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Hawaii Sports Hall Of Fame And Cybermuseum SQUIRMING herman wedemeyer (19241999) All-American football player for St.Marys College. In 1945, Squirming herman wedemeyer, a graduate of St. http://www.alohafame.org/xwede.htm
Extractions: In 1945, "Squirming" Herman Wedemeyer, a graduate of St. Louis High School, was Hawai'i's first consensus All-American football player. The backfield included the U.S. Army’s Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis, and Bob Fenimore of Oklahoma A&M, now known as Oklahoma State. In 1945 he finished fourth in the Heisman Award and is a member of the National Collegiate Football Hall of Fame. After a stint with the professional football team, the Los Angeles Dons, Wedemeyer returned to Hawai'i and became involved in politics. In his later years, Wedemeyer was a fixture on the TV series, "Hawai'i Five-O," as "Duke Lukela," one of the Honolulu Police Department’s men in blue. He appeared in more than 300 episodes with "McGarrett," Jack Lord. Germany surrendered to the Allies on May 7, 1945. Return to the Gallery Page
Pro Football Hall Of Fame - Pro Football Draft History: 1947 Pro football Draft History 1947, 8, Philadelphia Eagles, Neill Armstrong,E, Oklahoma State. 9, Los Angeles Rams, herman wedemeyer, B, St. Mary s. http://www.profootballhof.com/index.cfm?section=history&cont_id=187563
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Extractions: CENTRAL DISPATCH THE HAWAII FIVE-0 NEWSLETTER Volume 1 July 1999 Issue 3 From the Files of Marty Cooper (The following article was originally from a 1978 Aloha Magazine and written by George Herman who played character parts throughout the series. The pictures are also the same ones accompanying the article.) Confessions of a Honolulu Hit Man And be robbed or beaten or mauled by me and my friends. I knocked Michael Anderson, Jr. unconscious, stuffed him behind the wheel of his van, and sent it flaming down the slopes of the Pali. I fenced hot opals, laundered syndicate money, and was hired twice by rival actors to kill Jack Lord - once as he was jogging in Kapiolani Park. Unfortunately that caper was unsuccessful, because I was shot in the head by a sniper hidden in the Rose Garden across the street. It was a classic double cross, sweetheart. Over the past ten years I have been pistol-whipped twice, strangled twice, shot four times, and booked by "Danno" annually. That’s right, baby, I’m a character player on Hawaii Five-0 Normally I am disguised as a meek, middle-aged staff specialist for the Hawaii State Department of Education, but with a single call from my agent, I take vacation time, break out my hardware (I prefer a .44 caliber magnum - like Dirty Harry), and start working on the latest contract.
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Extractions: During the 1940's, Babe Nomura played for San Jose State. For most Nisei (second generation Japanese Americans) student athletes, the internment of Japanese Americans into concentration camps during WW2 ended or delayed their participation in sports. Conkling and Francis Wai ( Francis Wai was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor by President Clinton for his heroism in WW2) both played for UCLA during the late 1930's and 1940's. Abe Dung played for Santa Clara University during the 1940s. One of the early professional pioneers was a halfback named Walter Aichieu who played for the Dayton Triangles during the 1920's. Wally Yonemine played halfback and kick returner for the early San Francisco Forty Niners during the late 1940's. Yonemine later played and coached professional baseball in Japan during the 1950's. Al Lolotai Washington Redskins 1945. Football was a different game in those days since players went on both offense, defense and special teams. Helmets were made of leather and had no face masks. Broken noses and knocked out teeth were common. In the 1970's-1980's quite a few Asians and Asian Pacific Islanders played football in college and in the pros. Many were of Samoan and Hawaiian decent. Some of the most notable were FB Mosi Tatupu USC and New England Patriots ( one time NFL rushing leader). Manu Tuiasosopu DT played in the Super Bowl (SF49ers vs Miami 1985). Others include Al Noga OLB Minnesota Vikings, kicker John Kim UCLA PAC 10 scoring leader, Micah Matsuzaki WR BYU, and Eion Hu running back Cornell (Ivy League leading rusher). Jesse Sapolu (Hawaii) offensive linemen for the Super Bowl Champion San Francisco 49ers. Sapulo has won four Super Bowl rings. The late Mark Tuinea OT for the Super Bowl Champion Dallas Cowboys. Dan Saleamua played nose tackle for Arizona State and the Kansas City Chiefs. One of the most notable coaches is Norm Chow offensive coach for BYU. Coach Chow was a key architect of the famous "West Coast Offense" at BYU.
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Extractions: All-American Football Conference (1946-1949) AAFC Championship Games And Playoffs Year Winner, Score Runner-up, Score Game Cleveland Browns 14 New York Yankees (AAFC Championship) Cleveland Browns 14 New York Yankees (AAFC Championship) Buffalo Bills Baltomore Colts (Tie-breaker playoff) Cleveland Browns 49 Buffalo Bills (AAFC Championship) Cleveland Browns 31 Buffalo Bills (Semi-finals) San Francisco 49ers 17 NY/Brooklyn Yanks (Semi-finals) Cleveland Browns 21 San Francisco 49ers (AAFC Championship) AAFC All-Stars Cleveland Browns (Shamrock Bowl) * NOTE: In 1950, The AAFC folded and Cleveland, Baltimore, San Francisco were merged into the NFL. The New York-Brooklyn team was renamed the New York Yankees and they too were merged into the NFL. The Los Angeles Dons were merged into the NFL's Los Angeles Rams, The Buffalo Bills were merged into the Cleveland Browns and the Chicago Hornets were bought out by the NFL and disbanded. AAFC MVP Awards Year Player, Team Pos Glen Dobbs, New York TB Otto Graham, Cleveland QB Otto Graham, Cleveland
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Extractions: No top-ranked teams were beaten in 1945. 1945 Recap The war was over by autumn, but Army kept up its football offensive with a second straight unbeaten season. Each time the Cadets snapped the ball in 1945 they gained eight yards. The average score of their nine wins slipped a bit to 465, but again they treated Notre Dame harshly. Facing the No.2 Irish at Yankee Stadium on Nov.9, Army crushed them, 480. A thousand miles from West Point, the talent pool wasn't quite so predictable. The war effort had wiped out Alabama's roster in 1943 and forced coach Frank Thomas to cancel the season. A year later, the Crimson Tide returned to go 512 and reach the Sugar Bowl. In '45, with sophomore Harry Gilmer at quarterback, they beat everyone they played, including Southern Cal by 20 points in the Rose Bowl. The loss was USC's first in the Rose Bowl after eight wins. The Cotton Bowl, however, belonged to Texas' sophomore quarterback Bobby Layne. Layne ran for four touchdowns, passed for two others and kicked four extra points as the No.10 Longhorns showed Missouri, 4027.
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Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Table of Contents Other Resources The College Football Hall of Fame has a rather tangled, if not checkered, history. It began in 1947, when a group of Syracuse businessmen formed the National Football Foundation to promote the college sport in general, with establishing a hall of fame as one of its primary purposes. In a 1949 poll of college coaches, athletic directors, and sportswriters, Rutgers University was chosen as the site for the hall, because the first college football game (actually a soccer match) was played there in 1869. When the first induction, of 52 players and coaches, was held in 1951, the hall of fame existed only on paper - and it stayed on paper for more than 25 years. Arthur Evans, who had spearheaded the effort from the beginning, died shortly after that induction, and his successor, George E. Little, became seriously ill after taking over. As a result, the foundation was in disarray until it was reorganized in 1953 under the leadership of Admiral William "Bull" Halsey and sportswriter Grantland Rice.
