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Legends

Nap ​Lajoie
WOONSOCKET
Glenna Collette Vare
NARRAGANSETT
Clara Lamore Walker
PROVIDENCE
Norm Taber
PROVIDENCE
Hugh Duffy
CRANSTON
​Hall of Fame 2B, .339 career batting average, 3,243 hits and 1,599 RBIs.  1901 Triple crown and 5X American League batting champion.
​​American Hall of Fame golfing champion of the 1920-30s.  "Queen of American golf".  Won six United States Woman's Amateur Championships.
1948 Olympian. Winner of five United States Championships and All-American at PC.  International Swimming Hall of Famer. 
Middle distance runner.  Won a bronze medal in 1500m and a gold medal in 3000m at the 1912 Olympic Games.​  Earned first IAAF mile record.  
​​Baseball HOF outfielder.  1894 Triple Crown winner, National League batting champion with MLB record .440 batting average in a season.
Frank "Monk" Mazicki
​WEST WARWICK
Hank Soar
PAWTUCKET
Gerry Kilmartin
PROVIDENCE
​​Lou "Duke" Abbruzzi
WARREN
​Joey Archibald
PAWTUCKET
All-State HB at​West Warwick High star & All-American at Boston College drafted in 8th round by NFL Chicago Bears in 1942.  4 seasons with Bears and Boston Yanks.  
All-State HB & 1B at Pawtucket High and PC.  New York Giants (1937-46).  Caught winning TD pass in 1938 NFL championship game.  MLB umpire.
​Hockey star at La Salle and Brown University.  1947 and 1949 US National team and 1949 USAHA and ATAHL champion for Rhode Island Scarlets.
All-State quarterback & first baseman Warren High '36 and Rhode Island State (URI).  Played for the NFL Boston Yanks in 1946 and long time coach. ​
​States 1st worl champ.  NBA World Featherweight Boxing Champion April 1939 and NYSAC World Featherweight Boxing Champion October 1938.  60-42-5 record.
Ralph Warburton
CRANSTON
Olaf "Curly" Oden
PROVIDENCE
Malcolm Greene Chase
PROVIDENCE
​Clem "Turkey" Harnedy
PROVIDENCE
​George "Pud" Quirk
PROVIDENCE
​Hockey All-Stater at Cranston and Dartmouth College.  First R.I. hockey olympian at 1948 St Moritz.  Minor league & 1948 USAHA champion R.I. Scarlets 
Football, hockey and baseball at Classical High '17.  RB at Brown, Providence Steam Roller & Huskies. Providence Grays baseball and ice polo.
​Pioneer of ice hockey in the United States and tennis at Brown and Yale  (first hockey captain).  Amateur tennis player whose highest ranking was U.S. No. 3 in 1895
​Three time  all-state goalie at La Salle.  U.S. Rangers in 1934 World Championships in England and USC and minors leagues in PSHL, SCHL and EHL.
Hockey All-Stater and football star at Hope High.  US National hockey team in Prague (1938) and Zurich (1939).  Amateur teams and Detroit of MOHL. ​
Jimmy Van Allen
NEWPORT
​Charles "Gabby" Harnett
WOONSOCKET
​Billy ​Gonsalves
PORTSMOUTH
​Ellison "Tarzan" Brown
CHARLESTOWN
​Ernie ​Calverley
PAWTUCKET
Competed in French Open (1927), Wimbledon (1922, 1924, 1925) & US Open (1931).  Inventor of tiebreaker.  Founder of the Tennis Hall of Fame.
​Baseball Hall of Fame catcher for Chicago Cubs and NY Giants.  Six time all-star and 1935 NL MVP.  4 World Series and a .297 career batting average.
​"Babe Ruth of American Soccer".  Over 25 years in American pro leagues and six time US FIFA World Cup member (1st two (1930 &1934) National Soccer Hall of Famer.​
​​Marathon runner in 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin (1940 Olympics but canceled due to WW II). 1936 and 1939 Boston Marathon winner.  Only Native American to win twice.
Three time  ​Basketball All-stater at Pawtucket High and All-American at URI.  Providence Steamrollers of the BAA for three seasons from 1946-49. ​
Don Panciera
WESTERLY
Les Pawson
PAWTUCKET
"Tim" O'Neil
PROVIDENCE
Jean Bauer
PROVIDENCE
Vincent Madonna
PROVIDENCE
​All-State QB at La Salle and BC and U of SF.  Pro career with '49 New York Yankees, '50 Detroit Lions, '52 Chicago Cardinals and '53 CFL's Toronto Argonauts.
Won the Boston Marathon in 1933, 1938, and 1941.  Second runner to win the race three times.  Les Pawson Loop  named after him in Lincoln Woods State Park (2.49 miles).
​“The King of the Sandlots” organized amateur baseball in the state starting in 1902 for over 60 years most notably the Providence Amateur League and Independent Amateur League.
​All-around athlete at Pembroke College and three time R.I. State Golf Champion (1941-43).  Two time medalist in the USGA National Amateur Championship & Set Records.   
Undisputed champion of cycling starting in the 1920s at the Cycledrome to the cries of "Poosha Madonna'".  Called the "Babe Ruth of Bicycle Riding".
George Pulliam
CRANSTON
Oscar 'Gus" Galipeau
WOONSOCKET
Joseph Gomes
EAST PROVIDENCE
​Harvey Bennett Sr.
CRANSTON
Elizabeth Murphy
WARREN
All-stater in football, hockey and baseball at Cranston High.  1947 national champion Dartmouth hockey team and 1948 AAU National team.
All-state in hockey and baseball at Mount St. Charles and played both in the minor Leagues.  Defenseman on the 1948 AAU National team.
Baseball and football  at East Providence High '28.  Only Rhode Islander to play in the Negro Major Baseball Leagues.  All-star in each of his 7 years.
​Played for the Providence Reds of the AHL guarding the net for 13 seasons.  During this time the team won Calder Cups in 1948 and 1949.
​1st woman to play MLB competition in 1922.  More than 30 years in all-male pro, semi-pro and amateur baseball teams throughout the East.
George Araujo
PROVIDENCE
John Collier
PROVIDENCE
Louis A.R. Pieri
PROVIDENCE
AL Morro
PROVIDENCE
Bob Bennett
CRANSTON
From Fox Point regarded as one of  greatest Rhode Island boxers of all time.  Pro debut 1948.  World’s number-one ranked lightweight fighter.
Brown University record holder competed for the US in the 1928 Summer Olympics in the 110m hurdles where he won the bronze medal.
3-sport star at Brown '20.  GM and owner of Providence Reds, Providence Steam Roller and the RI Auditorium.  Founder of Ice Capades.
Set state high school record in the discus at Central High and played in 1943 Orange Bowl for Boston College and set BC records in the discus and hammer.
​All-state football and track star at Cranston High.  All-American hammer thrower at Maine and Brown.  Bronze medal at 1948 London Olympics.
Carroll "Red" Gould
CRANSTON
Tom Eccleston
BURRILLVILLE
Bill Osmanski
PROVIDENCE
Earl Audet
PROVIDENCE
Al Bentley
NORTH PROVIDENCE
​Football, baseball and hockey star at Cranston High '32 and quartrback at Providence College.  Amateur hockey star with Rhode Island Scarlets.
Father of Burrillville High hockey and football in the 1930-40s.  Played soccer at Brown University and amateur hockey with the Rhode Island Scarlets.
Full backat Central High and Holy Cross (2X All-American).  1st round of Chicago Bears.  NFL champion (1940, 1941, 1943, 1946) and Pro Bowl (1939–41).
Offensive tackle at Lockwood High and USC.  Drafted Round 3, #23 Washington Redskins (1945).  Los Angeles Dons of the (AAFC) 1946-48.
​All-State goaltender at North Providence High.  Played for Providence Reds (AHL).  Led R.I. Scarlets to USAHA and ATAHL championship in 1948.​
Jimmy "Ace" Hart
PROVIDENCE
Aileen Riggin-Soule
NEWPORT
Dick Rondeau
PROVIDENCE
John Higgins
PROVIDENCE
Henry Dreyer
PROVIDENCE
All-State baseball & football at Hope High.  One of the states early amateur ice hockey and ice polo stars.  1st player to skate at R.I. Auditorium in 1926. 
  First female Olympic diving champion in 1920.  America's smallest Olympic champion.  United States  national springboard diving champion (1923-25).
All-State hockey and baseball MSC and Dartmouth College star.  Holds eight NCAA Collegiate Hockey records.  Later Providence College first official  hockey coach. 
Swimmer was fourth at the 1936 Summer Olympics in 200-meter and set two world records in the 100m breaststroke event in 1935 and 1936.  10 national titles.
Rhode Island State track and field and 1936 and 1948 Olympics.  Held 21 national championships in the weight throws (1934-52).  AAU hammer-throw champion four times.
Pard Pearce
PROVIDENCE
Bert Shurtleff
LITTLE COMPTON
Jim Mello
WEST WARWICK
George Mearns
WESTERLY
​​Doris Brennan Weir
PROVIDENCE
Classical High quarterback and 1st starting QB for the Chicago Bears in team history (1922) and 4 other teams.  Providence Steam Roller baseball & football teams.
Offensive linemen at EG Academy and Brown.  3 seasons in NFL with Providence Steam Roller (1925-1926) and the Boston Bulldogs (1929).
All-State baseball & football at West Warwick High.  Notre Dame (2 National Championships).  1945 NFL 6th rd. pick. of  Boston Yanks  and 3 teams.
Basketball at Westerly High, URI and the Providence Steam Roller (1946-47 to 1947-48) in BAA.  62 points in high school game vs Stonington High. 
Five national swimming championships, set a world record for the 300-yard medley swim.  Held 20 national and world records in 1930-40s.  1940 US Olympic Team.
Earl Shannon
PAWTUCKET
Al Thurier
WOONSOCKET
Tom Gilbane
PROVIDENCE
William Gilbane
​PROVIDENCE
​​Bill Thayer
​WARWICK
Star basketball guard at Pawtucket High '39.  and URI.  Providence Steamrollers and Boston Celtics and later Pawtucket Slaters of the ABL.
Born in Quebec played one season of hockey and baseball at Mount St. Charles.  1st team All-State wing and left fielder in 1935 before hockey star in AHL.
 Football, wrestling and track at Brown University. Honorable mention All-American center.  1932 East-West game.  Shot-put and New England discus record.
Football, wrestling, baseball & boxing at Brown University '33.  All-East and North-South game.  Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary football team.
Three year hockey, football and baseball All Stater at Aldrich High.  Providence Reds (AHL) and 1949 US National team.  Led R.I. Scarlets to championships.​
Andy Coakley
PROVIDENCE
Jack Flynn
PROVIDENCE
Donald "Dino" Martin
​NEWPORT
Ray Monaco
PROVIDENCE
Howie Crins
PROVIDENCE
Pitcher for Classical High School and Holy Cross.  MLB debut in 1902 for Philadelphia Athletics.  60-59 record in 9 seasons.  Career 2.36 ERA.
Baseball player at St. Michael's, Holy Cross and Pittsburgh Pirates and Washington Senators (1910-12).  Coached Providence College baseball.
All-State basketball & Tennis champ at De La Salle '38.  Georgetown University and Providence Steamrollers (1946-48).  Boston College coach (1953-62.
All-State RF at Central High School and football captain in 1936.  Guard at Holy Cross and NFL for Washington Redskins and Cleveland Rams. 
Hockey and football star at Commercial High '24 and University of New Hampshire and Brown University.  Early amateur star with R.I. Scarlets and other clubs.
George Mihailides
PROVIDNECE
Ed Glancy
CUMBERLAND
Gordon Polofsky
CRANSTON
Joe Osmanski
PROVIDENCE
​Andy Rotelli
​PROVIDENCE
Value
Basketball at Manhattan (1936-39) and Oshkosh All-Stars (NBL) and independent Pawtucket All-Stars before coaching at Illinois Tech (1947-71).
All-State back at Cranston High School (1947) and Tennessee.  5th round pick of Los Angeles Rams.  Played linebacker for Chicago Cardinals.
FB at Central High and Holy Cross.  18th rd. pick by Washington Redskins '41.  Joined brother Bill on Chicago Bears '46.  & New York Bulldogs.
​All-State RB at Technical High '26 and Brown University '31.  Semi-pro with NE Ice Company, Providence Stream Roller, Pros and Huskies.
Joe Buonanno
PROVIDENCE
Maury Caito
PROVIDENCE
Antonio "Cap" Capasso
PROVIDENCE
​Anthony "Tartar" Ucci
EAST GREENWICH
​Walter Garbecki
PROVIDENCE
​All-State quarterback at Commercial High '28.  Brown All-American (1932-33) and North-South game.  Semi-pro with Providence Pros and Steam Roller.  
​End on Commercial High '28.   Brown All-American (1933) and North-South game.  With Buonanno and Capasso known as 'Three Musketeers". 
​All-State guard at Commercial High '28.  Football, track and wrestling at Brown University.   Semi-pro with Providence Pros and Steam Roller.
​All-star back and catcher at Warwick High and East Greenwich Academy '28.  Semi-pro star on Interlaken, EG Townies and Natick Sacred Hearts.
​Football, baseball & basketball star at Technical High '30.  Football with PC, Nickerson Tigers, Natick Sacred Hearts and Providence Steam Roller.
Charlie Bentley
EAST PROVIDENCE
"Dud" Shallcross
BARRINGTON
Arnold "Sky" Bennett
CRANSTON
Luco Lancellotti
PROVIDENCE
​"Gid" Spence 
EAST PROVIDENCE
Outstanding all around athlete at East Providence High (5 sports) '40.  All-state in Football and baseball.  Played both at Brown University.
 Amateur hockey star on Rhode Island Scarlets in 1930s .   Amateur football player, ice poloist and champion trap and skeet shooter.
All-State in hockey and baseball at Cranston High (1943).  Played in Boston Red Sox minor league system and Providence Chiefs of Eastern League.
1st team All-State shortstop (1939-1941) at Mount Pleasant High.  St. Louis Cardinals system with Rochester and Columbus of International League.
​All-State HB and 1B at East Providence High '44.  Pro with New York Cuban Giants and 1st African-American player in Boston Braves organization.
Angelo "Keke" Santilli
WEST WARWICK
George Menard
BURRILLVILLE
Johnny Cooney
CRANSTON
Jimmy Cooney
CRANSTON
​Dixie Matthews
PROVIDENCE
All-state shortstop, golf & basketball at West Warwick High '42.  Amateur basketball and golfing champion.  R.I. Golf Hall of Famer.
All-state hockey and baseball at Burrillville High '45.  Captained both at Brown University.   Collegiate Hockey Hall of Famer.  
2X All-state 1B (1918-19) at Hope High.  20 year Major League career as pitcher and OF/1B with Boston Bees/Braves, Dodgers and Yankees.
2B/SS had 7 year major league career with 6 teams.  .262 career batting avg.  6th player in modern era to turn unassisted triple play (1927).
​2X All-state end and catcher at Technical High '28 and PC.  Semi-pro with Brown Bombers, Natick Sacred Hearts, Prov. Pros, Huskies and Steam Roller.
Earl Crompton 
CRANSTON
Sherwin Kapstein
​PROVIDENCE
Ralph Erickson
WARWICK
Bob Monahan
PROVIDENCE
Bruce "Skit" Caldwell
​CUMBERLAND
2X All-State half back & track at Cranston High '34.  Starred at both at Boston University.  Semi-pro with Providence Steam Roller.
All-State in football (Rhode Island leading scorer) and track also basketball (captain) at Hope High '35.  Played all three at Brown University.
Hockey & football quarterback at Aldrich High '36.  Boston, New Haven, Brooklyn (EHL).  Amateur with champion Sandagers and R.I. Scarlets. 
All-State winger at Hope High in 1948.  All-American defensemen at Michigan Tech (1953).  Star on 1948 champion USAHA Rhode Island Scarlets. 
Cumberland High baseball and football star.  Yale All-American half back in 1927.  MLB Brooklyn (NL) and Cleveland (AL) & NFL New York Giants.
Jo-Jo Morrissey
WARREN
Jumbo Brown
COVENTRY
Walt Slater
​PROVIDENCE
Bill "Lefty" Lefebvre
WEST WARWICK
Norman "Red" Franklin
SCITUATE
Baseball at La Salle Academy and Holy Cross.  IF/OF for 14 pro seasons.   3 major league seasons with Cincinnati Reds (NL) and Chicago White Sox (AL).
Relief pitcher for 12 seasons with Cubs, Indians, Yankees Reds and Giants.  One of the first to pitch in relief exclusively.  WS champion (1932).
All-State quarterback & right fielder at Hope High.  Led NCAA with 20.4 yards per punt return avg at Tennessee (1941).  Pittsburgh Steelers of NFL (1947). 
All-State pitcher for Pawtucket High (1932,1934).  9 year major league career with Boston (AL) and Washington.  Home run in 1st major League at bat.
College football running back at Oregon State University (HOF).  All-American in 1933.  NFL with Brooklyn Dodgers for three seasons (1935-37).
Dona Maynard
​PAWTUCKET
Bill Dwyer
PROVIDENCE
Stan Koslowski
EAST PROVIDENCE
Bob Coupe
CRANSTON
Henry Coupe
CRANSTON
All-State catcher at St. Raphael Academy '29.  Journal Honor Roll Boy.  Holy Cross and minor leagues in Red Sox, Phillies & Athletics system.
All-State in 100 yd dash at Classical '41.    1943 NE Indoor sprint champ.  1946 NE title in both the 100 and 220 low hurdles at Brown University.
All-State half back at St. Raphael Academy '42.  Notre Dame and Holy Cross.  3rd round by Washington Redskins (1946).  Miami Seahawks (AAFC)
All-State in hockey at Cranston High '44.  Pro with Muncie Flyers (IHL), Boston Olympics (EHL). Rhode Island Scarlets and several amateur clubs
Hockey star at La Salle, Northwood Prep & 1941 NCAA champion University of Illinois.  Pro in EHL and IHL and Rhode Island Scarlets.
Chuck Avedisian
PAWTUCKET​
Al Russas
​PROVIDENCE
Chet Nichols Sr.
WOONSOCKET
Ray Chase
​PROVIDENCE
Charlie Bassett
CENTRAL FALLS
Tow time All-State guard/half back at Pawtucket High 1934-35.  Offensive guard at Providence College (Athletic Hall of Famer).  New York Giants of NFL (1942-44).
All-State end at Hope High '41.  University of Tennessee tackle/defensive end.  13th round and 122 pick of Detroit Lions of NFL in 1949 (8 games  defensive end).
2X All-State pitcher & football HB at Woonsocket High '17.  7 year MLB career as relief pitcher with Pirates, Giants & Phillies in National League.
Tennis & hockey star at Hope High & Brown University '34.  Captained tennis and hockey at Brown University.  Later outstanding amateur tennis player.
Top hitting 3B at Brown University. Defensive specialist in MLB for 9 seasons (1884-92) with 5 teams including Providence Grays & NY Giants.
Frank Corridan
​NEWPORT
Joe Connolly
WOONSOCKET
Thurston Towle
PAWTUCKET
John Flynn
PROVIDENCE
Joe Mulvey
PROVIDENCE
Pitcher in major leagues for 6 seasons (1904-10) with Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals.  Early spitball pitcher.
Major League left fielder with Boston Braves for 4 seasons.  Led 1914 World Series champions with .306 average & in doubles, HRs and slugging.
Defensive end at Moses Brown.  Member of 1926 "Iron Man" football team at Brown University. Brown Athletic Hall of Famer. Boston Bulldogs of NFL (1929).
 Holy Cross first baseman and MLB with Pirates and Senators (1910-12) and minors until 1921.  Several stints as a minor league manager (1917-26).
3B in 13 year MLB career with 6 teams including Providence Gray (1883).  Career .261 batting average.  Survived gunshot wound by fan.
Fred "Bud" Conley
​CRANSTON
Ed Polak
WARREN
Frank Neri 
PROVIDENCE
Charlie Babington
​CRANSTON
Joe Pullano
PROVIDENCE
Two time All-State in Baseball & Basketball at Cranston High (1936-37).  Captain and All-NE in both at Rhode Island State (URI).  URI Athletic HOFer.
2x All-State catcher at Warren High (1943-44).  Holy Cross captain & 3rd team All-American.  Minor Leagues with St. Louis Cardinals system.
All-State right Fielder at Hope High (1946).  Played 7  seasons in minor leagues including Providence Chiefs (Grays) in New England League (1948-60).
All-State in hockey and baseball at Cranston High.  Led school league with .452 AVG (1911).  Brown University infielder and NY Giants (1915)
All-State catcher at Central High (1937).  College of Holy Cross and Pawtucket Slaters, Providence Chiefs & Grays (also MGR) of the NE League.
Irving O. Hunt
​PROVIDENCE
Tom Lovett
PROVIDENCE
George Crowther
PAWTUCKET
Ken Steimetz
WARWICK

Herb Titmas
PAWTUCKET
Brown University football and pros.  Hockey in 1st college hockey game vs Harvard (1898). Head football coach at University of South Carolina.  
Pitcher in six seasons of major league baseball with Philadelphia Athletics and  Brooklyn Bridegrooms.  Pitched no-hitter vs New York Giants (1891).
All-State quarterback at Pawtucket High.   Starred at Football and baseball at Brown University (HOF). First Team All-American in 1912.  Semi-pro baseball in NE.
FB at Aldrich High.  Awarded 8 letters.  After 2 years off made NFL Boston Yanks at 20 years old.  One of youngest to play in NFL in 1944.  2 seasons with Long Island Indians (AFL).
Four sport lettermen and All-State QB at Pawtucket High (1924). Quarterback at Syracuse University.  Played blocking back for 1931 Providence Steam Roller in NFL.
Bill Connor
PROVIDENCE
John "Goose" Gentile
WESTERLY
Ed Gilmartin
WARWICK
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George Casparian
PROVIDENCE

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