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Born in Utica, grew up in Syracuse attended Franklin High School.
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1935: Post #41 American Legion baseball team. Wins the Onondaga-Herkimer and Oneida County Championships.
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1937-1940: Athletic scholarship to attend Christian Brothers Academy. Stars on the football, basketball and baseball teams.
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1938: Makes All-City baseball first team and All-City football second team. CBA football team is undefeated, untied and unscored upon.
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1939: Makes All-City baseball and football first teams. CBA baseball team wins Syracuse City Championship.
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Leads American Legion Post #41 baseball team to Herkimer-Oneida championship as a player and assistant coach.
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1940: Co-captains football, baseball and basketball teams. Graduates with nine varsity letters from CBA
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1940-1945: Plays on numerous baseball, football and basketball teams, in Semi-pro, Army and Industrial leagues.
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1946-1986: Begins officiating football and basketball at the high school and college level.
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Officiates at several Army – Navy football games.
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Acts as interpreter for IAABO Local Board #38 in high school basketball rules and conducts clinics for young officials.
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1949-1950: Takes over the assistant coach spot on the CBA football team, leading them to another city championship
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1948-1971: Works for the Syracuse Police Department
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1958-1986: Board of Directors of Blind Men and Criers Association
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1971-1987: Heads security officer at Niagara Mohawk Power Company.
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1974-1976: Director of Syracuse chapter of the Eastern
Association of Intercollegiate Football Officials.
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1975: Officiates at the famous Notre Dame – Boston College football game
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1978: Officiates the Peach Bowl football classic, his last grid assignment
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1980: Receives the Blind Men and Criers “Joe Schwarzer” Award
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1987: Operated the game clock for the Big East football and basketball games in the Carrier Dome for over fifteen years.