Seasoned bocce baller
Jim Pericolosi, 97, has been playing bocce since he was a young kid. In 1992, he joined the men’s league with Dave Cavalieri, Leo Paoli and John Ellis. Now his Thursday night team at City Park’s Ray Mariucci Bocce Complex consists of Steve Cavalieri and his two sons, Chris and Lucas. Pericolosi said he enjoys the game and the Cavalieris say he is quite competitive. (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)
Jim Pericolosi, 97, has been playing bocce since he was a young kid. In 1992, he joined the men’s league with Dave Cavalieri, Leo Paoli and John Ellis. Now his Thursday night team at City Park’s Ray Mariucci Bocce Complex consists of Steve Cavalieri and his two sons, Chris and Lucas. Pericolosi said he enjoys the game and the Cavalieris say he is quite competitive. From left are Lucas Cavalieri, Chris Cavalieri, Jim Pericolosi and Steve Cavalieri. (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)
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- Jim Pericolosi, 97, has been playing bocce since he was a young kid. In 1992, he joined the men’s league with Dave Cavalieri, Leo Paoli and John Ellis. Now his Thursday night team at City Park’s Ray Mariucci Bocce Complex consists of Steve Cavalieri and his two sons, Chris and Lucas. Pericolosi said he enjoys the game and the Cavalieris say he is quite competitive. (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)
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- Jim Pericolosi, 97, has been playing bocce since he was a young kid. In 1992, he joined the men’s league with Dave Cavalieri, Leo Paoli and John Ellis. Now his Thursday night team at City Park’s Ray Mariucci Bocce Complex consists of Steve Cavalieri and his two sons, Chris and Lucas. Pericolosi said he enjoys the game and the Cavalieris say he is quite competitive. From left are Lucas Cavalieri, Chris Cavalieri, Jim Pericolosi and Steve Cavalieri. (Theresa Proudfit/Daily News photo)
Jim Pericolosi, 97, has been playing bocce since he was a young kid. In 1992, he joined the men’s league with Dave Cavalieri, Leo Paoli and John Ellis. Now his Thursday night team at City Park’s Ray Mariucci Bocce Complex consists of Steve Cavalieri and his two sons, Chris and Lucas. Pericolosi said he enjoys the game and the Cavalieris say he is quite competitive.
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