Dick Page

Charles Richard "Dick" "Big Boy" Page


Born:
January 1907
NJ

Died:
October 7, 1944
New Brunswick, New Jersey


Career
1922-23 New Brunswick High School - New Jersey (High School)
1923-24 New Brunswick High School - New Jersey (High School)
1924-25 Michelin - New Jersey (Independent)
1924-25 Janeway Interwoven - New Jersey (Independent)
1924-25 St Peter's Lyceum - New Brunswick, New Jersey (Independent)
1925-26 St John's University - New York (College)
1928-29 Brooklyn Visitations (ABL)
1929-30 Syracuse All-Americans (ABL)
1929-30 Pattison (EBL)
1929-30 St Peter's Lyceum - New Brunswick, New Jersey (Independent)
1930-31 St Peter's Lyceum - New Brunswick, New Jersey (Independent)
1931-32 Keyport - New Jersey (Independent) 
1931-32 Boy's Club - Elizabethtown, NJ (Independent)
1931-32 St. Stephen's - New Jersey (Independent)

Lucky to find this guy, given that his first name is Charles. Happened across his obituary by sheer luck.

A popular basketball star from New Brunswick, New Jersey, Dick played at St. John's before playing two seasons in the ABL. He was also a firefighter. Page died in 1944 following a brief illness.

He married Alice Griffin (1907-1956) and they had a son, Philip (1939-1960) and a daughter, Patricia (1938-2016).

Source:
Central New Jersey Home News, April 9, 1925
Central New Jersey Home News, October 8, 1944

Stats:
http://probasketballencyclopedia.com/player/dick-page/