Football
Izzy Ginsberg
Israel Ginsberg
After finishing his collegiate career at South Dakota State University, Ginsberg played one season of professional football.
Birth and Death Dates:
unknown
Career Highlights:
Ginsburg played in the American Football League in 1936 with the Rochester Tigers. The Tigers finished the season with a record of 1-6-0. The league was started by Dr. Harry March, a former New York Giants team official, as a "player's league" to challenge the NFL. Unfortunately, due to poor attendance and finances, the league folded after only two years. One of Izzy's Rochester teammates was Harry Shaub.
Origin:
Boston, Massachusetts
Career Dates:
Ginsburg played end at South Dakota State University from 1933-1934. He then played as an end in the AFL with the Rochester Tigers in 1936.
Physical description:
5'8", 175 pounds
After finishing his collegiate career at South Dakota State University, Ginsberg played one season of professional football.
Birth and Death Dates:
unknown
Career Highlights:
Ginsburg played in the American Football League in 1936 with the Rochester Tigers. The Tigers finished the season with a record of 1-6-0. The league was started by Dr. Harry March, a former New York Giants team official, as a "player's league" to challenge the NFL. Unfortunately, due to poor attendance and finances, the league folded after only two years. One of Izzy's Rochester teammates was Harry Shaub.
Origin:
Boston, Massachusetts
Career Dates:
Ginsburg played end at South Dakota State University from 1933-1934. He then played as an end in the AFL with the Rochester Tigers in 1936.
Physical description:
5'8", 175 pounds