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New York semi-pro

 1939 Springfield/Cedarhurst, Freeport NY Daily Review, Aug-0440
1939 Bushwicks vs Farmers  JNLIP  1939 a (1347)
1940 misc. JNLIP 1940-2399
1940 MBA stats - as of June 6, 1940 JNLIP-2019
1940 MBA stats as of July 11, 1940 FNDR Jul. 0198
1940 MBA standings as of June 24, 1940 FNDR- Jun c 0632
1940 Nassau stats by team FNDR 1940 Jul. 0171
1940 Nighthawks stats as of FNDR 1940 Jul 0171
1940 player bios for a team JNLIDP 1940-3565
1941 Grumman Aircraft, Freeport NY Daily Review, 1941 May-0241
1941 MBA, misc. , Jamaica NY Long Island Daily Press, 1941-44881941 Nassau League, Freeport NY Daily Review, 1941 May-0241
1941 MBA standings, Freeport NY Daily Review, 1941 May 0265
1941 MBA batting JNLIDP 1941-47391941 MBA batting JNLIP 1941-3850
1941 MBA pitching JNLIDP 1941-3305
1941 game between two army teams 1941-3738
1941 Queens Baseball Alliance All-Star ballot JNLIP 1941-4153
1941 Alliance standings JNLIP 1941-3850
1942 Republic Racers, Jamaica NY Long Island Daily Press 1942 a-2918
1942 Great Neck, Freeport NY Daily Review, 1942 Mar-0493
1947 MBA revival, Mount Vernon NY Daily Argus, 1947-0503

Interesting:
JNLIP 1941-4153
Buddy Hall cartoon JNLIP 1941-3851
Roy Tarr cartoon JNLIDP 1941-4700
Emil Gall picture Freeport NY Daily Review 1941 Dec-0622
Paul Korf picture Freeport NY Daily Review 1941- May 0663
Ridgewood NY Times 1941-1942 00281_2.pdBushwick 1940 injuries JNLIP 1940-3352Jake Grosso/Bob Miller pictures Freeport NY Daily Review 1941 APR-0314Bill Leider picture Freeport NY Daily Review 1941 Jun - 0180.pdf
Rivalry between Bushwicks and Bay Parkways 1941
First Bushwicks night-ball game 1941

 
1941 Queens-Nassau standings JNLIP 1941-36661940  Queens-Nassau standings JNLIP 1940-28311941 -as of 8-16, Bots Nekola had 11 wins in 12 starts, while Al Zachary had a 9-1 record, second in the MBA.

For instance, Charlie Hargreaves and Bob Miller of the Bushwicks come in from New Jersey as does Ernie Sabo and George Cella of the Springfield Greys. Other players come from the Bronx and parts of Long Island. 1941 JNLIP 3849  

Although the victory is welcome to the Greys it has no bearing on the Metropolitan Baseball Association race, for the game was not played on the field of a member team, Tonight, however, the Greys go back to M.B.A. competition when they clash with the Union City Reds at Sherwood Oval, Springfield Gardens. 1941 JNLIDP 4182  

Pete Hartman, manager of the Franklin Hotel B. B. C. of the Queens Alliance, deserves a hand for immediately following the suggestion that every player in the Alliance ought to be given some sort of headgear.. .all Franklin players are now using the same kind of equipment as the Giants.. .Lou Welaj, the Seton Hall infielder who was cavorting at short for the Cedarhurst Club, is now travelling with the- Chicago Cubs... his friends say that he signed a contract which will prevent him from being sent to the minors, but that sounds queer.. .Welaj is a good ball player, but not good enough to Jump from Cedarhurst right into the Chicago infield. Jamaica NY Long Island Daily Press 1941 - 2795.pdf

The worth of the protective headgear for baseball players was proven again last night when Dominick Mele, regular first baseman of the Cedarhurst Club was struck behind the ear by Walker of the Philly Stars as the home team was scoring a smashing 15-2 victory. Mele was knocked out and taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in Far Rockaway, where it was stated his condition was good but he would be held overnight for observation. But for the headgear he might have been seriously hurt. 1941-4282 


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