Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Title |
Escanaba Blackhawks, 1934 |
Catalog Number |
A-2023.40.02 |
Collection |
Archives |
Object Name |
Photograph |
Date |
c. 1934 |
Photographer |
Selkirk Studio |
Description |
The team and two coaches lined up for a photograph. There are two copies of this photo, and between the two donors,Leonard Job Anderson and Art Flath, most of the players are identified: Top row: Ray Cormier, 21- Nels Larson; 27 - John Harvey; 33- Francis Kidd; 29 - Jocko Raymond Middle row: Art Goulais; 18 - Ralph Christenson; 32 John Peltin; 12 - P. Sattem; 24 - J. Anderson; 11 - Arnold Johnson; 23- N. Fillmore; 20 - F. McGovern; 18 - Harry Munson; Bottom row: 15 - R. "Tubby" Brown; 14 - H. Finman; 30 - Art Flath; 31 - Karl Erickson; 28 - A. (Bert) Sharkey; 25 - A. "Toots"Roman; 26 - Cleve Moore; 10 -Harry Kirchner. The Blackhawks were a semi-professional football team made up of local players from the Delta County area. Leonard Job Anderson made a note on the back that H. Kirchner went to Michigan State University, and Harold Finman became the Escanaba Police Chief. Names and numbers may not be absolutely accurate as there are several copies of this photo and while the names are essentially the same, they are assigned to different people in the photos. The photo's location is not given, though it may have been taken at the Fair Grounds. |
Search Terms |
Escanaba Blackhawks (Football team) |
Caption |
Escanaba Blackhawks of 1934 |
Orig/copy |
Original |
Subjects |
Football players Teams, Sports |
People |
Anderson, Leonard Christensen, Ralph Cormier, Raymond Erickson, Karl Finman, Harold Flath, Arthur J. Goulais, Art J. Harvey, John Johnson, Arnold Kidd, Francis Kirchner, Harry Larson, Nels Moore, Cleve Peltin, John Rushton, Tom Sattem, Paul Sharkey, Albert (Bert) |
Notes |
Three copies of this photo in File # 70 - B |