League president Tom Mellody dies in February. Naborhood manager Fred Burggaller takes over as interim president, and Frank DeMeskey fills the vice-president’s slot. The field is dedicated Tom Mellody Field in an opening-day ceremony.
Inter-league play begins. Each team plays its league opponents twice each and five of the six opposing league teams once each.
In perhaps the greatest pitching performance for a no-decision in League history, Gerry Cooper of Flash retires all 18 batters he faces in the opening game of the Town Series 28-Jun against Kiwanis. His team is unable to scratch out a run against John Pecora, and the game goes into extra innings. The Little League pitching regulation forces both hurlers off the mound in the seventh inning; Kiwanis scores two runs in the first half of the frame, but Flash rallies for three, winning on a single by J.D. Maarleveld. Flash wins again two days later, 4-3, to capture the town championship.
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| Tourney | Tourney | Tourney |