Ralph Morgan Signed 1961 Naismith Basketball HOF FDC - D. 1965 Football Media Guides The photo shows Mike Curtis

The photo shows Mike Curtis intercepting Morton's pass in the 4th quarter

His single-season home run mark of 53 has not been reached since then in the International League

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During his 14 year career he was the first defenseman to win the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy

Howard "Hobby" Hobson (d 1991) transferred his skills as a star baseball and basketball player at the University of Oregon into a well-rounded career on the hardwood as a coach

Ralph Morgan Signed 1961 Naismith Basketball HOF FDC - D. 1965 Football Media Guides The photo shows Mike Curtis(D. 1965) Ralph Morgan was a staunch rules advocate who played a key role in the development of the rules and conference structure of early 20th century basketball. Morgan founded the College Basketball Rules Committee (CBRC) in 1905, and in 1931 the CBRC became the National Basketball Rules Committee. He organized the Joint Rules Committee in 1915 and contributed to the rulebook until 1958. Morgan also founded the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball