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Pp 147-147 Division History:Layout 1.Qxd Program HISTORY This season marks the 90th anniversary of the program’s 1919 league championship, under Harry Hughes ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS, 1893-2008 A Baker, Wilfred . .1913-14 . Blake, Pershing . .1937-39-40 . Burke, Wesley . .1942 . Abott, Wiley . .1924 . Bakovich, George . .1955-56-57 . .E Blanchard, Bernard E. .1964-65 . .HB Burkett, Jeremy . .1992-93-94 . Abshire, James . .1946-47-48-49 . .E Baldischwiler, Matt . .2000 . .TE Blase, Andrew . .1934-35-36-37 . Burkett, Norman E. .1963-64 . .HB Achzeger, Harvey . .1949-50-51-52 . .T Ball, W. E. .1927-28-29 . Blasi, Robert . .1951-52 . .G Burks, Donovan . .1994 . .WR Ackelson, William . .1947 . Ball, Walter . .1922-23-24 . Blaskovich, John . .1981-82-83 . .LB Burl, Alex . .1951-52-53 . .HB Ackerley, Michael . .1968 . .OG Ballard, Darrell . .1995-96-97 . .WR Bobrowicz, Jeff . .1978-79 . .RB Burris, Wayne . .1969-70 . .CB Adams, Bob . .1945 . Ballard, Karl . .1994-95 . .LB Boeger, Fred D. .1967-68 . Burroughs, Donald E. .1951-52 . .QB Adams, Kyal . .1915 . Balman, Donald W. .1956-57 . .QB Bolton, Steve . .1980-81 . .DT Burum, Earl . .1948 . Adams, Ora . .1945 . Balman, Young . .1902 . Bonk, Douglas R. .1971-73-74-75 . .OT Busch, D.J. .2001 . .QB Adams, Robert J. .1959-60-61 . Barilla, Mickey . .1978-79 . .K Bonnatti, Rudolph . .1941-42 . Busch, William B. .1938-39-40 . Adamson, Bill . .1947-48 . Barnes, Jerry W. .1962-63-64-65 . .S Booker, Vincent . .1991-92-93-94 . .CB Bushnell, Nate . .1917-18 . Nick Allotta Adkins, Luke . .2003-04-05-06 . .LB Barnes, Larry E. .1955-56 . .HB Borcky, T.J. .2008 . .WR/QB Butler, J. Eugene . .1974-75 . .RB Akins, Craig . .1996 . .QB Barrett, Ty . .1984-85-86-87 . .OG Born, James . .1940-41 . Butz, Homer . .1945 . Albee, John H. .1958-59 . .G Bartalo, Mike . .1986-87-88 . .FL Borvansky, Justin . .1997-98-99-00 . .OL Buxton, Dale . .1928-29-32 . Albritton, Scott . .2008 . .LS Bartalo, Steve . .1983-84-85-86 . .FB Bosley, David . .1973-75-76 . .OT Byrne, Andy . .1989-90 . .FS Alconcel, Brandon . .2002-03-04-05 . .TE Bartz, Matt . .2002-03-04-05 . .TE Bostwick, Donald . .1945-46-47 . Byrum, George . .1930 . Alexander . .1902 . Basso, Jason . .1991-92 . .OT Bowman, Kirk . .1993-94-95-96 . .DT Alford, Aaron . .1993 . .DB Battle, Gregg . .1984-85-86 . .FB Boyd, Jon . .1987-88-90 . .LB C Alford, Tony . .1987-88-89-90 . .TB Battle, Gregory W. .1970-71-72-73 . Brady, Robert J. .1925-26 . Cable, Norman . .1933-34-35-36 . Allen, Jacky . .1980 . .DB Bauer, George E. .1955-56 . .G Brady, Ronald . .1938-39 . Caldwell, W. R. .1924-25-26-27 . Allen, Jeff . .1978 . .OG Baxter, David . .1937 . Branch, Calvin . .1996 . .FB Calhoun, Jeremy . .1995-96 . Allen, John N. .1966-67 . .FB Beach, Sanjay . .1984-85-86-87 . .FL Branch, Dupree . .1976-77-78 . .DB Calkins, Henry . .1895 . Allen, Milton . .1911-12 . Bean, Todd . .1989-90 . .OT Branch, Tony . .1988-89-90 . .FL Calkins, Richard . .1895 . Allotta, Nick . .2005-06-07 . .OL Beattie, Dan . .1926-27-28 . Brand, Rudolph . .1924-25-26 . Call, Kevin . .1980-81-82-83 . .OT Andre Augustine Ament, Glenn . .1925-26 . Beaudette, Rod . .1964-65-66-67 . .OG Brandt, Edward C. .1972 . .CB Call, Mike . .1979-80-81-82 . .DB Amicarella, Jamie . .2002-03 . .OL Beck, Dudley . .1934 . Braun, Richard G. .1952-53-54 . .HB Callahan, Jerry R. .1951-52-55-56 . .QB Anderson, David . .2002-03-04-05 . .WR Becker, Hiram J. .1965-66-67-68 . .C Bredhoff, Carl H. .1953-54 . .FB Camp, Mike . .1980-81 . .TE Anderson, Don E. .1946-47 . Beckman, Francis . .1918 . Brehm, Mark . .1982 . .RB Campbell, David . .1971 . Anderson, Don E. .1967 . .TB Behrens, Kenneth W. .1971-72 . Bremkamp, Robert . .1946-47 . Campbell, Kent . .1975-76-77 . .DE Anderson, Don L. .1950-51 . .G Beling, Curt . .2002-03 . .DB Bresnahan, Charles . .1918-19 . Campbell, Sam . .1932-33-34 . Anderson, George . .1919-20-21 . Bell, Kyle . .2004-05, 07-08 . .RB Brewer, Ricky . .2007-08 . .LB Capes, Lewis . .1992-93 . .OT Anderson, Gerald . .1939-40-41-42 . Bell, Mark E. .1975-76-77 . .TE Bresnahan, Edward . .1936-37 . Carew, Michael . .1975-77-78 . .OT Anderson, Glen R. .1947-48 . Bell, Mark R. .1975-76-77 . .WR Brill, Joe . .1909-11 . Carey, Leo . .1919-20 . Anderson, James E. .1942-43 . Bell, Mike J. .1975-76-77 . .DT Brisiel, Michael . .2002-03-04-05 . Carn, Renard . .1992-93-94-95 . .FB Anderson, Mark . .1975 . .LB Bellman, David K. .1975 . Brocavich, Ronald G. .1963-64 . .QB Carr, Dale . .1982-83-84 . .LB Anderson, Robert . .1939-40-41 . .T Belt, Edward W. .1964-65 . .QB Brookhart, J. D. .1985-86-87 . .FL Carr, Tony . .1987-89-90 . .TB Benallo, Jon . ..
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