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Niles All Time Greats Page Two |
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All Trumbull County First Team three years in a row at two different positions, Guard and Center. All NEO Big Ten and
played in the NFL. WWII took his best years and at Case Western Reserve University, he was an All American.
Herbert Stein
in 1915 and as a Center at the He played
professionally for
Walter Camp
for his College All American Team considered Reno V Jones, a starter for
Another great Niles FB/LB Lou
Tabor flies through the air to pick up extra yardage in 1967. Lou goes down as one of
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Russ Stein
scored a TD in the Rose Bowl but called back. At Washington & Jefferson brought about LB position, selected All American and
in 1957 inducted into College Hall of Fame Intricate
part, one of He played
professionally for the Toledo Maroons, Frankford Yellow Jackets,
Picture taken of brothers, Herb and Russ Stein in 1924, when both played professionally
for the Frankford Yellow Jackets. Both played for about six years for various teams. Russ in later years
became Sheriff of Trumbull County, land developer in Niles
and sports writer. Herb eventually made his way to Rocky River, Ohio where he became involved in ore reclamation and other ventures.
Paul Lally
the best HB in Niles History prior to 1960 and one of the greatest ever. Set rushing and scoring records that were number
one until the 60's hit. Still in the top five or top ten in many categories. Played for
Earl Hoker
served as Head Coach for Niles McKinley longer than any other HC. From 1934 to 1946, he accumulated a record of 51 Wins, 61
Losses and 12 Ties. His best team was in 1942 when the Dragons record was 8-1. |
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