1957 Godfather Apalachin Mobster Joseph Profaci Questioned For the Murder of Albert Anastasia Original TYPE I Photo basketball media guides Cincinnati

Cincinnati

After baseball

he became a steady regular for the White Sox and was respected for power at an infield position and consistent run production

He worked in baseball for over 40 years

Handwritten caption noted on the verso as well (wrong date and wrong caption)

1957 Godfather Apalachin Mobster Joseph Profaci Questioned For the Murder of Albert Anastasia Original TYPE I Photo basketball media guides CincinnatiJoseph "Joe" Profaci (1897 to 1962) was the founder and longtime boss of the Profaci crime family, later renamed the Colombo crime family, one of New York's Five Families. Nicknamed the "Olive Oil King," he built wealth through both a legitimate olive oil business and organized crime. His authoritarian leadership sparked the First Colombo War with the Gallo brothers. Profaci died of liver cancer in 1962. Offered is an original United Press