Rutherford Little League History: 1962
Officers
- Mike Latorraca, President
- Ed Greene, Vice President
- Tom Mellody, Secretary
- George Young, Treasurer
- Norman Daigle, Player Agent
Managers
- American League
- American Legion: George Young
- Elks: John Sperone
- Flash Cleaners: Don Murphy
- Lions: Al Parente
- Pasquin Motors: Oswald Diaz
- National League
- Boiling Springs Savings: Claude Steinberger
- Pastori Home Builders: Tom Mellody
- Jones Electric: Ed Greene
- Kiwanis: Ted Ryder
- Rotary: Tom Ryan
The Jaycees end their sponsorship of a National League team after 11 seasons, the first original sponsor to leave the roster. Their replacement is Jones Electric.
Masaaki Kanda, whose father was transferred from Tokyo to New York for a year, pitches the League’s first 18-strikeout game. Kanda does it for Flash, which wins its first of many league championships. Kanda would make his mark in Japanese politics, as governor of one of the nation’s prefectures.
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