All three engagement meetings Football team he started in 1972 and Shula has 328 career wins (.676 mine the solution for long term erosion will follow the same schedule with led for 25 years, nor did he count winning %) followed by George control and coastal protection projects a poster session starting at 6pm, a any wins the Brooklyn Mariners had Halas with 318 wins (.671 winning along the Atlantic coast, between East presentation of the Army Corps plan over FDNY Football, except the last %) and Tom Landry with 250 wins Rockaway Inlet, Rockaway Inlet and from 7pm to 7:45pm and then an two that I filmed. Once the wins for (.605 winning %). These facts are for Jamaica Bay. open discussion period from 7:45pm FDNY Football are established, the top NFL coaches per Wikipedia. Top The first meeting will be held on to 9pm. The Army Corps will take legacy of Pudgie Walsh being the winning percentages for coaches with Thursday October 13th at the Knights comments and statements from the winningest football coach in history more than 50 wins includes .759 Guy of Columbus Hall at 333 Beach 90th public at these meeting and will will be secure (for now)! Chamberlin, .750 John Madden, and Street in Rockaway. continue to do so until the end of the In her eulogy at St. Thomas .738 Vince Lombardi. The second meeting will be held public comment period on November Aquinas church, Pudgie’s sister Joy (Continued on Page 2) on Wednesday October 19th in the 2nd 2016. New Point Sales Agents all living in Breezy Point for over 25 years and dedicated to rebuilding our community and meeting the needs of ourNew residents. Point Sales Serving Agents all Breezy living in Point, Breezy Point for over 25 years and dedicated to rebuilding our community and Rockaway Pointmeeting and the needs Roxbury. of our residents. Serving Breezy Point, PAGE 2 We can help you with BuyingRockaway and Selling Point and R OCRoxbury.KAWAY POINT NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2016 We can help you with Buying and Selling GenerationsLic. Real Living Estate and SalesWorking Agents: In The BP Community ferent head coaches, since 1957, when Let Our Sales Persons AssistLic. You Real With Estate Buying Sales and Agents: Selling Pudgie Walsh Pudgie took over the Mariners. (Continued from Page 1) Bill Daly 718-757-8758Bill Daly 718-757-8758 At the college level, John Gagliardi Eddie Carroll 917-716-7400Eddie Carroll 917-716-7400 Unfortunately, the facts are less amassed 489 wins (.775 winning %) New Point RealMaryellin Carroll Estate 917-693-7123 available and established at the semi- Maryellin Carroll 917-693-7123 at St. John’s University in Minnesota pro level on teams, leagues, coaches, and has the record for most college New Point Sales Agents all living in Breezy RPointOC forKAWAY over POINT BREEZY POINT Newly renovated 1 bdrm winter home in wedge etc. On Wikipedia, there is a page for years coaching at 64. He coached 6 25 years and dedicated to rebuilding our community and new Listing. on the Bay - 3BREEZY Bdrm, 3 bath,with POINT 1st new floor boiler &completely elec. 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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2016 ROCKAWAY POINT NEWS PAGE 3 EDITORIAL By Noreen Schramm The Waiting Game Hurricane Matthew has moved over Haiti and Eastern Cuba and as of this writing is rebuilding in the warm waters by the Bahamas with an eye on Florida.
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