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Max Zaslofsky hit 22 points for the Knicks while Dolph Schayes and Macknowski led Syracuse with 14 and 15 points respectively
from 1919 to 1955
and bootlegger who gained fame during the Prohibition era
a milestone that stood until Joe DiMaggio's 56-game streak in 1941
Offered is a beautiful crystal-clear image (8x10 inches in size) of Hugh McElhenny leaping through the air during his 1950s heyday
1939 Johnny Torrio Chicago Mob Boss – Lucky Luciano Advisor – Al Capone’s Mentor Original Type I Photo Historical Photos Max Zaslofsky hit 22 pointsJohnny Torrio (18821957) was a pioneering American mob boss who helped modernize organized crime. A former Five Points Gang member, he moved to Chicago and became the strategic brain behind the Colosimo crime family. Torrio mentored Al Capone, bringing him to Chicago and later handing him control of the Outfit after retiring. Back in New York, Torrio advised Lucky Luciano, influencing the creation of a national crime syndicate. In Boardwalk Empire,
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