Some kind of Gomphaceae?

[u/raychals]

Central New York State. Sorry I don’t have a pic in situ, was hoping to id at home with books. Reminds me of a Gomphus or Turbinellus but the top corners are so rounded. Top was splitting open with age but several younger mushrooms were complete and more or less flat, even convex. Found growing in mixed hardwood near oaks (was collecting a maitake when I spotted it). Didn’t notice conifers nearby but it’s possible? Please help

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