The Amenia Monarchs are a men’s club baseball team that is currently a member of the Tri-State League. This team is part of the Town’s rich baseball tradition and dates back to the 1930's. After a long run as a very dominant team in the area the Monarchs disbanded in 1995. In 2005 the Monarchs were resurrected and received a warm welcome from everyone in the area. The latest version of the Monarchs are entering their 7th year and continue their quest to return Amenia to its former glory.
Anyone wishing to tryout or is looking for additional information can contact:
Tom Downey
Manager
845.789.1028
downey426@yahoo.com
Schedules
· Team - Amenia
Town Calendar
· League
Standings
2009
Roster
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Top (L to R): |
Ken
Pomeisl (26-Coach), Tom Moore (3-P/OF), Bob Chatfield (22-P), Joel
Judson (6-P/OF), Travis Hyatt (7-P/2B), |
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Matt
Hosier (25-C), Dave Mosher (15-OF), Jim Pomeisl (2-P), Al Lyman (11-2B),
Andrew Wolinski (27-P), Ken
Shufelt (24-1B), Tom Downey (Manager) |
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Bottom: |
John Hyatt (Scorekeeper),
Jeff Pomeisl (12-OF), Chris Matteo (20-2B), Matt Pomeisl (8-C/OF), Caleb Huff
(5-3B), Tom Downey (10-SS), Kirby
Judson (9-3B) |
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Missing: |
Steve
Lynehan (4-OF) |
History
Tri-State Hall of Fame
Monarchs elected to
the Dutchess County Baseball Hall of
Fame:
- 1963-
Tom Ahearn
- 1964-
John Foley
- 1967-
John D. O'Brien
- 1969-
Wm. "Doc" Bartlett
- 1972-
Ed Flynn
- 1973-
Larry Cunningham
- 1975-
Sylvester Carroll
- 1977-
Billy Ostrom
- 1984-
Cart Bates
- 1984-
Cliff Savage
- 1985-
Bob Sullivan
- 1986-
Roger Callahan
- 1989-
Howie
Mann
- 1990-
Bud Brandow
- 1990-
Babe Foley
- 1991-
Mike Kohut
- 1994-
Bill Hauver
- 1999-
Joe McEnroe
- 2001-
Paul Giroux
- 2001-
Tom Downey
- 2003-
William Ahearn
- 2005-
Charlie Thornton
- 2008-
Joe Carroll, Sr.
- 2008-
Joe Carroll, Jr.
Posthumously Inducted:
- Phil
Cunningham
- Walt
Cunningham
- Bill
Dunn
- Fritz
Kobo
Honored for outstanding contributions to baseball:
- 1984-
Wm. Doc Bartlett
- 1991-
Tom Downey