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H. Danofsky: 1921

H. Danofsky, Class of 1921 at Gallaudet University, the Washington, D.C., school for the deaf, in 1921. View full size. National Photo Company Collection.

H. Danofsky, Class of 1921 at Gallaudet University, the Washington, D.C., school for the deaf, in 1921. View full size. National Photo Company Collection.

 

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it was a rather rough sport as all players discovered after their first game: knee pads were requisite for bumping down the 'paint'--oops, I mean between the 'lime lanes.'

H. Danofsky

H. Danofsky was a pioneer in the fledgling LBL - Lawn Basketball League. Unfortunately lawn basketball never caught the imagination of the average American sports fan the way its indoor cousin did. Sadly, little remains of its existence but a few faded photographs and tattered scoresheets collecting dust in some forgotten attics.

[Very good. - Dave]

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