All-Buffalo was an independent professional football team in 1920. They played four games in total in there only season of existence, two of which were against teams in the APFA (later to be the NFL). They played all of their games on the road. There first game was against the Rochester Jeffersons in Rochester Baseball Park. The Jeffersons won 10-0 against All-Buffalo. All-Buffalo then went to Canisius Villa Field to play the Buffalo All-Americans where the All-Americans won 51-0. All-Buffalo then decided to play back to back games against Rochester Scalpers in Exposition Park. The Scalpers won the first matchup 7-6. The following week All-Buffalo won 6-0 with about 3000 in attendance. All-Buffalo would then fold after this game never to play again.
Pro Football Historian (PFH) is a blog page written by Flint Given. Pro Football Historian or PFH is a page to inform people on prior NFL events that people might not know about. Learning about teams from the 1920s or even the first few NFL World Championships in the 1930s fascinates me. It's these kinds of events that I want to discuss in this blog. Hopefully you are interested and will continue to check up on my blogs.
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