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Jim Thorpe Award - The First 20 Years

Jim Thorpe: An entry from Gale's <i>Notable Sports Figures</i> by Ann H. Shurgin, 2004

Jim Thorpe remembered as one of a kind athlete.: An article from: Wind Speaker by Joan Black, 2000-03-01

Jim Thorpe by Thomas Fall, 1970-04-01

Jim Thorpe's remains may be given Native burial.: An article from: Wind Speaker by John Lejins, 1996-03-01

Keep A-Goin': The Life of Lone Star Dietz by Tom Benjey, 2006-04-03

Membre Du Pro Football Hall of Fame: John Elway, O. J. Simpson, Jim Thorpe, Joe Montana, Walter Payton, Vince Lombardi, Arthur Rooney (French Edition)

Carlisle Indian School Football Immortals by Tom Benjey, 2009-01-03

Pioneer in Pro Football: An entry from Gale's <i>American Decades: Primary Sources</i>

Carlisle Vs. ArmyJim Thorpe, Dwight Eisenhower, Pop Warner and the Forgotten Story of Football's Greatest Battle by Lars Anderson, 2007

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Sports Biographies - Football
Coach Stein, Conrad JBIO Simpson, OJ The Juice football's Superstar, OJ C. J796.332S Sports Hero, Fran Tarkenton Burchard, Marshall JBIO thorpe, jim thorpe!
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Extractions: in the Canton Public Library Youth Department A B C G ... Y * = autobiography Aikman, Troy *Things Change Aikman, Troy JBIO Troy Aikman: Super Quarterback Gutman, Bill JBIO Troy Aikman Rosenblatt, Richard JBIO Troy Aikman Souhan, Jim JBIO Bradshaw, Terry Terry Bradshaw: Super Bowl Quarterback Pierson, Don J796.332 P Campbell, Earl Earl Campbell: The Texas Tornado Lundgren, Hal J796.332 L Griffin, Archie Archie Griffin Dolan, Edward JBIO Harris, Franco Franco Harris Burchard, S.H J796.332 H Lombardi, Vincent Vincent Lombardi, Young Football Coach Myers, Hortense JBIO Montana, Joe Joe Montana, Comeback Quarterback Raber, Thomas JBIO Namath, Joe
Lehighton Indian Football - Jim Thorpe Game Photo's
Read Lehighton football Guestbook. 2002 Game Photos vs jim thorpe.Getting ready to mix it up, the Indian O looks to get back
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Extractions: Go Indians... Lehighton Indian Football, Game Photo's Enjoy our photo's, in this section you will see photo's from every game. Use the drop down menu at the bottom of the photo's to view each game. Let the Lehighton Indians know you support them. Attend the games and join the tradition of Lehighton Indian Football. 2002 Lehighton Indians - Varsity Game Photos
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.
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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.
Top 100 Players - 10 Jim Thorpe
athletes ever, jim thorpe is most famous for his Olympic achievements in the decathlonand pentathlon and his greatness as a professional football and baseball
http://www.collegefootballnews.com/Top_100_Players/Top_100_Players_10_Jim_Thorpe

Extractions: Carlisle Indian School, 1907, 1911-1912 Acknowledged as one of the greatest all-around American athletes ever, Jim Thorpe is most famous for his Olympic achievements in the decathlon and pentathlon and his greatness as a professional football and baseball player. As a college football player, it could be argued that Thorpe, also known as Bright Path, was the greatest individual talent ever taking a team to a title all by himself. It wasn't a given that Thorpe was going to be one of the giants of college football. Glenn "Pop" Warner had no real interest in the five-foot tall Thorpe for the football team and wanted him to run track. After sitting on the bench for the football team in 1907, Thorpe ran track in 1908 before leaving to play baseball in the Carolina League. After going home to Oklahoma after his arm gave out, Warner summoned Thorpe back to Carlisle, Pennsylvania to prepare for the 1912 Olympics. When Thorpe came back, he was the 6-1 and 190 pounds and the perfect athlete for the football team. 25 touchdowns, 198 points and a national title in 1912 later, Thorpe was a college football legend.
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.
Jim Thorpe Signs - Carved Wood Signs - Classic Carved 23K Gold Signs
Whereas jim thorpe founded professional football, played professional footballfor, and later was the first elected president of, the American football
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Football - University Of Virginia Cavaliers Official Athletic Site
Schedule/Results Roster/Bios News Archives football Standout Named to JimThorpe Award List Poindexter considered one of nation's best defensive backs.
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Extractions: September 10, 1998 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. A preseason All-American, Poindexter has been a first-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection the last two seasons. He finished second among ACC defensive backs in tackles last season with 78. Poindexter also led the team, and was tied for third in the ACC, with four interceptions in 1997. He started this season by recording eight tackles in the Cavaliers' 19-0 season-opening win at #25 Auburn on September 3. His interception of an Auburn pass in the second quarter set up Virginia's first touchown drive. He also broke up a pass in the end zone as Virginia held the homestanding Tigers to 18 net yards rushing and 179 yards of total offense. Poindexter now has 10 career interceptions, tied for 12th on UVa's all-time list.
Football-Official Athletic Site - Mid-American Conference -
Click here to visit OCSN, Dwight Smith names jim thorpe Award SemifinalistAlsoa football News Player of the Year Semifinalist.
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Extractions: Dwight Smith was named one of just 12 semifinalist candidates for the Jim Thorpe Award announced by the Jim Thorpe Association on November 9. The award has been presented anually since 1986 to the outstanding defensive back in college football. Smith joins an elite group that includes Will Allen of Syracuse, Leo barnes from Southern Miss, James Boyd from Penn State, Baylors Gary Baxter, Robert Carswell from Clemson, Nate Clements of Ohio State, Nijrell Eason of Arizona State, Wisconsins jamar Fletcher, Andre Lott from Tennessee, Mississippi States Fred Smoot, and J.T. Thatcher from Oklahoma. Three finalists will be named November 21, and they will be invited to attend ESPNs College Football Awards Show, broadcast from Disney World December 7, where the winner will be announced. Formal presentation of the award will take place at ceremonies in Oklahoma City February 19, 2001.
Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: S-Z (American Football)
Physical Education Sports Sports Individual Athletes American football SZ. Profile Statistics. thorpe, jim World Book Online Article on thorpe, jim;
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Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Thorpe, Jim (S-Z)
Policy. HIGH SCHOOL BEYOND Physical Education Sports Sports Individual Athletes American football SZ thorpe, jim.
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Photographs Of Jim Thorpe In The Collections Of The Cumberland County Historical
15A01-08 jim thorpe holding football on left arm. 15A-01-09 jim thorpe infootball uniform kicking football. 39-27-02 jim thorpe kicking football.
http://home.epix.net/~landis/thorphoto.html

Extractions: ctrl+F will open a "Find" window) to enable keyword searching. Prints or photocopies may be ordered by downloading and printing the linked order form. Special thanks to Homer Henschen, CCHS volunteer, for preparing and organizing this information from the Photo Archives database, and to Photo Curator, Richard Tritt for his guidance. Print #: Description: 15A-01-01 Jim Thorpe in CIS football uniform, holding football in right hand. 15A-01-03 Jim Thorpe, Pete Calac and Joe Guyon of the CIS football team of 1912 shown in a composite photograph. 15A-01-04 Jim Thorpe in Uniform of the Canton, Ohio Bulldogs professional football team, holding helmet in his right hand. 15A-01-05 Fourteen members and coach of the CIS Team of 1912. 15A-01-06 Carlisle Indian School Football Team of 1907 including Jim Thorpe, Coach Warner and 24 other team members, all in uniform. 15A-01-07 Picture of Painting of Jim Thorpe in Carlisle Indian School football uniform standing on football field, holding helmet in his right hand. 15A-01-08 Jim Thorpe holding football on left arm.
Jim Thorpe, Athlete Of The Century
Jewell actually saw jim thorpe come to Haskell Indian School (now University), whereshe was going to school, and saw him give a football kicking exhibition
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Extractions: go to the Jim Thorpe Photo Information page. A Dedication Jim Thorpe bears a unique place in history and his legacy lives on. Regardless of whether or not we are satisfied with the various millennium rankings touted by news and sports organizations, we can be proud of the legacy he leaves. The most telling testament to that legacy is the eloquence with which his descendants continue his story. This page is dedicated to Grace, Gail, Jack and Bill Thorpe, and their relatives who continue to keep him alive in all of our hearts. It's sometimes a good thing to be able to look critically at the history that was Carlisle, but it's always a good thing to experience the magic of what Jim Thorpe brought to Carlisle. Thank you for your tireless efforts on behalf of your dad, and Carlisle.
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 Stocholm, 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."
JIM THORPE
In 1911 jim returned to Carlisle to play football. He had gotten bigger, physicallyand Pop was impressed. Pop once said, What I like about thorpe is his
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Extractions: A large British immigrant Hiram G. Thorpe came to America to be a trapper. He had jet black hair and a bronze complexion. He married the daughter of Chief Black Hawk, of the Thunder clan. In 1887 they settled in the Sac and Fox village on the banks of the North Canadian River. Eventually the Sac and Fox nation would be moved to a reservation in Oklahoma. They had a son Hiram P. The younger Hiram P. became a great athlete instead of a great warrior. On Saturday the entire village would gather for a picnic on the Thorpe homestead. There would be running events, jumping and wrestling. Hiram usually won. He married Charlotte (No- ten-o-quah), and on May 28, 1888 in a one-room cabin, Wa- tho- huck or "Bright Path" was born. Though to the world he would be known as Jim Thorpe. Hiram P. would eventually have five wives and 19 legally identified children. When Hiram saw Jim for the first time, he immediately saw the resemblance to Black Hawk. Jim had a twin brother Charlie. Jim and Charlie were not alike in appearances The brothers did everything together. Two weeks before their eighth birthday Hiram wanted to take the boys hunting. Charlie was sick so Jim went with his father alone. Jim was given his first rifle and managed to bring down a buck. He proudly brought it home only to find Charlie had died of pneumonia. After that Jim kept to himself. Being only nine years old, he would go out raccoon hunting with his dog. Often making camp and not coming home for days. He was barely inside at all.
Big 12 Conference - Official Athletic Site
at the Disney World Theme Park as part of ESPN's College football Awards Show ata formal banquet in Oklahoma City, Okla., home to the jim thorpe Association.
http://big12sports.ocsn.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/121302aab.html

Extractions: KSU's Newman Wins Jim Thorpe Award Newman becomes the first Wildcat to win the Thorpe Award. Dec. 12, 2002 Orlando, Fla. - Kansas State senior defensive back Terence Newman added yet another award to his ever-increasing trophy case on Thursday, as he was named the 18th winner of the Jim Thorpe Award given annually to the nation's top defensive back. Newman, who received the award at the Disney World Theme Park as part of ESPN's College Football Awards Show, was selected for the honor over Mike Doss of Ohio State and Troy Polamalu of USC. The official presentation of the award will take place in February at a formal banquet in Oklahoma City, Okla., home to the Jim Thorpe Association.
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - ATHLETES
jim thorpe, of Native American and Irish descent, is often the world. But the followingyear thorpe's name was an awesome reputation as a football running back
http://www.olympic.org/uk/athletes/heroes/bio_uk.asp?PAR_I_ID=54230
COMITÉ INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIQUE - ATHLÈTES
Translate this page jim thorpe, Américain moitié indigène moitié irlandais, est souvent l'année suivantele nom de thorpe fut retiré d'ailier arrière en football américain
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World-Class Athlete Jim Thorpe Was Born
Carlisle football Team, 1905 jim thorpe played football for Carlislein 1907, 1908, 1911 and 1912 Enlarge this image, WorldClass
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Extractions: Do you play multiple sports? If you admire great athletes like Deion Sanders that do, meet world-class athlete Jim Thorpe. Thorpe was a Native American who excelled at every sport he ever played. Born in a one-room cabin in Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma) on May 28, 1888, Thorpe was named the greatest football player and the greatest American athlete of the first half of the century by American sports writers and broadcasters in 1950. The great-great-grandson of an Indian warrior and athlete, Thorpe attended the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania. In 1909, he left school to play baseball for two years before returning to play football, baseball, and basketball, and train for the 1912 Stockholm Olympics in track. How do you think he did?
World-Class Athlete Jim Thorpe Was Born
%hunt_link%% Carlisle football Team, 1905 jim thorpe played footballfor Carlisle in 1907, 1908, 1911 and 1912 Enlarge this image,
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Extractions: Do you play multiple sports? If you admire great athletes like Deion Sanders that do, meet world-class athlete Jim Thorpe. Thorpe was a Native American who excelled at every sport he ever played. Born in a one-room cabin in Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma) on May 28, 1888, Thorpe was named the greatest football player and the greatest American athlete of the first half of the century by American sports writers and broadcasters in 1950. The great-great-grandson of an Indian warrior and athlete, Thorpe attended the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania. In 1909, he left school to play baseball for two years before returning to play football, baseball, and basketball, and train for the 1912 Stockholm Olympics in track. How do you think he did?

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