Autograph Thoughts?

[uga1980]

Any thoughts on who these may be? They came from a PCL program. Burke was near an umpire signature so I was thinking he could have been an umpire as well but didn't see anything.

[Brick442]

The last one, George Vranizan, was a scout for the Philly A's and later front office for the Portland Beavers. He passed in the early 80s.

[uga1980]

Thank you! There was also a military signature that was identified. While I'm not a hockey person I'm thinking the top signature is Bobby Rowe. I attached his draft registration which was 10 years later. He lived and passed away in Portland which could place him at a Portland game in 1932. Any hockey autograph collectors familiar with his signature?

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by uga1980

Thank you! There was also a military signature that was identified. While I'm not a hockey person I'm thinking the top signature is Bobby Rowe. I attached his draft registration which was 10 years later. He lived and passed away in Portland which could place him at a Portland game in 1932. Any hockey autograph collectors familiar with his signature?

Here you go.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Rowe_(ice_hockey)

Stanley Cup winner from 1917 who died in 1948. Probably worth more than a few dollars to hockey collectors. It could be the most valuable of the ones you show.