At Rochester:

• An outstanding basketball player as an undergraduate, considered one of the finest players in the nation
• Selected for the All-East Team in his senior year
• Newspaper clippings announcing the selection called him "…Small in stature and very light, he is a giant in basketball ability…"
• Selected by the New York basketball writers to the All-America team in 1910
• Captained the team in his final season and helped the squad attain a record of 17-2 which stood as the single-season victory record for 51 years
• He coached the following season (1910-11, 5-11 record)

Post-Graduate:

• Worked as a labor mediator in the 1930s with extensive travel on the East Coast
• One of the first employees of the Social Security Administration
• In 1937, he served as the regional representative of that administration in New York until he was transferred to the Bureau of Employment Security in Boston in 1945
• Served as President of the National Association of Retired Persons
• In later years, helped the elderly with their federal taxes
• Active with the Red Cross and the United Fund
• He passed away on June 12, 1974