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American basketball player and coach
Forrest Henry "Frosty" Sprowl (August 23, 1919 – October 19, 1988) was an American basketball player and coach. An All-American college player at Purdue
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medalist Forrest Sprowl (1919–1988), American basketball player and coach Forrest Stanley (1889–1969), American actor and screenwriter Forrest Taylor (1883–1965)
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Men's basketball team of Purdue University, Indiana, US
1938) Gene Anderson (1938) Fred Beretta (1940) Don Blanken (1942) Forrest Sprowl (1942) Paul Hoffman (1944, 1945, 1946, 1947) Howie Williams (1949, 1950)
Purdue Boilermakers men's basketball
Purdue_Boilermakers_men's_basketball
American sportsman, lawyer and politician (1882–1956)
Hamann (1942–1945) Arthur Denney (1945–1946) John Sines (1946–1951) Forrest Sprowl (1951–1955) John Krause (1955–1957) Don Boya (1957–1963) Clyde Rusk
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All-American college player (Wichita State) (born 1906) October 19 — Forrest Sprowl, 69, All-American college player (Purdue) and college coach (Lawrence)
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American college football season
Bill Shimer, E Fred Smerke, QB-E Kenneth Smock, HB V. A. Snyder, FB Forrest Sprowl Wes Stevens, E-G Herman Timperman, T John Vecs, G Bruce Warren, T "1941
1941 Purdue Boilermakers football team
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George Munroe Dartmouth Andy Phillip Illinois John Mandic Oregon State Forrest Sprowl Purdue Andy Zimmer Indiana Pic Magazine Price Brookfield West Texas
1942 NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans
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American basketball player and coach
Hamann (1942–1945) Arthur Denney (1945–1946) John Sines (1946–1951) Forrest Sprowl (1951–1955) John Krause (1955–1957) Don Boya (1957–1963) Clyde Rusk
John_Sines
American sports coach and administrator (1893–1972)
Hamann (1942–1945) Arthur Denney (1945–1946) John Sines (1946–1951) Forrest Sprowl (1951–1955) John Krause (1955–1957) Don Boya (1957–1963) Clyde Rusk
Jacob_Speelman
American football and basketball coach (1880–1961)
Hamann (1942–1945) Arthur Denney (1945–1946) John Sines (1946–1951) Forrest Sprowl (1951–1955) John Krause (1955–1957) Don Boya (1957–1963) Clyde Rusk
John_P._Koehler
American football coach
Hamann (1942–1945) Arthur Denney (1945–1946) John Sines (1946–1951) Forrest Sprowl (1951–1955) John Krause (1955–1957) Don Boya (1957–1963) Clyde Rusk
Edwin_N._Holmes
American football player and sports coach (1882–1967)
Hamann (1942–1945) Arthur Denney (1945–1946) John Sines (1946–1951) Forrest Sprowl (1951–1955) John Krause (1955–1957) Don Boya (1957–1963) Clyde Rusk
Eliot_Graves
American basketball player and coach
Hamann (1942–1945) Arthur Denney (1945–1946) John Sines (1946–1951) Forrest Sprowl (1951–1955) John Krause (1955–1957) Don Boya (1957–1963) Clyde Rusk
Ray_Hamann
American basketball player (1919–1987)
Klein, Pete Newell, George Sobek, Ed Riska, Bob Davies, Bob Dietz, Forrest Sprowl, Wilbur Schumacher, and Forddy Anderson. Under coach Tony Hinkle, Great
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Public high school in Florida, United States
player/Arena Football League coach. Shock G, rapper.[citation needed] Bobby Sprowl, MLB pitcher for Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros Liz Vassey, actress.
George D. Chamberlain High School
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List of baseball players
George Springer, CF (2014–2020) Russ Springer, RP (1997, 2004–2006) Bobby Sprowl, RP (1979–1981) Ryne Stanek, RP (2021–2023) Andy Stankiewicz, SS (1994–1995)
Houston Astros all-time roster
Houston_Astros_all-time_roster
Archived from the original on November 19, 2018. Retrieved March 5, 2018. Sprowl, Jonathan (March 15, 2011). "The Rapper in Rehab". Christianity Today. Retrieved
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first-sacker Bob Watson from the Houston Astros for pitchers Pete Ladd and Bobby Sprowl (player to be named later/PTBNL). Hitting only .224, former eight-time Gold
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