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Amusement park in Tipton, Pennsylvania
of the park by the DelGrossos, the park retained the Bland's Park name until 2000, when it was renamed DelGrosso's Amusement Park. The water park opened
DelGrosso's_Park
Type of spinning amusement ride
operated at nearby Lakemont Park, which was going through financial issues at the time. The ride was moved to Delgrosso's Park and enclosed with many special
Caterpillar_(ride)
New Zealand international rugby league footballer
Frank Delgrosso (3 November 1899 – 29 July 1981) was a New Zealand rugby league player who represented New Zealand. Frank attended St. Columba's School
Frank_Delgrosso
New Zealand rugby league team
Burge was ordered off for disputing Wilson's try late in the match. Frank Delgrosso had to come on the replace George Davidson after he collided badly with
Auckland_rugby_league_team
Borough in Pennsylvania, US
amusement park, DelGrosso's Amusement Park, founded in 1907. The park was sold to George Rinard in 1928, who in turn sold it to Fred Delgrosso in 1946.
Bellwood,_Pennsylvania
British ship sunk by U-boat in 1940
65th anniversary of the tragedy, at the cliff where the body of Giuseppe Delgrosso was found. A bronze memorial plaque was unveiled on 2 July 2008 at the
SS_Arandora_Star
Williams 124 Craddock Dufty 113 Bert Laing 137 Nelson Bass 147 Frank Delgrosso 153 Hec Brisbane 156 Maurice Wetherill 157 Andrew O'Brien 159 Bill Te
List of New Zealand national rugby league team players
List_of_New_Zealand_national_rugby_league_team_players
Richmond. Frank Delgrosso's penalty proved the difference in Ponsonby's win over Newton after Lou Hutt had scored a try for them also. Delgrosso was in his
1932 Auckland Rugby League season
1932_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
Roy Hardgrave, Hec Brisbane, Maurice Wetherill, Stan Prentice, Frank Delgrosso, A. Scott, Lou Hutt, Wally Somers, and Jim O'Brien (Marist). The North
1928 Auckland Rugby League season
1928_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
Frank Delgrosso, the Auckland and New Zealand representative who was captain of the Ponsonby team was suspended for three seasons. Delgrosso was charged
1930 Auckland Rugby League season
1930_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
sunshine and intermittent rain but the players were in ankle deep mud. Frank Delgrosso captained the Ponsonby side from first five eighth to their fifth championship
1929 Auckland Rugby League season
1929_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
Surname list
Degroote (born 1978), Belgian footballer De Groote Peel National Park, National Park in the Peel, a region in the Southeast of the Netherlands DeGroote
De_Groote
10th Mayor of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
public works committees. Callahan defeated incumbent Bethlehem Mayor James Delgrosso in the 2003 Democratic mayoral primary election. He was elected mayor
John_B._Callahan
Gordon Boyd, 86, British-born Australian television personality. James Delgrosso, 66, American politician, mayor of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (2003–2004)
Deaths_in_October_2009
Rugby league club based in Ponsonby, New Zealand
Neal (1919) Samuel Arthur Lowrie (1919) Bill Walsh (1919) Frank August Delgrosso (1921) Joe Meadows (1921) Ivan Littlewood (1925) Hector Cole (1926) George
Ponsonby_Ponies
Defunct NZ rugby league club, based in Auckland
They then finished the year with a match against Newton Rangers at Victoria Park on September 4. In 1913 North Shore won their first ever first grade championship
North_Shore_Albions
were: Craddock Dufty, Charles Gregory, Lou Brown, Hec Brisbane, Frank Delgrosso, Jack Kirwan, Bert Laing, Maurice Wetherill, Wilson Hall, Stan Webb, Bert
1925 Auckland Rugby League season
1925_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
highest ever scorer with approximately 532 points, behind only Frank Delgrosso with 787. Despite the positional changes the Ponsonby back line "went
1945 Auckland Rugby League season
1945_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
New Zealand rugby league team
Retrieved 29 September 2019. "North Defeats South/Backs Much Too Clever/Delgrosso in Great Form". The New Zealand Herald. Vol. LXV, no. 20011. 30 July 1928
South Island rugby league team
South_Island_rugby_league_team
Hinemoa Park and were thrashed 35–14. Hamilton led 23–0 at halftime and although Ponsonby improved their effort in the second half with Frank Delgrosso scoring
1931 Auckland Rugby League season
1931_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
1938 film by Orson Welles
step was to begin the actual photo-chemical preservation", said Tony Delgrosso, Head of Preservation at George Eastman House. "For that we turned to
Too_Much_Johnson_(1938_film)
final by 20 points to 17 in front of a club record crowd of 17,000 at Carlaw Park. While City won the Roope Rooster competition for the 4th time. Leys Institute
1924 Auckland Rugby League season
1924_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
local side at the Hikurangi Recreation Park. The side was captained by Lou Hutt and coached by Frank Delgrosso. Auckland played their first representative
1933 Auckland Rugby League season
1933_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
Sports season
Claude List, Len Scott, Maurice Wetherill (c), Stan Prentice, Frank Delgrosso, Lou Hutt, Wally Somers, Jim O'Brien, Tom Timms, Mick O'Brien, Vern Goodall
1928 New Zealand rugby league season
1928_New_Zealand_rugby_league_season
American politician and public sector executive
establishing manufacturing operation in Upper Macungie Township; and Coca-Cola Park, the baseball stadium for the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, opening in Allentown
Don_Cunningham
New Zealand rugby league team
Forward Ernie Herring had an outstanding game scoring a hat trick. Frank Delgrosso struggled with his goal kicking in the conditions, converting just one
North Island rugby league team
North_Island_rugby_league_team
Sports season
Bert Avery, Bob Mitchell and Nelson Bass. Reserves; George Iles, Frank Delgrosso, Jim Clark and Ernie Herring. Henry Thacker was elected the patron of
1919 New Zealand rugby league season
1919_New_Zealand_rugby_league_season
Sports season
was Northlands first season of rugby league. Auckland included Frank Delgrosso and Allan Seagar. The South Island defeated the North Island 23–13. It
1929 New Zealand rugby league season
1929_New_Zealand_rugby_league_season
Sports season
included George Raynor, B Johnston, George Gardiner, A Jackson, Frank Delgrosso, Brian Riley, Bill Peckham, Jim O'Brien, Alf Townsend, Ernie Herring,
1925 New Zealand rugby league season
1925_New_Zealand_rugby_league_season
New Zealand international rugby league player
England to be played at Carlaw Park on 4 August. He was named as a back reserve with his Ponsonby teammate Frank Delgrosso starting at halfback. He was
Tim_Peckham
New Zealand international rugby league player
Thompson…”, in the second half he made another break but was stopped by Frank Delgrosso and nearly scored before full time, being tackled on the line. Three days
Albert_Laing
Sports season
included; Charles Gregory, Lou Brown, Ben Davidson, Hec Brisbane, Frank Delgrosso, Wally Desmond, Wilson Hall, Frank Henry, Alphonsus Carroll, Ernie Herring
1926 New Zealand rugby league season
1926_New_Zealand_rugby_league_season
1919 rugby league tour
Williams, Bert Avery, Robert Mitchell, Nelson Bass. Reserves – Frank Delgrosso. Coach – Australia: Charles Fraser, Harold Horder, Les Cubitt, Jack Robinson
1919 Kangaroo tour of New Zealand
1919_Kangaroo_tour_of_New_Zealand
History and stats of the 1922 Auckland League
Lou Brown came on during the first half to replace the injured Frank Delgrosso, while for New South Wales O'Connor replaced Tye who was also injured
1922 Auckland Rugby League season
1922_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
was made of the site where Carlaw Park would emerge. It was decided that the ground would be named ‘Carlaw Athletic Park’. The land had been purchased years
1920 Auckland Rugby League season
1920_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
27th rugby tournament in Auckland, NZ
clever first thirteen”. Mr Longbottom had been the selector and Frank Delgrosso the coach. Mention was made of the passing during the off-season of former
1935 Auckland Rugby League season
1935_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
NZ international rugby league player (1899-1971)
with Frank Delgrosso shifting to half back. Webb then played for New Zealand against Queensland on 12 September before 14,000 at Carlaw Park. New Zealand
Stan_Webb_(rugby_league)
Sports season
Te Whata, Neil Mouat, Bert Avery, second and third Test captain Frank Delgrosso, Harry Mullins, Clarrie Polson, Bill Devine, Lou Petersen, Lyle Stewart
1924 New Zealand rugby league season
1924_New_Zealand_rugby_league_season
1930. The main match at Carlaw Park between Ponsonby and Richmond saw former New Zealand representatives Frank Delgrosso and Thomas (Scotty) McClymont
1934 Auckland Rugby League season
1934_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
NZ international rugby league player
through 6 tries and 18 goals. He was the 3rd highest scorer behind Frank Delgrosso and Alan Clarke. He kicked a conversion and penalty in their round 9 win
Dick_Smith_(rugby_league)
Rugby league player (1902–1959)
attendance at Carlaw Park. List played opposite Jim Brough and Les Fairclough on the English side. Early in the match Frank Delgrosso "worked the blind side
Claude_List
Brisbane (Marist), Hector Cole (Ponsonby), Stan Webb (Devonport), Frank Delgrosso (Ponsonby), Ernie Herring (Grafton), Arthur Singe (Marist), Bert Avery
1926 Auckland Rugby League season
1926_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
New Zealand rugby league player
Auckland with Riley playing with him in the five eighths positions and Frank Delgrosso at halfback. Both players were Ponsonby teammates of Cole. Auckland won
Hector_Cole
to play a final to decide the champions. The match was played on Carlaw Park in front of an enormous crowd of 11,500 with £325 received in gate takings
1923 Auckland Rugby League season
1923_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
New Zealand international rugby league player
races with a crew led by Gardiner comprising himself, Stan Webb, Frank Delgrosso, Alphonsus Carroll winning. After arriving in England, he played in the
George Gardiner (rugby league)
George_Gardiner_(rugby_league)
New Zealand rugby league and union footballer
line which featured Charles Gregory, Jack Kirwan, Jim Sanders, Frank Delgrosso, Maurice Wetherill, and Stan Webb. Unfortunately Littlewood had a game
Ivan_Littlewood
New Zealand international rugby league footballer
five eighth position with Frank Delgrosso on his inside and Hec Brisbane his outside. The match was played at Tahuna Park, Dunedin and saw a crowd of 12
Lyall_Stewart
New Zealand rugby league player
Charles Allen scoring shortly afterwards. A minute later he beat Frank Delgrosso but Ponsonby narrowly escaped. Newton then lost 18–17 to Devonport who
Ted_Brimble
New Zealand international rugby league player (1903-1984)
the 3rd highest individual points scorer for the season, behind Frank Delgrosso and Pat Meehan. His club finished runners up in the championship, the
Allan_Seagar
NZ international rugby league player
alongside Wetherill. Frank Delgrosso was selected to play inside Prentice at halfback. The First test was played at Carlaw Park on 4 August. An enormous
Stan_Prentice
New Zealand rugby league player
mate George Davidson who had to leave the field to be replaced by Frank Delgrosso. Polson received a bad cut over his eye and later left the field to be
Clarrie_Polson
New Zealand international rugby league footballer
late in the match after he “broke away and ran over to score” with Frank Delgrosso converting. In 1926 St George played 3 matches for Auckland, and played
Neville_St_George
Rugby league season
Nelson Bass and Alf Townsend and were soundly beaten by Marist. Frank Delgrosso of Ponsonby was ordered off in their match with Devonport. With the recent
1927 Auckland Rugby League season
1927_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
NZ international rugby league footballer
Frank Delgrosso, George Iles, and Sam Lowrie. Helander was then selected to play for the Auckland representative team for a match at Eden Park against
Keith_Helander
NZ international rugby league player
by Canterbury, while his third came just before half time after Frank Delgrosso had got an attacking movement going that saw Hardgrave run in unopposed
Roy_Hardgrave
Defunct NZ rugby league club, based in Auckland
Maurice Wetherill and Stan Prentice in the five eighth positions, and Frank Delgrosso at halfback. An all Auckland backline. The club held their annual meeting
Kingsland_Rovers
NZ international rugby league & union footballer
the three quarters along with Lou Brown, Hec Brisbane, Frank Delgrosso, and Jim Parkes. New Zealand played 12 matches on the tour with Kirwan playing
Jack_Kirwan_(rugby_league)
New Zealand rugby league player (1904-1969)
Retrieved 2 October 2019. "Trial Match Played/Possibles Beat Probables/Delgrosso a Brilliant Game". The New Zealand Herald. Vol. LXV, no. 19996. 12 July
Lou_Hutt
New Zealand international rugby league player (1901–1988)
second highest point scorer in the competition with 62 points behind Frank Delgrosso (108), while he scored 71 points for Marist across all 13 games he played
Charles_Gregory_(rugby)
Tour by the New Zealand national rugby league team
Hec Brisbane, Hector Cole, Jack Kirwan and Stan Webb. Halfbacks: Frank Delgrosso and Wilson Hall. Forwards: Bert Avery (c), Alphonsus Carroll, Bill Devine
1926–27 New Zealand rugby league tour of Great Britain
1926–27_New_Zealand_rugby_league_tour_of_Great_Britain
NZ international rugby league footballer
played well in the “rear guard” in a July 1 loss to Ponsonby United at Carlaw Park. Clarke scored his first try in senior grade on July 22 against the Fire
Alan_Clarke_(rugby_league)
of Frank Delgrosso. He had played for Ponsonby rugby seniors in 1918 at the age of 18 but switched codes at the start of the season. Delgrosso would go
1919 Auckland Rugby League season
1919_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
on what it should do regarding a ground for the club to play at. Carlaw Park was named after James Carlaw who had been heavily involved in the development
1921 Auckland Rugby League season
1921_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
New Zealand international rugby player (1896–1988)
several of his tries coming from them. The try was converted by Frank Delgrosso and it tied the score at 18 which it remained. The New Zealand Herald
Jim O'Brien (rugby league, born 1896)
Jim_O'Brien_(rugby_league,_born_1896)
resignation was “received with regret”. at their meeting on May 8 Frank Delgrosso, the former New Zealand international and long time Ponsonby player was
1939 Auckland Rugby League season
1939_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
New Zealand international rugby league footballer
unable to break into the side with current New Zealand players Frank Delgrosso, Tim Peckham, Stan Prentice and Allan Seagar all ahead of him in the halfback
Wilf_Hassan
New Zealand international rugby league player
Wetherill and Stan Prentice in the five eighths positions, and Frank Delgrosso at halfback. It was an all Auckland backline. The Auckland Star said that
Len_Scott
League club history with only Bill Davidson (116) in 1922, and Frank Delgrosso (108) in 1929 even passing the 100 point mark. North Shore Albions won
1937 Auckland Rugby League season
1937_Auckland_Rugby_League_season
New Zealand international rugby league player
playing in the halfback position alongside the brilliant young Frank Delgrosso who was also in his debut season in the senior side at first five eighth
Horace_Neal
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