- Paulus,
Emilie R.; Dameh, Alharith; Razzaque, Aysha; Esch,
Lauren Vander;
Gruenig, Jenna; Zelazo,
Philip David (2025). "Beyond self-regulation: Autistic...
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architecture Robert F. "Ace"
Gruenig (1913–1958) was a
basketball player during the 1930s and 1940s. On
August 11, 1963,
Gruenig was
enshrined in the Naismith...
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Shooting 300M
National Championships Held at Fort
Benning « Daily
Bulletin History :: Company ::
Gruenig +
Elmiger "October 2005 Blog". 6mmbr.com. v t e...
- Ilka Grüning (born Ilka
Henriette Grünzweig; 4
September 1876 – 11
November 1964) was an Austrian-Hungarian actress. Born in
Vienna in the old Austrian-Hungarian...
- "Ace"
Gruenig (March 12, 1913 –
August 11, 1958) was an
American basketball player during the 1930s and 1940s. The 6 ft. 8 in. (203 cm)
Gruenig is considered...
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extra jobs by team sponsors.
Featuring players such as McCracken, Ace
Gruenig and
Vince Boryla, the
Nuggets continued as an AAU
power throughout their...
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Amateur Athletic Union Men's
Basketball All-Americans Tex
Colvin Ace
Gruenig Jack
McCracken Jack
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original on
December 12, 2009.
Retrieved January 23, 2010. "Robert F.
Gruenig".
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. CBS Interactive. Archived...
- led
Phillips 66 in
scoring with 15 points,
outdueling Denver star
Robert Gruenig. In McNatt's
final season,
Phillips 66
defeated the San
Diego Dons by the...
