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'''Nathan Krinsky''', also known as '''Nat Krinsky''', (8 Jauary 1899 – 8 May 1984) ws born to [[Russians|Russian]] immigrants and was a professional [[basketball]] player. Krinsky is |
'''Nathan Krinsky''', also known as '''Nat Krinsky''', (8 Jauary 1899 – 8 May 1984) ws born to [[Russians|Russian]] immigrants and was a professional [[basketball]] player. Krinsky is included in several pictures of the [[Basketball Hall of Fame]], and is in the Basketball Old Timers Hall of Fame. Krinsky was a [[Jew ]] and was mentioned in Bob Wechsler's book Day by Day in Jewish Sports History. |
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After graduating from an all-boys high school in 1917, Krinsky atteneded the [[City College of New York]]. |
After graduating from an all-boys high school in 1917, Krinsky atteneded the [[City College of New York]]. |
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Nathan Krinsky, also known as Nat Krinsky, (8 Jauary 1899 – 8 May 1984) ws born to Russian immigrants and was a professional basketball player. Krinsky is included in several pictures of the Basketball Hall of Fame, and is in the Basketball Old Timers Hall of Fame. Krinsky was a Jew and was mentioned in Bob Wechsler's book Day by Day in Jewish Sports History.
After graduating from an all-boys high school in 1917, Krinsky atteneded the City College of New York.
Krinsky was also the father of Paul L. Krinsky, former superintendent of the United States Merchant Marine Academy.
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