John Bozick had an outstanding athletic career, he played for two outstanding coaches and along the way he played with a legend.Bozick was an standout athlete at Centerville High School in the 1950s. He played on football teams that had records of 2-6-1 in 1953, 7-1-1 in 1954 and 5-1-3 in ...
The 1957 Brown University football media guide described Connellsville鈥檚 Tom Ebbert as a watch pocket guard because of his size. At 5-11, 180 pounds, Ebbert was perhaps the smallest offensive lineman in the Ivy League at that time.Ebbert was a three-year varsity letter-winner in football at ...
Former Brownsville High School football standout Gil Shoaf was a giant during the era of football that he played in and, oddly enough, he wound up playing his college football for a team called the 鈥淟ittle Giants.鈥漇hoaf was a massive lineman at 6-5 and 300 pounds.鈥淚 was pretty big for the ...
Richard Dunn used athletics as a springboard to a college education and a career in academics. Dunn was a standout on the gridiron and the wrestling mat at Uniontown High School in the 1950s.The 167-pound Dunn played for coach Bill Power鈥檚 Red Raiders. He was on teams that posted records of ...
It is an accomplishment to play on one undefeated team in an athletic career. Former Mapletown High School football and wrestling standout Charley Zaleski played on two undefeated teams in his career, one in high school and one in college.Zaleski was the son of longtime Mapletown football, ...
Like many athletes from his era, Tom Stefl parlayed a college scholarship and education into a meaningful career.Stefl was a standout offensive and defensive lineman at Brownsville High School in the early 1950s and was a part of Brownie squads that posted records of 3-4-2 in 1950, 6-4 in 1951 ...
