- his
football venture by Stan
Cofall, a
football star at
Notre Dame from 1914 to 1916, and with the M****illon Tigers.
Cofall helped re-organize the Cleveland...
-
Stanley Bingham Cofall (May 5, 1894 –
September 21, 1961) was an
American football player and coach.
Cofall was born in Cleveland, Ohio to Fred and Ida...
- start, the
Tigers were
defeated by Stan
Cofall and the
Youngstown Patricians 14-6. However,
later that
season Cofall and Bob Peck
decided to play for M****illon...
- teams—Ralph Hay and Jim
Thorpe for the
Canton Bulldogs,
Jimmy O'Donnell and Stan
Cofall for the
Cleveland Tigers, Carl
Storck for the
Dayton Triangles, and Frank...
- M****illon Tigers. Bob Nash, who pla**** for M****illon in 1919,
broke up a Stan
Cofall punt
resulting in an
Akron touchdown and a
final score of 7–0. The Pros...
- v t e
Cleveland Tigers /
Indians head
coaches Peggy Parratt (1916) Stan
Cofall & Al
Pierotti (1920) Jim
Thorpe (1921)...
- the
National Football League;
Pollard and
Cofall also had NFL jobs,
Pollard with the
Akron Pros and
Cofall with the
Cleveland Tigers. The NFL players...
-
consisted of
Frank Nied and Art Ranney.
While Jimmy O'Donnell and Stan
Cofall represented Cleveland, and Carl
Storck Dayton. At the
meeting Hay was elected...
- A&M (1920–1922),
Catholic (1930–1940),
Washington Redskins (1943) Stan
Cofall,
Cleveland Tigers (1920),
Loyola (MD) (1925–1927), Wake
Forest (1928) Curly...
-
Levene (1922) Hank
Garrity (1923–1925)
James A.
Baldwin (1926–1927) Stan
Cofall (1928) Pat
Miller (1929–1932) Jim
Weaver (1933–1936)
Peahead Walker (1937–1950)...
