berlin was split into east and west after world war ii.
when was berlin split into east and west?
after world war ii
bullet::::- gordon carpenter (1943–1947)









































bullet::::- fred pralle (1944)









































bullet::::- paul lindemann (1945)









































bullet::::- marty nash (1946–1947)









































bullet::::- bob kurland (1947–1952)









































bullet::::- cab renick (1947–1948)









































bullet::::- r. c. pitts (1948)









































bullet::::- gerald tucker (1949–1950)









































bullet::::- roy lipscomb (1949–1950) and









































bullet::::- john stanich (1949).









































section::::notable players.:players in the usa team.









































the players below played for the usa team in major tournaments representing the 66ers.









































bullet::::- gordon carpenter played in the 1948 olympics









































bullet::::- jesse renick played in the 1948 olympics









































bullet::::- bob kurland played in the 1948 olympics and the 1952 olympics









































bullet::::- r.c. pitts played in the 1948 olympics
phillips 66ers
in the 18th and 19th centuries the 'proprietors' within the wider parish were john irving esquire, m.p., who lived at ballylig house, magheramorne. john irving owned lime kilns and wharfs at magheramore and extensive lands and property in the area. his agent, thomas maxwell esquire, j.p., lived in a plain but modern house, overlooking larne lough, approximately one mile north of glynn. ballylig house still stands and was better known a few years ago as magheramorne house hotel. more recently however, the house has been the ireland head office for forever living products (ireland) ltd. the former house of thomas maxwell also still stands and is privately owned.
glynn