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  1. Architectural League of New York

    The Architectural League of New York is a non profit organization for creative and intellectual work in architecture , urbanism , and related disciplines . The league dates from 1881, when Cass Gilbert organized meetings at the Salmagundi Club for young architects. In early years, members took turns assigning sketch problems with solutions then critiqued by established architects. In 1886 it was restarted by architect Russell Sturgis with exhibitions, lectures, dinners, tours, and Juried competition juried annual exhibitions. During its history, many of New York s most prominent architects have served as president, including George B. Post , Henry Hardenbergh , Grosvenor Atterbury , Raymond Hood , Ralph Thomas Walker Ralph Walker , Wallace Harrison , and more recently, Ulrich Franzen , Robert A.M. Stern , Frances Halsband , Paul Byard , Walter Chatham , and Frank Lupo architect Frank Lupo . The league embraces collaboration across the arts. Muralists and sculptors are invited to become members, and annual exhibitions have included sections for landscape architecture , painting, sculpture, and decorative arts. External links http www.archleague.org Architectural League of New York Category American architecture New York Category Organizations based in the United States ...   more details



  1. New York State League

    This article refers to the modern New York State League . For the original incarnations of the New York State League see New York State League 1885 1917 Infobox sports league logo New York State League.png pixels 150px caption New York State League logo sport Baseball founded 2007 motto teams 4 country USA website http www.nystateleague.com Official site The New York State League is an independent baseball league that will play its fifth season in 2011 in the New York City metro area. Over 200 NYSL players have been signed by professional teams. The league is composed of four teams including the Federals, the Capitols, the Empires and the Hudsons. Players from forty four states and eight countries have competed in the league. New York Federals Starting in the 2011 season the New York State League will serve as the official developmental league of the Canadian American Association of Professional Baseball Can Am League . With this agreement, the Can Am League has formed a traveling team called the New York Federals , which is primarily composed of former NYSL players. Roster IndyLB roster League NYSL Can Am League TeamName New York Federals Date 8 1 2011 Pitchers Pitchers player 24 USA Andy Watson player 17 USA Dave Ahern player 25 USA James Kukucka player 21 USA James Bierlein player 11 USA Mike Mullen player 23 USA Luis Pardo player 14 USA Noel DeLeon player 10 USA Jim Schult player 12 USA Alex Foltz player 20 USA Kyle Putnam Catchers player 7 USA Sandy DeLeon player 13 USA Dan Coury Infielders player 5 USA Jacob Rosenbeck player 9 USA Brad Jackson player 26 DOM Eddie Lantigua player 3 USA Mike Levy player 2 USA Tucker Nathans 16 USA Mike Castellano Outfielders player 4 USA ... baseball leagues in the United States Category Baseball leagues in New York baseball league stub it New York State League ... Can AM League Can Am League Professional Baseball Category Canadian American Association of Professional ...   more details



  1. Moderation League of New York

    unreferenced date May 2009 The Moderation League of New York was founded in 1923 to change the legal definition of the intoxicating liquors prohibited by the Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution establishing prohibition . This seemed to its members to be an achievable goal, whereas the repeal of prohibition seemed at that point an impossible achievement. DEFAULTSORT Moderation League Of New York Category Prohibition in the United States Category 1923 establishments in the United States Category Political organizations in the United States ...   more details



  1. Drama League of New York

    Primary sources date September 2009 The Drama League of New York originated as a national organization begun in Chicago in 1910. The organization had two primary objectives to influence the professional production of the best plays by alerting members to performances that warranted their support and to ensure the continuity of professional theater by education the audiences of the future. In 1934, the League decided to recognize theatrical achievement in a different way. A committee consisting of Broadway theater Broadway producers and other theater professionals created the first and still the only audience selected award for distinguished performance in a theatrical production later to be known as The Drama League Award s . The Directors Project In the 1980s, The Drama League experienced major transformation. It now also focused its efforts on providing a training program for directors, and a developmental and support program for playwrights. In 1984 the League initiated a program for young directors that combined training with intensive professional experience for entry level or early career directors. The Program has three phases ref cite web url http dramaleague.net ?page id 156 title Fall Directing Program accessdate 22 September 2009 work The Drama League ref A series of workshops under the guidance of prominent theatre professionals. Assistant directing assignments one at a regional theatre, one at a New York Theatre . A Production with an Equity cast in New York City. In 1988, the Directors Project was expanded to include a summer directing program to run in conjunction with the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca, New York . Participants in this program travel to the Hangar ... Program accessdate 22 September 2009 work The Drama League ref The Directors Project also includes two other programs, the New Directors New Works program, and the Assistant Directors Program. References references Category Culture of New York City Category Culture of Chicago, Illinois Category ...   more details



  1. New York-New Jersey League

    The class D New York New Jersey League was founded in 1913. With the New York State League and International League among others occupying the territory, the 6 team league had no large cities involved. The next year the circuit was renamed the Atlantic League 1914 Atlantic League . Cities represented Danbury, CT Danbury Hatters 1913 Kingston, NY Kingston Colonials 1913 Long Branch, NJ Long Branch Cubans 1913 Middletown, Orange County, New York Middletown, NY Middletown Middies 1913 Newburgh, NY Newburgh Dutchmen 1913 Poughkeepsie, NY Poughkeepsie Honey Bugs 1913 Teams & stats 1913 New York New Jersey League br President Rosslyn M. Cox class wikitable Team Standings W L PCT GB Managers Long Branch Cubans 65 29 .691 0 Ricardo Henriquez Poughkeepsie Honey Bugs 48 49 .495 18.5 Eugene Ressique Kingston Colonials 45 46 .494 18.5 Walter Bennett Middletown Middies 42 51 .452 22.5 Jack Lawler Danbury Hatters 43 55 .439 24 Ernest Landgraf Newburgh Dutchmen 41 54 .432 24.5 Archie Marshall No Playoffs class wikitable Player Statistics Player Team Stat Tot Player Team Stat Tot Frank Ely Middletown BA .385 Dolf Luque Long Branch W 22 Eugene Ressique Poughkeepsie Runs 101 Dolf Luque Long Branch Pct .815 22 5 Juan Viola Long Branch Hits 131 Frank Ely Middletown HR 7 Edward Harrison Newburgh HR 7 Source The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball Second Edition. Category Baseball leagues in New York Category Defunct baseball leagues in the United States Category Baseball leagues in New Jersey ...   more details



  1. New York State League (1885?1917)

    This article refers to the original incarnations of the New York State League, which operated between 1885 and 1917. For the modern league, see New York State League The first New York State League in 1885 ... current moniker. The second New York State League was a six team league for one season in 1889. Oneida ... running New York State League was a solid league that lasted from 1899 through 1917. The league .... Cities Represented 1885 Albany, New York Albany Albany Senators minor league baseball Albany Senators Binghamton, New York Binghamton Binghamton Bingoes Elmira, New York Elmira Elmira Colonels NYSL Elmira Colonels Oswego, New York Oswego Oswego Sweegs Rochester, New York Rochester Rochester Flour Cities Syracuse, New York Syracuse Syracuse Stars minor league baseball Syracuse Stars Utica, New York Utica Utica Pentups 1889 Auburn, New York Auburn Auburn Elmira, New York Elmira Elmira Canandaigua town , New York Canandaigua Canandaigua Oneida, New York Oneida Oneida Seneca Falls village , New York Seneca Falls Seneca Falls Maroons Utica, New York Utica Utica 1899 1917 Albany, New York Albany Albany Senators minor league baseball Albany Senators 1899 1916 Amsterdam, New York Amsterdam Johnstown city , New York Johnstown Gloversville, New York Gloversville Amsterdam Johnstown Gloversville ... State League Category Defunct baseball leagues in the United States it New York State League 1885 1917 ... 1907 Auburn, New York Auburn Auburn Pioneers 1899 Binghamton, New York Binghamton Binghamton Bingoes 1899 1917 Cortland, New York Cortland Cortland Wagonmakers 1899 1901 Elmira, New York Elmira Elmira ... 1916 1917 Ilion, New York Ilion Ilion Typewriters 1901 1904 Oswego, New York Oswego Oswego Oswegos 1899 Oswego Grays 1900 Reading, Pennsylvania Reading, PA Reading Pretzels 1916 1917 Rome, New York Rome Rome NY Romans Rome Romans 1899 1901 Schenectady, New York Schenectady Schenectady Electricians ..., PA Scranton Miners NYSL Scranton Miners 1904 1917 Syracuse, New York Syracuse Syracuse Stars ...   more details



  1. 1923 New York-Pennsylvania League season

    The by 1923 New York Pennsylvania League early 20th century New York Pennsylvania League season was the league s first season of play. The Williamsport Billies became the New York Pennsylvania League s Now Eastern League baseball Eastern League first champions by having the best record at the end of the regular season. The New York Pennsylvania League played at the Class B Level during this season. Final standings Incomplete date February 2009 cellpadding 10 align left style vertical align top cellpadding 1 width 350px style font size 90 border 1px solid gray align center style font size larger colspan 5 New York Pennsylvania League early 20th century New York Pennsylvania League style background lightblue Club Wins Losses Win   GB align center style vertical align middle style background lightblue Williamsport Billies 82 42 .661 Binghamton Triplets Elmira Red Jackets Scranton Miners Wilkes Barre Barons baseball Wilkes Barre Barons York White Roses Stats Batting leaders class wikitable width 33 style text align center width 5 Stat width 30 Player width 5 Total Batting average Baseball AVG Earl Babbington Elmira York .383 Home run HR Bill Batch York 19 Run batted in RBI Run baseball R Hit baseball H Stolen base SB Pitching leaders class wikitable width 33 style text align center width 5 Stat width 30 Player width 5 Total Win baseball W Gene Costello York 22 Loss baseball L Earned run average ERA Strikeout SO Dudley Foulk Williamsport 167 Innings pitched IP Save baseball SV Eastern League seasons Category 1923 in baseball New York pennsylvania League Season, 1923 Category Eastern League seasons Category Eastern League baseball ...   more details



  1. 1924 New York ? Pennsylvania League season

    The by 1924 New York Pennsylvania League early 20th century New York Pennsylvania League season was the league s second season of play. The Williamsport Grays became the New York Pennsylvania League Now Eastern League baseball Eastern League champions by having the best record at the end of the regular season. The New York Pennsylvania League played at the Class B level during this season. Final standings Incomplete date February 2009 cellpadding 10 align left style vertical align top cellpadding 1 width 350px style font size 90 border 1px solid gray align center style font size larger colspan 5 New York Pennsylvania League early 20th century New York Pennsylvania League style background lightblue Club Wins Losses Win   GB align center style vertical align middle style background lightblue Williamsport Grays 87 46 .654 Binghamton Triplets Elmira Colonels Scranton Miners Wilkes Barre Barons baseball Wilkes Barre Barons York White Roses Harrisburg Senators Oneonta Indians Utica Utes Stats Batting leaders class wikitable width 33 style text align center width 5 Stat width 30 Player width 5 Total Batting average Baseball AVG Dewey Steffens York .376 Home run HR Roy Leavitt Williamsport 18 Run batted in RBI Run baseball R Hit baseball H Stolen base SB Pitching leaders class wikitable width 33 style text align center width 5 Stat width 30 Player width 5 Total Win baseball W Thomas George York 27 Loss baseball L Earned run average ERA Strikeout SO Thomas George York 167 Innings pitched IP Save baseball SV Eastern League seasons Category 1924 in baseball New York Pennsylvania League Season, 1924 Category Eastern League seasons Category Eastern League baseball ...   more details



  1. New York Urban Professionals Athletic League

    Notability date February 2011 Orphan date February 2009 New York Urban Professionals Athletic League is a sports league based in the borough of Manhattan in New York City , offering year round basketball and volleyball . External links http www.nyurban.com Official website Category Sports in New York City sports org stub ...   more details



  1. Art Students League of New York

    File Art Students League sun jeh.JPG thumb right 300px Fine Arts Building on West 57th, May, 2009 The Art Students League of New York is an art school located on West 57th Street in New York City . The League ... as their joint headquarters, has continued to house the League since 1892. ref The New York ... approach to art making. As of 2010 , the League remains an important part of New York City art ... of painting at Woodstock, New York . ref Woodstock, New York Woodstock Music and Art ref In 1995, the League s facilities expanded to include the Vytlacil campus in Sparkill, New York , named after ... ref Notable instructors and lecturers seealso Category Faculty of Art Students League of New York Since ... December 26, 2011 ref Notable alumni seealso Category Art Students League of New York alumni ... of New York http www.theartstudentsleague.org history.html Brief History of The League s Early Years ... publications.html Linea, Journal of the Art Students League of New York available for download ... Art Students League of New York Category Culture of New York City Category Art schools in New York Category American artist groups and collectives Category Education in New York Category Members of Art Students League of New York Category Educational institutions established in 1875 Category Modern ... of New York fr Art Students League of New York nl Art Students League of New York ja pt Art Students League of New York zh ... The New York Times, Critic s Notebook A School s Colorful Patina , by Holland Cotter,Published September ... & J.C. Jacobsen , the building is a designated List of New York City Designated Landmarks New .... From the 19th century to the present, the League has counted among its attendees and instructors ... in the art world. The League also maintains a significant permanent collection of student and faculty ... ref History Founded in 1875, the League s creation came about in response to both an anticipated ...   more details



  1. 1926 New York-Pennsylvania League season

    The by 1926 New York Pennsylvania League early 20th century New York Pennsylvania League season was the minor league baseball league s fourth season of play. The Scranton Miners finished the season with the best overall record, and were declared the league champions. The New York Pennsylvania League played at the Class B level during this season. Final standings Incomplete date February 2009 cellpadding 10 align left style vertical align top cellpadding 1 width 350px style font size 90 border 1px solid gray align center style font size larger colspan 5 New York Pennsylvania League early 20th century New York Pennsylvania League style background lightblue Club Wins Losses Win   GB align center style vertical align middle style background lightblue Scranton Miners 84 50 .627 York White Roses Williamsport Grays Binghamton Triplets Elmira Colonels Wilkes Barre Barons baseball Wilkes Barre Barons Harrisburg Senators Shamokin Indians Stats Batting leaders class wikitable width 33 style text align center width 5 Stat width 30 Player width 5 Total Batting average Baseball AVG Red Shilling York .366 Home run HR John Rosebury Shamokin 10 Run batted in RBI Francis Farrell Scranton 93 Run baseball R Hit baseball H Stolen base SB Pitching leaders class wikitable width 33 style text align center width 5 Stat width 30 Player width 5 Total Win baseball W Eddie Williams Elmira 22 Loss baseball L Earned run average ERA Ed Matteson Scranton York 1.80 Strikeout SO Henry Hoffman Williamsport 129 Innings pitched IP Save baseball SV Eastern League seasons Category 1926 in baseball New York pennsylvania League Season, 1926 Category Eastern League seasons ...   more details



  1. 1925 New York-Pennsylvania League season

    The by 1925 New York Pennsylvania League early 20th century New York Pennsylvania League season was the league s third season of play. The York White Roses and the Williamsport Grays tied during the regular season and were declared co champions. An unofficial playoff resulted in York defeating Williamsport 4 2. The New York Pennsylvania League played at the Class B level during this season. Final standings Incomplete date February 2009 cellpadding 10 align left style vertical align top cellpadding 1 width 350px style font size 90 border 1px solid gray align center style font size larger colspan 5 New York Pennsylvania League early 20th century New York Pennsylvania League style background lightblue Club Wins Losses Win   GB align center style vertical align middle style background lightblue York White Roses 77 55 .583 Williamsport Grays 77 55 .583 Binghamton Triplets Elmira Colonels Scranton Miners Wilkes Barre Barons baseball Wilkes Barre Barons Harrisburg Senators Shamokin Shammies Stats Batting leaders class wikitable width 33 style text align center width 5 Stat width 30 Player width 5 Total Batting average Baseball AVG Joe Munson Harrisburg .400 Home run HR Joe Munson Harrisburg 33 Run batted in RBI Joe Munson Harrisburg 129 Run baseball R Hit baseball H Stolen base SB Pitching leaders class wikitable width 33 style text align center width 5 Stat width 30 Player width 5 Total Win baseball W Thomas George York 27 Loss baseball L Earned run average ERA Thomas George York 2.27 Strikeout SO Henry Hoffman Williamsport 153 Innings pitched IP Save baseball SV Eastern League seasons Category 1925 in baseball New York pennsylvania League Season, 1925 Category Eastern League seasons ...   more details



  1. New York City Interscholastic Mathematics League

    Unreferenced date October 2008 The New York City Interscholastic Math League NYCIML is a non profit organization that organizes mathematics competition s to all participating member schools in from New York City and beyond. Its Executive Committee consists of college students who are NYCIML veterans. The league has four different levels of contests for students of different ages, experience levels and mathematics backgrounds. Each team consists of five students. Students compete individually and against different teams at the same time External links http www.nyciml.org New York City Interscholastic Math League Category Mathematical institutes and societies Category Organizations based in New York City Category Mathematics competitions Math competition stub ...   more details



  1. New York Pro Football League

    The New York Pro Football League was a professional American football league active in the 1910s and based in upstate New York , primarily Western New York . Between 1920 and 1921, the league s best teams ... Football League . All Fulton and Oswego . Based in Oswego County, New York . Appears most frequently ... New York Pro Football League Navbox name New York Pro Football League title New York Pro Football ... & Black group2 Stadia noinclude Category New York Pro Football League New York Pro Football League ... was highly informal the teams were largely clustered around the two cities of Rochester, New York and Buffalo, New York , with rural teams to fill the differences. Rochester had built its reputation ... in 1919. The Buffalo Semi Pro, Rochester, and Central New York divisions were known to have championships ... Tonawanda Lumberjacks by a score of 12 7. In Central New York, Syracuse Pros All Syracuse defeated ... 0. The Rochester Jeffersons won the Rochester circuit title. This led to the two game New York Pro ... from Tonawanda, New York known to have formed in 1916 and coached for its entire existence by Tam ... in Lancaster, New York . Fort Porter 74th Infantry Division . A team based at Fort Porter from ... . Based in Rochester, New York they were the best team among a number of other Rochester based teams ... New York division Syracuse Pros All Syracuse . Based in Syracuse, New York . Traces its history ..., New York . The team never joined the NFL, but is the only one still in operation today it is known ... Alcos . Based in Jamestown, New York . Geneva Glenwoods . Based in Geneva, New York oddly, this team ... Johnson Athletic Association . Based in Binghamton, New York existed until at least 1921. LeRoy football LeRoy . Unnamed team from LeRoy, New York . Kanaweola Athletic Club some spellings have Ranaweola . Based in Elmira, New York . Known to have existed in 1902, since they hosted the first ever ... chapter information on Western New York teams prior to 1920 http www.billsbackers.com articlespre1960.htm ...   more details



  1. Independent Schools Athletic League (New York)

    The Independent Schools Athletic League ISAL is a sports league for independent schools independent high school s in New York state. Member schools Split into Two Divisions Big Apple Division Birch Wathen Lenox Brooklyn Friends Churchill School The Dwight School Garden School Little Red LREI Lyc e fran ais de New York Steiner Winston Prep York Preparatory NYC Division Browning School The Calhoun School Columbia Preparatory Loyola School New York City Loyola St. Hilda s and St. Hughes Trevor Day School United Nations UNIS Associate Members Staten Island Academy Winston Prep http www.isalgisal.com Other leagues The following independent school sport leagues are also in New York state GISAL Girls Independent Schools Athletic League NYSAISAA New York State Association of Independent Schools Athletic Association PSAA Private School Athletic Association Category High school sports associations in the United States sports org stub ...   more details



  1. New York Emperors Stickball League

    Infobox Sports league title New York Emperors Stickball League current season logo pixels caption sport Stickball founded 1985 fame motto inaugural teams 8 country USA champion most champs folded website http www.stickball.com ceo Richie Marrero TV related comps Founder The New York Emperors Stickball League is a stickball league in The Bronx , New York City . Established in 1985, ref cite news first Peter last DeMarco title WEEKEND WARRIOR Stick Plus Ball, A Happy Science url http query.nytimes.com gst fullpage.html?res 9A00E5DC1439F93BA3575AC0A9669C8B63 work The New York Times date 2000 09 08 quote ...its inception in 1985, when it obtained permission from the city to close the street during game time. ref , the league has eight teams and a youth division. The seasons lasts from 180 games to 240 games a season. Current teams col begin col 2 Jersey City Saints Bronx Bandits Emperors Gold Bronx Knights col 2 Leland Legends Ravens Royals Stem col end Emperors Memorial Day Weekend Classic The Emperors League hosts an annual tournament every Memorial Day weekend. The tournament attracts teams from southern California, Florida and Puerto Rico. ref name snyshow cite news first Kathryn last Shattuck title A Sports Show for New York s Weekend Warriors url http query.nytimes.com gst fullpage.html?res 9E03E3DA163EF931A2575AC0A9619C8B63 work The New York Times date 2007 09 12 ref Presidents of the NYESL Joe Cruz 1985 1993 Robert Martinez 1993 1996 Pete Santiago 1997 2000 Steve Mercado ? 2001 Richie Marrero ? present ref name snyshow References Reflist External links http www.stickball.com Category Sports in New York City Category Sports leagues in the United States ...   more details



  1. New York?Penn League rosters

    Below are the full rosters and coaching staff of the 14 teams of Minor League Baseball s New York Penn League . McNamara Division Aberdeen IronBirds Aberdeen IronBirds roster Brooklyn Cyclones Brooklyn Cyclones roster Hudson Valley Renegades Hudson Valley Renegades roster Staten Island Yankees Staten Island Yankees roster Pinckney Division Auburn Doubledays Auburn Doubledays roster Batavia Muckdogs Batavia Muckdogs roster Jamestown Jammers Jamestown Jammers roster Mahoning Valley Scrappers Mahoning Valley Scrappers roster State College Spikes State College Spikes roster Williamsport Crosscutters Williamsport Crosscutters roster Stedler Division Connecticut Tigers Connecticut Tigers roster Lowell Spinners Lowell Spinners roster Tri City ValleyCats Tri City ValleyCats roster Vermont Lake Monsters Vermont Lake Monsters roster See also Northwest League rosters MLB and MiLB team rosters Category Minor League Baseball team rosters New York Penn League Category New York Penn League ...   more details



  1. New York Anti-Saloon League

    The New York Anti Saloon League was an American organization that worked toward the prohibition of alcohol and the closing of saloons. Located at 156 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan , it was an offshoot of the Ohio based Anti Saloon League . Adna W. Leonard of Buffalo, New York was its president. The superintendent of the group was William H. Anderson , of who said of prohibition Be a good sport about it. No more falling off the water wagon. Uncle Sam will help you keep your pledge. References David Kyvig Repealing National Prohibition Category Culture of Manhattan Category Temperance organizations in the United States Category Prohibition in the United States ...   more details



  1. National Soccer League of New York

    The National Soccer League of New York also known as the National League of New York was an amateur U.S. soccer league which served as a lower division for the de facto first division American Soccer League from the 1920s into the 1950s. The league began to decline in the second half of the twentieth century and was displaced by the German American Soccer League GASL as the dominant New York amateur league. In 1974, the NSL merged with the GASL. History Much of the early history of the league remains obscure. However, in 1928 an NSL select team played Scottish club Rangers F.C. in Brooklyn. Rangers won that game 8 2. sup http www.sover.net spectrum year 1928.html sup In 1941, another NSL select team toured Haiti during which it played a team featuring future National Soccer Hall of Fame forward Joe Gaetjens . This led to him moving to the U.S. and subsequently scoring the winning goal in the U.S. victory over England national football team England in the 1950 FIFA World Cup . sup http national.soccerhall.org famers joe gaetjens.htm sup In 1974, the NSL merged with the German American Soccer League . sup http www.cslny.com custpage.php?cid 67 sup Champions 1939 Danish 1940 Swedish 1941 Healy 1942 Bigelow Sanford 1943 1945 No competition 1947 Bigelow Sanford 1948 Segura F. C 1949 Segura FC 1950 Paterson F.C. ASL Paterson F.C. 1951 Paterson F.C. ASL Paterson F.C. 1952 Paterson F.C. ASL Paterson F.C. 1953 Ukrainian Americans 1954 Gjoa 1955 Ukrainian 1956 Brooklyn Italians 1961 Gjoa 1962 Gjoa 1964 Brooklyn Celtic 1966 Brooklyn Celtic 1968 Maccabi 1969 Palermo 1972 Palermo External links http www.sover.net spectrum Year by year history of soccer in the U.S. Category Soccer in New York Category Defunct soccer leagues in the United States ...   more details



  1. New York State Mathematics League

    The New York State Mathematics League NYSML competition was originally held in 1973 and has been held annually in a different location each year since. It was founded by Alfred Kalfus . The American Regions Math League competition is based on the format of the NYSML competition. External links http www.nysml.org NYSML Homepage Category Mathematics competitions Math competition stub ...   more details



  1. Upstate New York Club Hockey League

    class infobox colspan 2 align center bgcolor black font color FFFFFF Upstate New York Club Hockey League UNYCHL colspan 2 align center Established 2006 Members 7 Sport Division III club hockey Region United States Northeast States 1 New York Headquarters State Fair Coliseum, Syracuse NYS Fairgrounds, Syracuse, NY. Commissioner Paul Marfione Deputy Commissioner Andrew Musto arrested for molesting a 10 year old. The Upstate New York Club Hockey League is a non affiliated club hockey league comprising smaller colleges and universities in Upstate New York . League history The league was formed in 2006 by Andrew Musto. Mr. Musto envisioned a college league that would allow players, who maybe wouldn t be able to play at a division level, to play one more time. Members The full member institutions ... br Joined Nickname Championships Alfred State College Alfred village , New York Alfred , New York align ... College Cazenovia, New York Cazenovia , New York align center 1824 Private align center 1,159 align center 2007 Cazenovia Club Hockey Wildcats align right Le Moyne College Syracuse, New York Syracuse , New York align center 1946 Private align center 2,761 align center 2006 Le Moyne Dolphins Dolphins align right 2008, 2009, 2011 SUNY Oneonta Oneonta, New York Oneonta , New York align center ... JV Canton village , New York Canton , New York align center 1906 Public align center 2,970 align center 2006 Canton Kangaroos Kangaroos align right Hamilton College New York Hamilton College Club Clinton, Oneida County, New York Clinton , New York align center 1793 Private align center 1,872 align ..., New York Schenectady , New York align center 1795 Private align center 2,194 align center 2012 Union ... Category Ice hockey in New York ... center Awards League Champions 2007 St. John Fisher College 2008 Le Moyne College 2009 Le Moyne College ... 2011 April Harper Oneonta College League MVP 2007 Matt Selover St. John Fisher 2008 Dan Deacon Le ...   more details



  1. New York Collegiate Baseball League

    Infobox sports league title New York Collegiate Baseball League sport Baseball founded 1978 motto Sending Players To The Pros Since 1978 teams 12 country USA champion Oneonta Outlaws website http nycbl.com nycbl.com The New York Collegiate Baseball League NYCBL is a 12 team List of collegiate summer baseball leagues collegiate summer baseball league founded in 1978 and sanctioned by the National Association of Summer Baseball NACSB and Major League Baseball . Each NYCBL team plays an eight week, 44 game schedule from June to July with a playoff in early August. Several players from this league have become Major Leaguers. 2011 season There are 12 teams separated into two divisions, scheduled to play during the 2011 season. This season runs from June 7 July 28, followed by the post season from July 30 August 3rd. The Oneonta Outlaws are the 2011 champions, after beating the Webster Yankees 5 1 in Game 1 and 5 1 in Game 2 in a best of 3 series. It was the Outlaws first Championship since coming to Oneonta in 2010. As of September 2011 the Rome Thunderbolts have ceased operations. West Division Allegany County Nitros Wellsville village , New York Wellsville Scio, New York Scio, NY Alfred Thunder Athletes in Action Geneva Red Wings Hornell Dodgers Niagara Power Niagara Falls, New York Niagara Falls, NY Webster Yankees East Division Oneonta Outlaws Syracuse Jr. Chiefs Syracuse Salt Cats Sherrill Silversmiths Utica Brewers Champions 2011 Oneonta Outlaws 2010 Amsterdam Mohawks 2009 Amsterdam Mohawks 2008 Brockport Riverbats 2007 Elmira Pioneers 2006 Saratoga Phillies 2005 Hornell Dodgers ... Manwaring Archi Cianfrocco Greg Larocca External links http www.nycbl.com New York Collegiate Baseball League website College Summer Baseball NOTOC Category Summer baseball leagues Category Sports in Rochester, New York Category Sports clubs established in 1978 Category Baseball in Vermont Category Baseball leagues in New York Category College baseball leagues in the United States baseball league ...   more details



  1. Union League Club of New York

    League Clubs were located in Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn and New Haven, Connecticut New Haven . History ... for the Union wounded following battles, and the Union cause generally. The New York League was founded ... American regiments at the Union League Club of New York s first clubhouse on 17th Street Manhattan .... After the end of Reconstruction, the Union League Club of New York devoted itself to civic projects .... Notable members image Union League New York 1903 members.jpg thumb right 250px Some league ... Commission Category Clubs and societies in New York City fr Union League Club of New York ...coord 40.749261 73.980839 format dms display title infobox Organization name Union League Club of New ... York, New York region served New York City and the surrounding region membership language leader title ... Club of New York is a gentlemen s club private social club in New York City . Its fourth and current ... . Tensions were running high in New York City at the time, because much of the city s governing class ... progresses, New York City s elite bore a disproportional amount of the nation s debt. As they bought ... of Vicksburg Vicksburg , the New York Draft Riots exploded right in the club s backyard ... K. Howat, Founding friends of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, http findarticles.com ... East 17th Street , facing Union Square New York City Union Square . The second clubhouse was the Jerome ... Gaudens , and Will Hicok Low . ref Rich painting and glass decorations in the New Union League club ... and other painting work by Hill Smith and Cotter & Co. New York Times, Feb. 16, 1881 ref ref Some ... , served as one of Tweed s defense counsels. New York County District Attorney Manhattan District Attorney ... in 1915. Whitman was elected New York Governor as a result. Long a men s club, it decided to admit ... House . Former presidents resident in New York, notably Ulysses S. Grant and Herbert Hoover , were ... Many Protests Made by the Members Affected and Their Friends. date March 16, 1894 work New York ...   more details



  1. New York Yankees minor league players

    Below is a partial list of minor league baseball minor league baseball player s in the New York Yankees ... He was selected in the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft 44th overall by the New York Yankees out of Stanford ... league outfielder in the New York Yankees organization. Heathcott attended Texas High School . In high ... born August 19, 1988 in Panama City, Florida is a minor league baseball outfielder in the New York Yankees ... by franchise New York Yankees DEFAULTSORT New York Yankees Minor League Players Category New York Yankees ..., Jr. Infobox MLB player name Dante Bichette, Jr. team New York Yankees position Third baseman ... by the New York Yankees . ref cite news last Feinsand first Mark url http articles.nydailynews.com 2011 06 19 sports 29696827 1 joe girardi damon oppenheimer draft title New York Yankees waste no time, sign 2011 first draft pick Dante Bichette Jr. for 750,000 New York Daily News publisher Articles.nydailynews.com ... cite web last Marchand first Andrew url http espn.go.com blog new york yankees post id 17462 watch ... baseman Yankees Blog ESPN New York publisher Espn.go.com date 2010 01 02 accessdate 2011 08 19 ref ... Bleich Infobox MLB player name Jeremy Bleich image caption team New York Yankees number 86 position ... New York Yankees number position Pitcher birth date birth date and age 1989 2 11 birth place Sabana ... currently with the New York Yankees . Cabral was originally signed by the Boston Red Sox and played ... Corona Infobox MLB player name Reegie Corona image caption team New York Yankees number 76 position ... infielder who plays in the New York Yankees organization in the United States . Corona was born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1986 and signed as an undrafted free agent with the New York Yankees in 2003 ... image Cito Culver.jpg caption team New York Yankees number position Shortstop birth date birth date and age 1992 9 26 birth place Rochester, New York bats Switch throws Right teams statyear stat1label ... 26, 1992 in Rochester, New York is a baseball shortstop pitcher . He was selected by the New York ...   more details



  1. Police Athletic League of New York City

    League, Inc. PAL is an independent, non profit youth development agency in New York City. PAL ... the Junior Police Clubs in New York City s Lower East Side. The two programs were eventually combined to become the Police Athletic League of New York City. From 1914 to 1959, PAL was led by high ... Streets, New York Times, July 10, 1988 ref . ref Police Athletic League Keeping Kids Safe with Play Streets, New York Daily News, June 30, 2008 ref . ref Summer in the City, The Chronicle of Philanthropy ... Categories DEFAULTSORT Police Athletic League Of New York City Category Youth organizations based in New York Category Community based organizations Category Social welfare charities Category Youth ...Infobox Non profit Non profit name Police Athletic League, Inc. Non profit logo Image PALlogo.JPG 150px founded date 1914 founder location New York City origins key people Alana Sweeny, Acting Executive ... of the New York Police Department. Robert M. Morgenthau , retired District Attorney of New York ... Assured, New York Times, February 28, 2009 Robert M. Morgenthau Talks About 40 Years with PAL, Interview in The PALetter, March, 2004. ref PAL is open to all New York City children. Mission The Police Athletic League Inc., together with the New York Police Department and the law enforcement community, supports and inspires New York City youth to realize their full individual potential as productive members of society. Vision All children in New York City will have a fun place to play, learn ... and services PAL offers a variety of services to city kids confronted by high risk factors in New York ... achievement. ref Home work Blues? Help Is At Hand with Afterschool at PAL, New York Daily News ... fosters mutual respect between cops and kids, and gives kids and their families a new perspective on the law. ref These Kids Finest PALs, New York Daily News, May 27, 2007, Page 33 ref . JUVENILE ... jobs. PAL addresses New York City s high school dropout rate, teenage crime and juvenile recidivism ...   more details




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