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NEW!! Women Basketball Players who have scored 49 points or more in a single-game on the Women's Basketball Pioneers page!!!
List of all players to hit 49 home runs or more in one season in the history of organized baseball.
List of all players to kick a field goal of 60 yards or more in the history of (American) football.
(above list contains the Female Place-kicking & Drop-kicking Records)
“The Gentle Art of Punting; Members of the Girls' Football Teams”, Gustavus Adolphus College of St. Peter, Minn., N.Y. Times 11/9/1924
| I am looking for information on Maggie Riley and the Devil Dogs, her travelling baseball team. |
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| The (Nassau) Daily Review, April 4, 1925 |
Year by year records of professional baseball teams in:
Asbury Park Sea Urchins Atlantic City, N. J. Augusta, N.J. Bridgeport, Connecticut Bristol, Conn. Danbury, Conn. Derby, Conn. Fresh Meadows, Queens,NY Hartford, Conn. Islip, N.Y. Jersey City, N.J. New Jersey Jackals (Little Falls) Long Branch, N.J. Maspeth, Queens, NY Meriden, Conn. New Britain, Conn. New Brunswick,N.J. New Haven, Conn. Newark, N.J. Norwalk, Conn. Norwich, Conn. Paterson, N.J. Perth Amboy, N.J. Port Chester, N.Y. Somerset, N.J. Stamford, Conn. Staten Island, N.Y. Torrington, Conn. Trenton, N.J. Washington, N.J. Waterbury, Conn. West Haven, Conn. Yonkers, N.Y. Camden, N.J. Catskill, N.Y. Easton, Pa. Fishkill, N.Y. Glens Falls, N.Y. Hudson, N.Y. Kingston, N.Y. Lakewood, N.J. Mountaindale, N.Y. Newburgh, N.Y. Nyack, N.Y. Ossining, N.Y. Peekskill, N.Y. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Seneca Falls, N.Y. Bergen Cliff Hawks (East Rutherford) [Atlantic League expansion team]
Minor League teams in Brooklyn.
Minor League teams in New York City.
Brooklyn in the Players League
New York City in the Players League
Brooklyn in the Federal League
Newark in the Federal League
The Bushwicks (Semi-pro)
“Negro” Teams (Organized baseball in the United States was segregated until 1947.)
New York Black Yankees (Paterson)
New York Black Yankees (Cedarhurst)
New York Cubans
Newark Eagles
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| •Dave Myers, Black Quarterback, New York University, 1929 |
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| •The 1926 Champion Fort Hamilton integrated football team. |
Game by game historical records for the following NYC area colleges & club football team:
For non-amateur, go to: Semi-pro and pro football teams
| Adelphi | University & Bellevue Medical College | |
| Brooklyn Poly | Browne's Business College | |
| Brooklyn College (Brooklyn Centre C.C.N.Y.) | C.W. Post | |
| College of the City of New York (CCNY) | Columbia University | |
| Columbia Col. of Physicians & Surgeons | Columbia Law School | |
| Cooper Union | Crescents Athletic Club of Brooklyn | |
| Entre Nous Club of Paterson | Fairleigh Dickinson University | |
| Fordham University | General Theological Seminary | |
| Hofstra | Iona College | |
| Jersey City State (NJ State) | King's Point Merchant Marine Academy | |
| Long Island College Hospital | Long Island University (Brooklyn) | |
| Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church | Manhattan Beach Coast Guard Training Station | |
| Manhattan College | Mitchel Field | |
| Nassau Collegiate Centre | Nassau Community College post-season | |
| New York/Long Island Aggies/SUNY(Farmingdale) | New York Law School | |
| New York Maritime College | New York Tech (NYIT) | |
| New York Theological Seminary | New York University | |
| NYU Law School | Orange Athletic Club | |
| Pace College/University | Panzer College | |
| Pratt Institute | Queens College (NY) | |
| St. Francis College (Brooklyn) | St. John's University (Bklyn./NY) | |
| St. Peter's College (Jersey City) | Seton Hall University | |
| Stevens Institute of Technology | SUNY-Stony Brook | |
| Upsala College | Varuna Boat Club (Bay Ridge) | |
| Wagner College | Willet's Point Engineers Corp School | |
| • Military teams: | ||
| • Army bases: | ||
| Brooklyn Army Base | Camp Kilmer | |
| Camp Merritt | Camp Upton | |
| Fort Adams (NY) | Fort Dix | |
| Fort Hamilton | Fort Hancock | |
| Fort Jay/Fort Columbus (Governor's Island) | Fort Monmouth | |
| Fort Schuyler {see NY Maritime Col.} | Fort Slocum | |
| Fort Totten {see Willet's Point Eng. Sch.} | Fort Wadsworth | |
| Miller Field (Army AF/Tank Corp) | Mitchel Field | |
| Signal Corps Photographic Center at Astoria | ||
| • Navy bases & ships: | ||
| Atlantic City NAS | Bayshore Naval Air Station | |
| Bensonhurst Naval Base/Reserves, Base 6, at Fort Lafayette (see Bay Ridge Militia) | ||
| Brooklyn Naval Hospital | Brooklyn Navy Yard | |
| Floyd Bennett Field | Hoboken Naval Transport/Port of Embarkation Depot | |
| Lakehurst Naval Air Station | Pelham Bay Naval Reserves | |
| Rockaway Naval Air Station Hospital | U.S.S. Amphitrite | |
| U.S.S. Arizona | U.S.S. Granite State (see 1st Bat., N.Y. Naval Militia) | |
| U.S.S. Kearsarge | U.S.S. Minnesota | |
| U.S.S. Texas | U.S.S. Wright | |
| • New York National Guard teams: | ||
| 7th Regiment, N.Y.N.G. (Park Ave at 66th St. Armory) | ||
| Company I, 14th Regiment, N.Y.N.G., Flushing Armory | ||
| Headquarters Troop, 1st Cavalry, N.Y.N.G. (Troop F), Staten Island Armory | ||
| • New York State Naval Militia teams: | ||
| 1st Battalion | 2nd Battalion (Bay Ridge Militia) | |
| 6th Separate Division, New York Naval Militia, Whitestone Armory | ||
| • Railroad teams: | ||
| Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (Philadelphia) | Long Island Railroad (Long Island Tigers) | |
| Pennsylvania Railroad YMCA at Philadelphia | Philadelphia & Reading Railroad (Philadelphia) | |
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| Princeton 6 - Yale 0, Manhattan Field, 11/30/1893 |
All amateur football games (not including most High School games) at the following ballparks and stadiums:
Ashland Stadium, East Orange
Atlantic City Civic Auditorium
Berkeley Oval, The Bronx
Brotherhood Park, Manhattan
Dexter Park, Brooklyn
Eastern Park, Brooklyn
Ebbet's Field
Giants Stadium, The Meadowlands, N.J.
Hawthorne Field, Brooklyn
Hilltop Park, Manhattan
Big games in Hoboken, N.J.
Jersey City ballparks
Lewisohn Stadium (non-CCNY games)
Manhattan Field
Metropolitan Park
Newark, New Jersey (various parks)
Orange Oval, Orange, N.J.
The Polo Grounds (I,II,III&IV)
Rice Stadium, Pelham Bay
Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City
Shea Stadium, Flushing, Queens
Thompson Field, Stapleton, Staten Island
Triboro Stadium {Downing Stadium), Randall's Island, NYC
Washington Park (I & II), Brooklyn
Washington Park (III), Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
•Indoor Football played inside:
Madison Square Garden (I & II)
Other Early Indoor Football Games
The Atlantic City Convention Hall, the first indoor regulation football field.
some games played at Prospect Park Parade Grounds
some games played at Central Park
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Page with records of all Professional football teams in the New York area, including head to head rivalries.
Game by Game records of the following professional & semi-pro football teams:
The following three teams were briefly in the NFL!:
Hartford Blues
Orange AC Tornadoes
Staten Island Stapletons
Minor League teams on Long Island:
Brooklyn Bay Parkways
Brooklyn Brooks
Brooklyn Bushwicks (See Dexter Park Pro Football)
Brooklyn Eagles
Long Island Bulls
Long Island Clippers (Independent)
Long Island (Huntington) Giants
Long Island Indians
Other Farm teams:
Hempstead Alumni
Long Island Jets
Minor League teams on Randall's Island:
Brooklyn Dodgers
Other Minor League Teams:
Jersey City Little Giants New York Tigers
Newark Bears Newark Bombers
Paterson Panthers
Other pro football teams:
All-New Britain
Atlantic City Roses
Bayonne Vikings
Brooklyn Bears
Brooklyn Mariners
Coney Island Blue Devils (MacMonigle's Blue Devils)
Perth Amboy Clovers
Long Island Bears
Other Major League Pro Football Teams
Brickley's New York Giants (Brooklyn Giants) (1919-1923)
Brooklyn Dodgers (1930-1948) New York Yankees (1926-1928)
Brooklyn Horsemen New York Yankees (1936-1937)
Brooklyn Lions New York Yankees (1940-1941)
Brooklyn Tigers New York Yankees (1946-1949)
New York Americans New York Bulldogs/Yanks
New York Giants (The first 25 years: 1925-1950)
(some) Semi-Pro teams on (mostly) Long Island:
Baldwin Alumni Baldwin Buccaneers Broad Channel Nut Club
Cedarhurst Giants Cedarhurst Wolverines
Cedarhurst Gaels Cedarhurst Spartans.
College Point F.C. Freeport Lions Freeport Purple Riders
Glen Cove Sebas Harways of Ulmer Park (Bklyn.) Hempstead Alumni
Hempstead Monitors Herkimer Athletic Association Hicksville Field Club
Laurelton Jones Boys Lindenhurst Indians (Lindians) Locust Valley Yellowjackets
Long Island Chiefs Long Island Gophers Long Island Indians
Long Island Paragons Long Island Rockets Manhasset Red Birds
Oceanside Fire Dept. Oceanside/Long Island Anthonians Rockaway White Elephants
Valley Stream Red Riders Van Sicklens of Coney Island Western Front of Glen Cove
Westbury Vamps (F.D.) Whitestone Warlows
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Some Basketball stuff:
Players Who Scored 100 Points or More in a Game
(The 100 Points page also includes one-game scoring records for all NCAA, NAIA, AAU, NBA, ABA, international and much more)
NOTE: From the 100 page you will discover separate pages with one game scoring records for a variety of leagues, levels & countries!
SEE BELOW FOR VARIOUS LIST LINKS!
Consecutive Free Throw Records
Forgotten National Champions (A.A.U. tournament 1920, 1924, 1925)
1951 National Campus Tournament (First Syracuse National Championship)
•Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball Conference (Ivy League pre-cursor) Champions.
•Early New York area Professional Basketball Champions
•New York Renaissance Records (1923-1950) including Post-Season games
•Original Celtics Records (1915-1950)
•Harlem Globetrotters Records including Post-Season games & Games against the Lakers.
(Harlem Globetrotters are from Chicago)
•New York Chuckles (Women's A.A.U.)
•Long winning streaks by:
New York Rens (88 straight, 1/1/1933-3/27/1933)
Fordham “Wonder Five” (23 straight) (1928-1929)
St. John's “Wonder Five” (24 straight) (1930-1931)
New York University (27 straight, 1933-1935, Eastern college record at time.)
Long Island University (43 straight, 1935-1936, intercollegiate record at time.)
Panzer College (44 straight) (1939-1/4/1941, intercollegiate record at time.)
Seton Hall College (43 straight) (1939-3/22/1941, major college record at time.)
Manhattanville College Women's team (51 straight) (1933-2/19/1938)
Passaic High School Boys' (the “Wonder Team”)(159 straight) (1919-2/6/1925, loss 35-39 to Hackensack High)[H.S. Boy's team record]
Other Winning Notable Winning Streaks:
Byng High School Girls (Ada, Okla.) (98 straight) (1936-39) (1,157-115, 1927-69)
Edmonton Grads (girls) (Amateur) (147 straight) (c. 1930s) (502-20, 1915-1940; 27-0 in 4 Olympics, 1924-1936)
Rochester Filaret Girls (A.A.U.) (202 straight) (1937-1949) (245 of 246) (553-12 record, 1933-'49) [played under boys' rules]
Hanes Hosiery Girl's of Winston Salem, N.C. (A.A.U.) (102 straight) (to 2/27/1954 loss 38-45 to Wayland Baptist)
Wayland Baptist Girls' from Plainfield, Tx. (A.A.U.) (131 straight) (1954-1958, ended by Nashville Hanes Hosiery)
Carleton College (Men) (64 straight) (ended 1935, 26-33 v Cornell of Iowa)
Power Memorial boys (NYC) (71 straight) (ended 1/30/1965 at DeMatha, Baltimore)
Central Catholic Boys' (Santa Rosa, Cal.) (61 straight) (Sep. 16, 2001-Sep. 9, 2006)
Allan Hancock Junior College (Cal.) (41 straight) (1955?-2/16/1957) [National Junior College Record at time]
Royal Typewriter (Hartford Industrial League) (26 straight) (2 in 1942; 7 1945-46; 15 1946-47; 2 Dec. 1947)
Washington University Women (Mo.) (N.C.A.A. DIII) (81 straight) (Feb. 16, 1998-Jan. 16, 2001)
SCP Ruzomberok (Slovakia women's national league) (253 straight) (1995-2003)
Gambrinus Sika Brno (Czech Republic women's league) (254 straight, still active streak) (Feb. 8, 1998-current as of Jan. 15, 2007)
Belleville High School Boys' (N.Y.) (104 straight) (1966-71)
De La Salle High School Boys' (Concord, Cal.) (151 straight) (1992-2005)
Lowest Scoring Games: N.C.A.A. Division I (men)
Pre-Shot Clock (before 1985-86)
6 Arkansas State, 1945 Kentucky (W 75-6) Arkansas State
6 Temple College, 1973 Tennessee (W 11-6) Temple
Shot Clock Era (from 1985-86)
21 Georgia Southern, 1997 Coastal Carolina (W 61-21) Georgia Southern
21 Princeton University, 2005 Monmouth (N.J.) (W 41-21) Princeton
20 St. Louis University, 1/10/2008 George Washington (W 49-20) Saint Louis
| ° The following are links to pages from historic database of every basketball player to score 47 points or more points in one game: | |
| U.S. College Men (Includes NCAA DI, II & III, NAIA DI & II, USAA, and Junior College | |
| U.S. High Schools (State by State Single-Game Scoring Records, YMCA, CYO, City League, etc.) | |
| NBA & ABA Franchise by Franchise Records (Record Holders Progression) | |
| N.B.A. (All NBA players 49 points or more in one game.) | |
| Women's Pioneers Page (History, records & firsts in female basketball, one game records for all levels & countries, 1st dunks, FT streaks) | |
| NBL (Australia) (National Basketball League of Australia one-game records.) | |
| American Basketball League (1961-1962) | |
| Continental Basketball Association (CBA is a minor league.) | |
| Lega A (Italian professional league) | |
| PBLA & NPBL (Short lived Amercan major leagues) | |
| For NIBL, EBL, EBA, IBL, NBDL, AAU, Military, International, Olympics, AAU, scoring records progressions & much more see: | |
| The 100 Point page (All players 100 points in a game, Country by Country Pro, College & school record holders, City Leagues, CYO) | |
| •°Iowa High Schools would have basketball doubleheaaders each game day.
One game was the boys, the other, the girls' game of two court, six players aside version. |
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| Here are some doubleheaders, where a brother and sister combine for total points on the night. | |
Same Site Sibling Scoring
| 90 pts. | |
| the Clarke Siblings , Verdigris High Cardinals | |
| (Oklahoma) | |
| 3/2/2007 | |
| at Whitey Ford Fieldhouse | |
| Class 3A East Area Final | |
| Verdigris boys (W 82-74) Adair boys | |
| Girls' East Tournament Final | |
| Verdigris girls (L 44-50) Adair girls | |
| 57 pts. | Rotnei Clarke |
| 33 pts. | Cassie Clarke |
| 58 pts. | |
| the Schrage Siblings , Plainfield High | |
| (Iowa) | |
| 12/6/1985 | |
| Plainfield boys (W 77-44) Dumont boys | |
| Plainfield girls (W 97-26) Dumont girls | |
| 30 pts. | Tom Schrage |
| 28 pts. | Diane Schrage |
| 58 pts. | |
| the Schrage Siblings , Plainfield High | |
| (Iowa) | |
| 12/6/1985 | |
| Plainfield boys (W 77-44) Dumont boys | |
| Plainfield girls (W 97-26) Dumont girls | |
| 30 pts. | Tom Schrage |
| 28 pts. | Diane Schrage |
| 51 pts. | |
| the Wykle Siblings , Radcliffe High | |
| (Iowa) | |
| 1/31/1967 | |
| Radcliffe boys (W 77-58) NESCO boys | |
| Radcliffe girls (W 54-43) NESCO girls | |
| 26 pts. | Lee Wykle |
| 25 pts. | Julie Wykle |
| 47 pts. | |
| the Milson Siblings, Benjamin Mustangs | |
| (Texas) | |
| 1/21/1975 | |
| Benjamin High girls (L 55-76) Chillicothe girls | |
| Benjamin HS boys (W 90-49) Chillicothe boys | |
| 25 pts. | Kelly Milson |
| 22 pts. | David Milson |
| 39 pts. | |
| the Corrick Siblings, Keswick High | |
| (Iowa) | |
| 12/5/1950 | |
| Keswick High girls (L 40-54) North English HS girls | |
| Keswick High boys (W 41-33) North English boys | |
| 16 pts. | Ann Corrick |
| 23 pts. | Dick Corrick |
| Go to the Sisters Scoring page. | |
Ice Hockey:
Crescent Athletic Club (1896-1918)
New York Americans/Brooklyn Americans (N.H.L.) Year by Year Records & Playoff Games (1925-1942)
New York Rangers (1st 50 years)
New York Rovers • Long Island Ducks (E.H.L.)
St. Nicholas Skating Club (Hockey Club) (1896-now)
The 1st Lester Patrick Trophy Winners (M.A.H.L., 1934-1952)
| ªVirtually useless historical sports date: |
| Jan. 28, 1927- First N.Y.U. ice hockey game at the Brooklyn Ice Palace, a 3-0 loss to Clarkson Tech. |
· For in-depth records of Philadelphia area teams, see the Ghosts of the Gridiron pages.
• For railroad-related local New York area history go to: New York Stations & Structures.
• For a list of 1,250 version of the song, “Hey, Joe,” go here: www.heyjoe.org
This list compiled and designed by P.S.Luchter
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