JIM THORPE, PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHIES jim thorpe was born in Indian Territory that is now Oklahoma in 1888 with the nameWatho-huck, which He became a star on the school s track and football teams http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/4547/thorpe.html
Extractions: You are the vistor. Please contact Webmaster with any invalid links or other problems. Track, football, baseball - and the Olympic Games. All were conquered by this Indian descendant. Jim Thorpe was born in Indian Territory that is now Oklahoma in 1888 with the name Wa-tho-huck, which means Bright Path. He was part Sac and Fox indian, with some French and Irish also. In 1904 he enrolled at the Carlisle Indian School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. It was here that his athletic abilities were developed. He became a star on the school's track and football teams. He was named to the All-American Football Team twice, but his greatest achievements came during the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, Sweden. At the Olympics, he won two gold medals, in the most physically demanding events there were - the five-event Pentathlon and the ten-event Decathlon. He not only won these events, but his performance caused King Gustav V of Sweden to say to him, "Sir, you are the greatest athlete in the world."
Steve Dimitry's Old Time Pre-NFL Football Web Page OldTime football Legends. Red Grange. jim thorpe. Ernie Nevers. Statisticsand Records. Red Grange- 1925, (1926-AFL) 1927, 1929-1934 http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Arena/6925/apfalegends.html
Extractions: Red Grange Rushing Receving Passing Year Team (League) Gms Att Yds TDs Rec Yds TDs Att Cmp Yds TDP Punt Ret. Yds Ints Int TDs Punt Avg Tot TDs XPs FGs Pts Chicago Bears (NFL) New York Yankees (AFL) New York Yankees (NFL) DNP - Hurt Knee Chicago Bears (NFL) Chicago Bears (NFL) Chicago Bears (NFL) Chicago Bears (NFL) Chicago Bears (NFL) Chicago Bears (NFL) Jim Thorpe Rushing Receving Passing Year Team (League) Gms Att Yds TDs Rec Yds TDs Att Cmp Yds TDP Punt Ret. Yds Ints Int TDs Punt Avg Tot TDs XPs FGs Pts Pine Village Pros (Indiana) DNP (Baseball) Canton Bulldogs (Ohio) Canton Bulldogs (Ohio) Canton Bulldogs (Ohio) No League - WW1 Canton Bulldogs (Ohio) Canton Bulldogs (APFA) Cleveland Tigers (APFA) Oorang Indians (NFL) Oorang Indians (NFL) Rock Island Ind. (NFL)
Thorpepage CIS football, thorpe alone, 15A01-08, jim thorpe holding football on leftarm. CIS football, thorpe alone, 15A-01-09, jim thorpe kicking football. http://www.historicalsociety.com/thorpe.html
Extractions: Number Description CIS Football, Teams Jim Thorpe with backfield of 1912 CIS Football Team. CIS Football, Teams Jim Thorpe and players on 1912 CIS Football Team. CIS Football, Teams Jim Thorpe with backfield of 1912 CIS Football Team. CIS Football, Teams Fourteen members and coach of the CIS Team of 1912. CIS Football, Teams Carlisle Indian School Football Team of 1907 including Jim Thorpe, Coach Warner and 24 other team members, all in uniform. CIS Football, Teams Jim Thorpe and about ten other players running during a warmup before a game. Number of bystanders are in the background. CIS Football, Teams Jim Thorpe and 1911 CIS Football Team with football which reads "1911, Indians 18, Harvard 15" CIS Football, Teams Jim Thorpe with backfield of 1912 CIS Football Team. CIS Football, Teams Jim Thorpe, with football, far right, in football practice scrimmage. CIS Football, Teams Jim Thorpe and other players on the 1911 CIS Football Team. CIS Football, Small Groups Jim Thorpe, Pete Calac and Joe Guyon of the CIS Football Team of 1912 shown in a composite photograph. CIS Football, Small Groups
Today In History: May 28 Taking the Long View, 18511991 jim thorpe played football for Carlisle in1907, 1908, 1911 and 1912. thorpe excelled at every sport he played. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/today/may28.html
Extractions: Votes for Women, 1848-1921 On May 28 and 29, 1851, the Ohio Woman's Rights Convention met in Akron . Mrs. Frances D. Gage, convention president, began the proceedings with a stirring call to arms: Are not the natural wants and emotions of humanity...shared equally by both sexes? Does man hunger and thirst, suffer cold and heat more than woman? Does he love and hate, hope and fear, joy and sorrow more than woman? Does his heart thrill with a deeper pleasure in doing good? Can his soul writhe in more bitter agony under the consciousness of evil or wrong? Is the sunshine more glorious, the air more quiet, the sounds of harmony more soothing, the perfume of flowers more exquisite, or forms of beauty more soul-satisfying to his senses than to hers. To all these interrogatories every one will answer, No! "Opening Address," The Proceedings of the Woman's Rights Convention, held at Akron, Ohio, May 28 and 29, 1851 , published 1851.
Terra - Specials - Sports Icons Of The 20th Century jim thorpe played football with the following teams Carlisle Indian School (1915-17),Canton Bulldogs (1919-20), Cleveland Indians (1921 football jim thorpe. http://www.terra.com/specials/sportsicons/thorpe_en.html
Extractions: Important facts - Jim Thorpe played football with the following teams: Carlisle Indian School (1915-17), Canton Bulldogs (1919-20), Cleveland Indians (1921), Oorang Indians (1922-23), Rock Island Independents (1924), New York Giants (1925), Canton Bulldogs (1926) and Chicago Cardinals (1928). - He was the greatest American athlete of his era. He excelled in every sport he played. - He won the decathlon and the pentathlon in the 1912 Olympics. - He played Major League Baseball from 1913 to 1919. - Football was his favorite sport. In 1912, Thorpe scored 25 touchdowns and 198 points to lead the Carlisle Indian School to the National Collegiate Championship. - In 1950, Thorpe was named by the Associated Press as the most outstanding athlete of the first half of the 20th century. Football: Jim Thorpe He forged his own legend in sports based on his accomplishments, claiming Olympic pentathlon and decathlon titles, and playing baseball and football. He was an Olympic track and field champion who lost his medals because he played baseball in the Minor Leagues. Long before Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders achieved a similar distinction, Thorpe was an athlete who played both professional baseball and professional football at the same time.
Jim Thorpe 2 gold medals to jim thorpe for winning the pentathlon and the decathlon; Whereasjim thorpe founded professional football, played professional football for http://www.dentongenealogy.org/thorpe.htm
Extractions: Jim,Jr., Gail, Charlotte, and Grace. Iva Miller was the daughter of Finis Miller and Martha M. Denton (1859-1899). Iva's grandparents were Greenberry Jefferson Denton (1816-1890) and Charlotte McCarty. Greenberry Jefferson Denton was born in Jefferson CO, TN and died in Washington CO, AR. Greenberry was the son of Josiah Denton (1799-1866) and Catherine Sehorn. Jim Thorpe was a Native American from the Sac and Fox tribe. In the 1912 Olympics he became the first and only person to win both the Pentathlon and Decathlon; he was the first American to simultaneously play professional baseball and football; and he became the first president of the National Football League.
Jim Thorpe - By Jacob Eapen the Canton Bulldogs in Ohio. In 1920 jim thorpe was named the firstpresident of the American Professional football Association. http://www.eapen.com/jacob/report/thorpe.html
Extractions: Jim Thorpe About Me School Report Feedback ... Go Back to Report On May 28, 1888, James Francis Thorpe was born to Hiram and Charlotte Thorpe on the Sac and Fox Indian reservation with his twin Charlie. When Jim was eight years old Charlie died. After his brother's death, his parents sent him to Haskell Institute where Jim was introduced to baseball and football. Jim was at Haskell when his mother died. In 1904, at age fifteen Jim Thorpe went to Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania. After two months his father died. At Carlisle Jim met Glenn "Pop" Warner who would help begin his great athletic career. Pop was the track and football coach at Carlisle, and put Jim on the track and football team. Jim was the best athlete on both teams. Carlisle's football team was one of the best teams at the time. For a summer vacation Jim went to North Carolina to play baseball for which he received $60, and this caused him problems later on. Jim Thorpe went to the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden. He won both the decathlon and pentathlon. King Gustav of Sweden called him the greatest athlete in the world.
Jim Thorpe On May 22, 1887, One Of The Greates... century. He was elected to the Pro football. Hall of Fame in 1963.On March 28 1953, jim thorpes life came to an end. Although http://www.instant-essays.com/biographies/jim-thorpe.shtml
Extractions: Home Donate Search Links document.write("Contact"); Jim Thorpe On May 22, 1887, one of the greates... Jim Thorpe On May 22, 1887, one of the greatest athletes of the 20th century was born in a small cabin in Oklahoma. James Francis Thorpe or Wa-tho-huck in his Native American name which means "bright future", would have a bright future indeed. He would go on to make accomplishments in all of football, baseball and track and field. In 1907, his first year at Carlisle Indian School, the young Thorpe displayed remarkable skills in football and track and gained the attention of Pop Warner, then Carlisle's coach of these sports. Thorpe performed his amazing talent on the varsity football team, but in 1909 he withdrew from the school and went to North Carolina. There he worked as a farmhand and played semiprofessional baseball. Returning to Carlisle in 1911, Thorpe played halfback on the football team, contributing largely to Carlisle victories over some of the most powerful teams in the country. In 1911 and 1912 he made the All-American team. Thorpe excelled during this period in many other sports, including track and field, baseball, lacrosse, basketball, ice hockey, swimming, boxing, tennis, and archery. Thorpe was a member of the United States track and field team at the Olympic Games of 1912 and he was widely recognized as the world's greatest all-around athlete after he won both the pentathlon and the decathlon. Early in 1913, however, the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), after learning that he had played semiprofessional baseball, voided his amateur status and disallowed his Olympic victories. In 1982 the International Olympic
Jim Thorpe Memorial Fantasy Football League jim thorpe Memorial Fantasy football League. 2004. Lineup Submittals,Trade Proposals, Select Free Agents, Declare Keepers, Draft http://www.ffleagues.com/ABB/
Extractions: Modify Team Info - Team Name, Contact Info, Password, Add Team Logo Email Commissioner: League Owners - Contact Info Junkyard Dogs Shannon Sweeney The Duffmen Darren Hamel Bumbershoot Larry Strain Fire Ants III Michael Sweet Paul Nikodemos Paul Nikodemos K.W. CONCHS Joseph M Malinkey Big Spenders Gregory Healey The Other Team Jason Sowder Hog Wild Larry Nanny Team 10 Sasquatch VII Mark Monroy Team 12 League Rules and Regulations Auction League Documentation League Scoring Rules League Schedule ... Week Fantasy Team Statistics Weekly Team Scoring by Position Team Scoring by Player Week's Team Scoring and Prizes DRAFT Draft Schedule Auction Draft Program Documentation Players Available in Draft Submittal Schedule ... [FOOTBALL LEAGUES LISTINGS] Please forward any comments and questions to league administrator
Jim Thorpe Memorial Fantasy Football League Lineups jim thorpe Memorial Fantasy football League. Week 1 Lineups. Junkyard Dogs. Falcons,ATL, DEF. Martin Gramatica, TB, PK. Drew Bledsoe, BUF, QB. Marshall Faulk, STL,RB. http://www.ffleagues.com/showlineups.php?ABB
Jim Thorpe jim thorpe. 18881953. Enshrined Into Hall Of Fame - 1963. review. ResearchLinks. College football Hall of Fame; Pro football Hall of Fame http://www.virtualology.com/virtualpubliclibrary/hallofanima/football/Jim-Thorpe
Extractions: Unauthorized Site: This site and its contents are not affiliated, connected, associated with or authorized by the individual, family, friends, or trademarked entities utilizing any part or the subjects entire name. Any official or affiliated sites that are related to this subject will be hyper linked below upon submission and Virtualology's review. College Football Hall of Fame Pro Football Hall of Fame
Extractions: Click the link for more information. , has been awarded to the top defensive back in college football College football was the venue through which American football first gained popularity in the United States. College football remains extremely popular today among students, alumni, and other fans of the sport. The first game played between teams representing different colleges or universities was played on November 6, 1869 between Rutgers University and Princeton University, at College Field, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Rutgers won, by a score of 6 to 4. As the score would indicate, the game bore little resemblance to the game of today.
JIM THORPE, THE "GREATEST" were asked to select the best sports performers of the halfcentury (1900-1950),jim thorpe was chosen twice first as top American football player and later http://www.workersforjesus.com/thorpe.htm
Extractions: by Stan Griffin "Sir, you are the greatest athlete in the world!" These were the words of King Gustav V of Sweden as he participated in ceremonies at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm. He had just presented two gold medals to Jim Thorpe, an American Indian. Later, when American sportswriters were asked to select the best sports performers of the half-century (1900-1950), Jim Thorpe was chosen twice: first as top American football player and later as best male athlete. James Francis Thorpe was born on his father's farm in Indian Territory (soon to be the state of Oklahoma) on May 28, 1888. His mother was a granddaughter of Chief Black Hawk of the Chippewas. Jim (whose tribal name was Bright Path) was a member of the Sac and Fox tribe. (Once separate Indian nations, the two finally came to be classified as one tribe.) Thorpe attended Sac and Fox Reservation School from ages 5-10 and Haskell Institute for Indians in Kansas (ages 10-13). At the age of 16 he was sent to Carlisle Industrial School in Pennsylvania, the leading American school for Indian young people. Jim was 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighed 185 pounds.
Tamaqua Vs. Jim Thorpe Football Translate this page TImes News Gallery. Tamaqua Vs. jim thorpe football. Bob Ford 9/3/02.Photo reprint information. DSC_9431, DSC_9432, DSC_9433, DSC_9438, DSC_9440. http://www.tnonline.com/gallery/tamaqua-jimthorpe/
Jim Thorpe Vs. Tamaqua Football Translate this page jim thorpe vs. Tamaqua football. Photo reprint information. Page1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 DSC_8203 DSC_8203, DSC_8205 DSC_8205, http://www.tnonline.com/gallery/tam1/
Obituaries Today In the 1912 Olympics, jim thorpe became the first and only person to win the firstAmerican to simultaneously play professional baseball and football; and he http://www.obituariestoday.com/Obituaries/ObitShow.cfm?Obituary_ID=29520§ion
TSN Presents - Football's 100 Greatest Players The lifesize statue of jim thorpe prepares visitors for their nostalgic trip intopro football s past, much as the real thorpe prepared fans for pro football http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/100/88.html
Extractions: Football history Fantasy football Team gear "Jim Thorpe could have made any team in any league. What's more, he would have been the best player on that team. He would have been the best player in the league. There wasn't anything he couldn't do better than anyone else." Hall of Fame player/coach Jimmy Conzelman, 1963 He guards the main entrance to the Pro Football Hall of Fame museum, threatening to deliver one of his dreaded stiff-arms or to trample anyone in his path. The lifesize statue of Jim Thorpe prepares visitors for their nostalgic trip into pro football's past, much as the real Thorpe prepared fans for pro football future eight decades ago. The name and legend are still powerful, and his exploits are recounted with flair and exaggeration. But one thing that cannot be exaggerated is Thorpe's role as the game's first great running back, first gate attraction and spiritual guru. Thorpe had gained worldwide acclaim as a college football hero for the Carlisle Indian School and a double gold medal winner in the 1912 Olympics before he played his first professional football game in 1915 for the Canton Bulldogs. Thick-armed with a moon face, 42-inch chest and penetrating black eyes, Thorpe was first and foremost a great athlete, maybe the most versatile of the first half century. He complemented his football career by playing major league baseball.
Jim Thorpe Carlisle Indians Football Jersey 358 Important jim thorpe Carlisle Indians football jersey c.191112.There are few names that garner the level of respect in the http://www.guernseys.com/CurrentAuctions/Lots/Lot358.html
Extractions: Important Jim Thorpe Carlisle Indians football jersey c.1911-12. There are few names that garner the level of respect in the history of organized athletics then that of Jim Thorpe. Born to Native American parents Thorpe impressed his coach (Pop Warner) at the Carlisle Indian school in 1907 by excelling in both track and football. After a brief two year hiatus Thorpe returned to Carlisle in 1911 and 1912 to become an All-American in both seasons. At the Olympic Games of 1912 Thorpe won the title as the World's Greatest Athlete winning both the pentathlon and decathlon and if that was not enough he then went on to play professional baseball for six seasons while organizing a pro football team from Canton, Ohio. In 1950 he was selected as the Athlete of the first half of the 20th century and was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1963. The offered jersey is of a dark brown wool knit retaining its original Spalding tag inside front tail. Jersey front features large white "C" and on the sleeves are three rings of white surrounding red. Shirt shows great usage wear including several embroidered hole repairs (period) and has turned down collar which has been stitched onto body. The import and rarity of such a piece cannot be overstated given the significance of Thorpe in American sport and the scarcity of uniform pieces from his era. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this jersey will be donated by Joel Platt to the Jim Thorpe Association Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame. Originated from the Jim Thorpe collection via Michael Lopota and includes Jim Thorpe auto. 8"x10" photo personalized to Lopota. Jersey will be accompanied by numerous pieces of documentation to include: letter of provenance from Joel Platt, photocopies of period letters and postcards relating to Michael Lopota/Jim Thorpe, letter from Grace Thorpe acknowledging the donation of proceeds to the Thorpe Association HOF, letter from the Thorpe Assoc. HOF acknowledging donation of proceeds, LOA from PSA/DNA J.Spence-S.Grad (autographed photo). Jersey will also include a fine custom made frame which houses the jersey and auto. photo: VG-EX
Jim Thorpe Online Newspaper Articles In five short ..in the tional football League, f The jim thorpe Trophy for theoutstanding.. Zanesville, Ohio Sunday, December 18, 1960. Gazette Bulletin. http://www.newspaperarchive.com/topics/jim_thorpe/default.html
Extractions: Wellsboro Gazette ...pass conversion fell incomplete and Jim Thorpe retained a 2213 lead. Jim Thorpe added.....to help the Panthers pull out the win as Jim Thorpe earned a 34-13 nonleague win.....13 yards to the Panther's ground game. Jim Thorpe got on the board in the first.....the night on a eight yard scamper to give Jim Thorpe a 14-0 lead before the Panthers.. Wellsboro, Pennsylvania Wednesday, October 17, 2001
