| Last
Name |
Laurendeau |
| First
Name |
Gus “LEVY” |
| Address |
Deceased |
| City/ST/Zip |
Bristol, CT 06010 |
| Telephone |
Not on form |
| Date
of Birth |
7/11/1912 |
| Place
of Birth |
Bristol, CT. |
| Elementary
School |
St. Ann’s Parochial School |
| High
School |
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| College |
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| Bio
Information SPORTS CATEGORY |
SPORTS
PARTICIPATED IN Baseball, McCabe Waters - coached CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS YOU WERE ON 1944 – a member of Endee CIO that won the Central Conn. league pennant and made the semi-finals in Baltimore; 1933 All State First Baseman ALL-LEAGUE/ETC. YOU WERE ON 1933 All State first baseman; 1944 Tigers McCabe Waters Little League, City Champs Manager, 1958 McCabe Waters All Star team semifinals State Little League Tournament. TELL US MORE He was considered one of the best first basemen in Connecticut during the 1940’s. “Levy” was the fifth person to hit the ball over the “old” fence at Muzzy field 1940 and a second time in 1948. Babe Ruth was one of the original four along with Johnny Moore, Ben Riley and Ray Alexander. Recognition Levy received in the press was a booster of business in Bristol. |