Special Features
Collected sport stories of Chautauqua County and the Hall of Fame inductees.
- Allen Park 1961-1962 Winter Carnival
- Anything Can Happen In Life And Baseball If You Just Give It A Chance by Bill Burk
- Artifacts from sporting events in 1939 and 1940 courtesy of Randy Singer
- The Babe by Bill Burk
- Becker Brothers Baseball Team Of 60 Years Ago Never Lost Game by Frank Hyde (courtesy of Don Long)
- Bergey - the great number 66 by TSM
- Bill Rexford, NASCAR's Youngest Champion by Randy Anderson
- Celebrating 70 Years of Pro Baseball with the CSHOF Diethrick Park, August 25, 2009
- The Celoron Acme Colored Giants by Greg Peterson (from The National Pastime)
- Death on the JHS Gridiron by Randy Anderson
- Ex-Pony Team Shades Stars by Waite Forsyth (from The Jamestown Sun)
- Gene Mahoney - Jamestown High to Notre Dame (from The Post-Journal)
- JHS Alumnus Played Football For Notre Dame, Knute Rockne by Scott Kindberg
- ‘Win One For The Gipper' Takes On Local Significance by Randy Anderson
- Mahoney’s Irish Fortunes by Scott Kindberg
- Recalled His Time Playing For Rockne In P-J Interview by Scrubby Olson
- History of the Gerry Rodeo by Paul Cooley
- Intercity Baseball League rosters - 1958
- Jamestown Baseball Association 1927 Annual Banquet program courtesy of Rosemary Rickard Thornton
- Jamestown Boosters courtesy of Del Mee
- 1927-1928 Jamestown High School Football Field photos courtesy of Greg Peterson.
- Jamestown High School 1931 Schedule courtesy Jennifer and Brian Delahoy, Ellington, NY
- Jamestown Steel Partition Bombers
- Jamestown Winter Sports 1938-1939 scrapbook courtesy of Roy Anderson
- Julian Buesink Stock Car Racing Pioneer by Randy Anderson
- Karl Widen Scrapbook - Jamestown Winter Sports 1939-1940 courtesy of Bruce Widen
- Lake View Cemetery Tour of CSHOF inductee grave sites, August 5, 2013
- Liberty Athletic Club
- Lloyd Moore, The Oldest Living NASCAR Driver by Randy Anderson
- Man Against Man Days of Racing (Penny Royal Speedway -Leon, NY) by Chuck Kobar
- NASCAR Comes to Stateline Speedway by Randy Anderson
- Ticket to NASCAR Stateline Race - July 16, 1958 courtesy of Mick Johnson
- Pat Neubauer - Oldtimers Will Miss Him
- The Power of a Ball by Tom Hyde
- The Press Box by Tom Hyde
- Roller Skater Joel "Willy" Wilcox
- Roll-O-Bowl Speedway by Randy Anderson
- Sans Company/Ashville Baseball Team courtesy of Larry Ross
- Spring Training by Bill Burk
- Sports Dinners by Scott Kindberg
Temple Hesed Abraham Men's Club sponsored these sports dinners. A list of the celebrity guests for the years 1952-1976 can be viewed here. - Cosell Wasn't A Fan Of Jamestown Trips by Frank Hyde
Howard Cosell wrote about the Temple Hesed Abraham Men's Club sports dinners in his book Like It Is - Stateline Speedway - The First Ten Years
- A Field of Dreams - Stateline Speedway Is Built by Randy Anderson
- Opening Night Memories From Stateline Speedway by Randy Anderson
- 14-Car Pileup Highlights Stateline's Third Season by Randy Anderson
- Stateline Gets A Taste Of NASCAR In 1958 by Randy Anderson
- Record Crowds Flocked To Stateline In 1959 by Randy Anderson
- Weatherman Was Not Kind To Stateline In 1960 by Randy Anderson
- There Were Plenty Of Winners At Stateline In 1961 by Randy Anderson
- Nine Champions Crowned At Stateline In 1962 by Randy Anderson
- Stateline 1963: "The Squirt & Bobby Show" by Randy Anderson
- Fisticuffs Highlight 1964 Season At Stateline by Randy Anderson
- Plenty Of Cars, Fans Opened 1965 Stateline Season by Randy Anderson
- Epilogue by Randy Anderson
- Stateline, Squirt Johns & My Brand New Argus by Phil Clark
- Trip To Wichita Is Described As "Lulu" By Sports Editor by Waite Forsyth
- William M. Webb, The Man and His Legacy by Greg Peterson
Dave Videll on 20-inch stilt skates at the Allen Park
Winter Carnival, February 3, 1962 .
Photo courtesy of Dave Videll.
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