Roller Derby - New York Vs Philadelphia 1949 Part 3

For the 1949-1950 season, Seltzer opened franchise teams and formed the National Roller Derby League (NRDL) The NRDL consisted of six teams: the New York Chiefs, the Brooklyn Red Devils, the Jersey Jolters, the Philadelphia Panthers, the Washington-Baltimore Jets, and the Chicago Westerners. The Jolters played at Armories in Newark, Jersey City, Teaneck, and Paterson. The Westerners played in Chicago, but also in Columbus, Ohio and Miami, Florida. The Red Devils had no venue in Brooklyn, and were essentially a road team, often cast as villains NRDL season playoffs sold-out Madison Square Garden for a week