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Canadian Football Running Back Introduction: Russ Rebholz, Ramonce Taylor, Deandra' Cobb, Jesse Lumsden, Neil Lumsden, Troy Davis, Alex Webster - Softcover
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 207. Not illustrated. Chapters: Russ Rebholz, Ramonce Taylor, Deandra' Cobb, Jesse Lumsden, Neil Lumsden, Troy Davis, Alex Webster, John Williams, Jr., Da'shawn Thomas, Mark Nohra, Neal Hughes, Andre Sadeghian, David Overstreet, Vic Washington, Jeff Johnson, Gill Fenerty, Jimmy Edwards, Cory Philpot, Sultan Mccullough, Angelo Santucci, Ab Box, Mike Richardson, Reggie Barnes, Henri Childs, Leon Bright, Josh Ranek, Peter Quinney, Ken Carpenter, Ian Smart, Antonio Warren, Mack Herron, Orville Lee, Ulysses Curtis, Jamel White, Thomas Haskins, Mike Saunders, Tim Mccray, Jim Germany, Archie Amerson, Ron Howell, Dwaine Wilson, Craig Ellis, Larry Key, Tommy Grant, Dave Raimey, Graeme Bell, Michael Giffin, Derek Watson, Andrew Harris, Cedric Thompson, Rob Cote, Robert Drummond, Ralph Goldston, Ronald Williams, Jonathan Lapointe, Charles Pierre, Reggie Bradshaw, Troy Mills, Lester Brown, Amos Allen, Mike Bradley, Brandon Whitaker, Jim Evenson, Don Warrington, Gerry Mcdougall, Chris Ciezki, Royal Copeland, Calvin Mccarty, Robert Mimbs, Ken Charlton, Emmanuel Marc, Jim Washington, Tony Cherry, Richard Crump, William Miller, Alvin Walker, Mike Strickland, Steve Molnar, James Sykes, Pierre-Luc Yao, Avatus Stone, Rudy Linterman, Eric Lee, Rufus Crawford, John Henry White, Ed Buchanan, Roy Bell, Virgil Wagner, Jim Thomas. Excerpt: Russell "Doss" Rebholz, a native of Portage, Wisconsin, was a letter winner in football from 1929 to 1931 and in basketball from 1930 to 1931 at the University of WisconsinMadison. In 1930, he led the Midwest, Big Ten, and UW in scoring, with 48 points. Rebholz played in the 1932 East-West Shrine Game. In 1932, Rebholz played for and coached the Winnipeg St. John's Rugby Club. From 1933 to 1938, he was a player/coach for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers football team, which won the 1935 Grey Cup. He was nicknamed "The Wiscons...
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 207. Not illustrated. Chapters: Russ Rebholz, Ramonce Taylor, Deandra' Cobb, Jesse Lumsden, Neil Lumsden, Troy Davis, Alex Webster, John Williams, Jr., Da'shawn Thomas, Mark Nohra, Neal Hughes, Andre Sadeghian, David Overstreet, Vic Washington, Jeff Johnson, Gill Fenerty, Jimmy Edwards, Cory Philpot, Sultan Mccullough, Angelo Santucci, Ab Box, Mike Richardson, Reggie Barnes, Henri Childs, Leon Bright, Josh Ranek, Peter Quinney, Ken Carpenter, Ian Smart, Antonio Warren, Mack Herron, Orville Lee, Ulysses Curtis, Jamel White, Thomas Haskins, Mike Saunders, Tim Mccray, Jim Germany, Archie Amerson, Ron Howell, Dwaine Wilson, Craig Ellis, Larry Key, Tommy Grant, Dave Raimey, Graeme Bell, Michael Giffin, Derek Watson, Andrew Harris, Cedric Thompson, Rob Cote, Robert Drummond, Ralph Goldston, Ronald Williams, Jonathan Lapointe, Charles Pierre, Reggie Bradshaw, Troy Mills, Lester Brown, Amos Allen, Mike Bradley, Brandon Whitaker, Jim Evenson, Don Warrington, Gerry Mcdougall, Chris Ciezki, Royal Copeland, Calvin Mccarty, Robert Mimbs, Ken Charlton, Emmanuel Marc, Jim Washington, Tony Cherry, Richard Crump, William Miller, Alvin Walker, Mike Strickland, Steve Molnar, James Sykes, Pierre-Luc Yao, Avatus Stone, Rudy Linterman, Eric Lee, Rufus Crawford, John Henry White, Ed Buchanan, Roy Bell, Virgil Wagner, Jim Thomas. Excerpt: Russell "Doss" Rebholz, a native of Portage, Wisconsin, was a letter winner in football from 1929 to 1931 and in basketball from 1930 to 1931 at the University of WisconsinMadison. In 1930, he led the Midwest, Big Ten, and UW in scoring, with 48 points. Rebholz played in the 1932 East-West Shrine Game. In 1932, Rebholz played for and coached the Winnipeg St. John's Rugby Club. From 1933 to 1938, he was a player/coach for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers football team, which won the 1935 Grey Cup. He was nicknamed "The Wiscons...
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