PJRD - HOOLIGANS PHILADELPHIA BANKED TRACK ROLLER DERBYArnold “Skip” Schoen’s Career
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Arnold “Skip” Schoen – Career by Roller Derby
March 1968- on Warriors in Philly for 2 games as a temporary substitute for Richard Brown (first games as a pro.)
June 1968- on Hawks in Philly skating against Warriors.
January 1969- on Hawks in Philly skating against Warriors.
June 1969- on Warriors in Philly as a temporary substitute for Corky Fisher.
October 1969- on Hawks as a temporary substitute for Pete Mangone in Philly skating against Warriors.
February 1970- on Devils in Philly skating against Warriors.
March 1970- on Devils in Florida skating against Jets.
April 1970- on Devils in Philly skating against Warriors.
May 1970- on Devils in Florida skating against Jets.
June 1970- on NY Bombers in Eastern Regional Playoffs in Philly skating against Warriors, Jets and Outlaws.
October 1970- on NY Bombers in Philly skating against Warriors.
November 1970- on Hawks in Midwest skating against T-Birds in Canton, OH.
November 1970- on Hawks in Thanksgiving Playoffs in Philly skating against Warriors, T-Birds and Outlaws.
January 1971- on Hawks in Philly skating against Warriors.
March 1971- on Devils in Philly skating against Warriors.
July 1971 to December 1973- on Warriors in Philly, Hawaii and Puerto Rico (he broke his leg in Hawaii in June 1972 and didn’t skate again until November 1972).
January 1974- on Renegades in Baltimore-Washington skating against Cats.
December 1974- on Canadian Braves in Philly skating against Warriors.
The year 1975- unknown if he skated during this time. I don’t have any records of him skating and Skip doen’t remember if he skated in 1975 either.
January 1976 to May 1976- on Buddy Wagner’s Warriors in Philly.
Summer and Fall 1976- on Rose Patterson’s Warrior All Stars on east coast.
January 1981 to April or May 1981- on Rose Patterson’s Warrior All Stars on east coast.
Late 1991 to early 1992- on the Bob Raskin owned league Jolters on east coast (this group only played 4 games).
So Skip has skated for quite some time and for quite a few teams in his distinguished career.
Tom Wersderfer, Referee
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