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Canadian football player (1932–2021)
Montreal Gazette. March 6, 1953 – via Google News. "Pete Petcoff Stats". Pro Football Archives. "Peter Petcoff". CFLapedia.com. "Hamilton Guard To Riders". Ottawa
Pete_Petcoff
lawyer and politician. Aapo Perko, 97, Finnish Olympic shot putter. Pete Petcoff, 89, Canadian football player (Calgary Stampeders, Ottawa Rough Riders)
Deaths_in_December_2021
December 12 – Len Thornson, ice hockey player (b. 1933) December 13 – Pete Petcoff, football player (b. 1932) December 14 – Bob Peters, ice hockey coach
2021_in_Canada
coaches also won conference championships: Pat Dwyer captured one and Boni Petcoff two as a member of the Northwest Ohio League; Murphy, Stobart, Simrell
List of Toledo Rockets head football coaches
List_of_Toledo_Rockets_head_football_coaches
Football team of the University of Toledo
Watt Hobt (1919–1920) Joseph Dwyer (1921–1922) Pat Dwyer (1923–1925) Boni Petcoff (1926–1929) Jim Nicholson (1930, 1932–1935) No team (1931) Clarence Spears
Toledo_Rockets_football
Nesser Ike Nonnemaker Bill Passuelo Dwight Peabody Harley Pearce Boni Petcoff Earl Plank Harry Randolph Bob Rapp Jim Regan Lou Reichel Walt Rogers George
All-time rosters by defunct NFL franchises (Cleveland Tigers/Indians–Miami Seahawks)
All-time_rosters_by_defunct_NFL_franchises_(Cleveland_Tigers/Indians–Miami_Seahawks)
Professional American football team based in Columbus, Ohio
next season, they finished tenth. Boni Petcoff was awarded 1st Team All-NFL by the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Petcoff and Paul Goebel were both awarded 2nd
Columbus_Panhandles
American football player and coach (born 1965)
Watt Hobt (1919–1920) Joseph Dwyer (1921–1922) Pat Dwyer (1923–1925) Boni Petcoff (1926–1929) Jim Nicholson (1930–1935) Clarence Spears (1936–1942) No team
Tim_Beckman
American football player and coach (1884–1939)
Watt Hobt (1919–1920) Joseph Dwyer (1921–1922) Pat Dwyer (1923–1925) Boni Petcoff (1926–1929) Jim Nicholson (1930–1935) Clarence Spears (1936–1942) No team
Pat_Dwyer_(American_football)
American football coach (born 1951)
Jacksonville State (2025–present) Scott Cochran: West Alabama (2025–present) Pete Golding: Ole Miss (2026–present) Alex Mortensen: UAB (2026–present) Tosh
Nick_Saban
American football player and coach (born 1943)
offense (1,616). Broke the previous total offense mark of 1,201 set by Lee Pete in 1947. "Dan Simrell, Football (1962-64) Head Football Coach (1982-89)"
Dan_Simrell
American football player and coach (1931–1980)
Watt Hobt (1919–1920) Joseph Dwyer (1921–1922) Pat Dwyer (1923–1925) Boni Petcoff (1926–1929) Jim Nicholson (1930–1935) Clarence Spears (1936–1942) No team
Clive_Rush
Person Dick Pesonen Louie Pessolano Wally Pesuit John Petchel Boni Petcoff Lawrence Pete Christian Peter Jason Peter Nathan Peterman Stephen Peterman Anton
List_of_NFL_players_(P)
American college football player and coach (1894–1964)
Watt Hobt (1919–1920) Joseph Dwyer (1921–1922) Pat Dwyer (1923–1925) Boni Petcoff (1926–1929) Jim Nicholson (1930–1935) Clarence Spears (1936–1942) No team
Clarence_Spears
American football coach and college athletics administrator
Watt Hobt (1919–1920) Joseph Dwyer (1921–1922) Pat Dwyer (1923–1925) Boni Petcoff (1926–1929) Jim Nicholson (1930–1935) Clarence Spears (1936–1942) No team
Forrest_England
American football player, coach, and administrator (1925–2013)
including the undefeated 1958 season that featured Heisman Trophy winner Pete Dawkins. He then served as an assistant coach for one season at the University
Frank_Lauterbur
American football player and coach (1913–2001)
Watt Hobt (1919–1920) Joseph Dwyer (1921–1922) Pat Dwyer (1923–1925) Boni Petcoff (1926–1929) Jim Nicholson (1930–1935) Clarence Spears (1936–1942) No team
Bob Snyder (American football)
Bob_Snyder_(American_football)
American football player and coach (1907–1994)
coaches (Bill Glassford, Pete Elliott, and Bill Jennings), and had a 27–44 record. Orwig was the athletic director who hired Pete Elliott as the football
Bill_Orwig
American football coach and director (1908–1992)
Watt Hobt (1919–1920) Joseph Dwyer (1921–1922) Pat Dwyer (1923–1925) Boni Petcoff (1926–1929) Jim Nicholson (1930–1935) Clarence Spears (1936–1942) No team
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