1916 Buffalo All-Stars season

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1916 Buffalo All-Stars season - Wikipedia

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1916 Buffalo All-Stars season
General manager	Eugene F. Dooley
Head coach	Floyd
Home field	Ryan's Park
Results
Record	7-3-1
Division place	No divisions
Playoff finish	No playoffs
← 1915 Buffalo All-Stars 1917 →

The 1916 Buffalo All-Stars (or just "All-Buffalo" as they were known in local papers) played in the Buffalo Semi Pro Football division which was considered part of the New York Pro Football League and posted a 7-3-1 record.

Eugene F. Dooley played quarterback and also managed the team.^[1]

Schedule

Game	Date	Opponent	Result
1	October 1, 1916	Tonawanda Frontiers ^[2]	W 7-0
2	October 8, 1916	at Toledo Maroons ^[3]	L 15-0
3	October 15, 1916	at Canton Bulldogs^[4]	L 77-0
4	October 22, 1916	Jewish Young Men's Association ^[5]	W 6-0
5	October 29, 1916	All-Tonawanda ^[6]	W 6-0
6	November 5, 1916	All-Lancaster ^[7]	T 0-0
7	November 12, 1916	Buffalo High School All-Stars ^[8]	W 20-0
8	November 19, 1916	at All-Tonawanda ^[9]	L 3-0
9	November 26, 1916	All-Tonawanda ^[10]	W 6-0
10	November 30, 1916	All-Lancaster ^[11]	W 13-0
11	December 3, 1916	Rochester Jeffersons ^[12] ^{[n 1]}	W 7-6

References

^ "All-Buffalo Eleven Calls First Practice.", Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo, NY - September 16, 1916.
^ "All-Buffalo Wins From Frontiers 7-0." Buffalo Courier, Buffalo, NY - October 2, 1916.
^ "All-Buffalo Shows Much Class in Defeat" Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo, NY - October 9, 1916.
^ "Results of Semi-Pro Football Clashes" Buffalo Evening News, Buffalo, NY - October 16, 1916.
^ "J.Y.M.A.'s Beaten By All-Buffalos in Great Game, 6-0." Buffalo Courier, Buffalo, NY - October 23, 1916.
^ "Bleich's Plunge Nets All-Buffalo Thrilling Victory." Buffalo Courier., Buffalo, NY - October 30, 1916.
^ "Lancaster Holds All-Buffalo Team to Scoreless Draw." Buffalo Courier., Buffalo, NY - November 6, 1916.
^ "All-Buffalo Wins From High School Selected Eleven." Buffalo Courier., Buffalo, NY - November 13, 1916.
^ "Lewis' Drop Kick Beats All-Buffalo." Buffalo Courier., Buffalo, NY - November 20, 1916.
^ "Gridiron Contests by Semi-Pro Elevens." Buffalo Evening News., Buffalo, NY - November 27, 1916.
^ "All-Buffalo Wins Rough Game From All-Lancaster." Buffalo Evening News., Buffalo, NY - December 1, 1916.
^ "All-Buffalo Wins With On-Side Kick." Buffalo Courier., Buffalo, NY - December 4, 1916.
^ "State Title Claimed By Jefferons.," Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, NY - December 4, 1916.

Notes

^ The outcome of the game was disputed as the Rochester team considered the Buffalo onside kick and subsequent score illegal. Rochester claimed a 6-0 victory over Buffalo and the state title.^[13]

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Defunct National Football League club (1915–1929) Based in Buffalo, New York
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Owners	Barney Lepper Warren D. Patterson Frank McNeil Tommy Hughitt
Head coaches	Tommy Hughitt Walt Koppisch Jim Kendrick Dim Batterson Al Jolley
Stadiums	Buffalo Baseball Park Canisius College Bison Stadium
Seasons	1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1929
Lore	Brunswick-Balke-Collender Cup Staley Swindle Buffalo Bills New York Pro Football League

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