Earls of Bucks
Other Names: Merger Pennsylvanians and Brigadiers (Pennsylvania Brigadiers)
Langhorne; Levittown, PA United States
Founded: 1966
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The Earls of Bucks drum and bugle corps was formed through a merger between the Pennsylvanians of Levittown and the Brigadiers of Feasterville in 1966 and was originally known as the Pennsylvania Brigadiers.
In their inaugural year of competition, they managed a 5th place finish in the 1966 PA VFW state championships, improving to 4th in 1967 under their new name, the Earls of Bucks. This change was made to better represent and expand the organization regionally within the Bucks County as they continued to impress and improve over the 1968 season.
Over the next 3 years, the corps, as members of the Eastern States circuit, earned a finalist ranking all 3 times, placing 5th in 1969, 9th in 1970 and finally an 8th place finish in 1971. In their last seasons of competition, the Bucks County unit participated in the World Open championships, finishing 16th in the 1972 “Class B” divisional prelims and 26th in the 1973 “Class A” preliminary round.
In 1974, they merged with the Bracken Cavaliers of Bristol to form the Bucks County Cavaliers.
Paul Legault (DCX)
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1964 1 scores
Highest Score 57.980
Final show in DCX Archives June 13, 1964 Easton PA placed 6 with a score of 57.980
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1966 2 scores
Highest Score 71.950
Final show in DCX Archives July 16, 1966 PA VFW State Championship Harrisburg PA placed 5 with a score of 67.030
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1967 5 scores
Highest Score 71.810
Final show in DCX Archives September 2, 1967 Bristol PA placed 6 with a score of 63.850
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1968 1 scores
Highest Score 60.530
Final show in DCX Archives July 27, 1968 Baltimore MD placed 5 with a score of 60.530
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1969 7 scores
Highest Score 62.750
Final show in DCX Archives September 13, 1969 Bristol PA placed 5 with a score of 58.550
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1970 10 scores
Highest Score 53.600
Final show in DCX Archives September 13, 1970 Eastern States Championships Glenolden PA placed 9 with a score of 49.700
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1971 4 scores
Highest Score 54.058
Final show in DCX Archives September 12, 1971 Eastern States Championship Hellertown PA placed 8 with a score of 50.000
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1972 4 scores
Highest Score 57.650
Final show in DCX Archives August 4, 1972 World Open Class 'B' Prelims Lynn MA placed 16 with a score of 45.250
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1973 4 scores
Highest Score 47.350
Final show in DCX Archives August 25, 1973 Garfield NJ placed 6 with a score of 33.950
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1979 1 scores
Highest Score 47.350
Final show in DCX Archives August 18, 1979 Hillsdale NJ placed 7 with a score of 47.350
Members (9)
| Member Name | Section | Years Involved |
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| Auch, John | Baritone | 1971 to 1974 |
| Bradway, Victor | Baritone | 1968 to 1971 |
| Brown, Dale | Drum Line | 1967 to 1969 |
| Cellucci, Thomas | Soprano | 1968 to 1970 |
| Haas, Mike | Soprano | 1966 to 1968 |
| habib, bill | soprano | 1971 to 1973 |
| Leslie, Frank (Bud) | 1st soprano | 1966 to 1968 |
| Phifer, Dolores (Cobb) | color guard | 1970 to 1971 |
| Sandy, Kathy | Drum Major, Color Guard | 1966 to 1969 |
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