03-24-2020, 11:27 PM
What character in a Fifties blockbuster novel captained the Stanford football team?
Fictional Stanford football trivia
03-25-2020, 09:42 AM
Sal Paradise? I know that Kerouac was a good athlete. Think he played college football.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
Sal Paradise? I know that Kerouac was a good athlete. Think he played college football.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
03-25-2020, 01:37 PM
In Stanford grad Allen Drury's best selling '59 novel "Advise and Consent" Utah Senator Brigham Anderson is one of the key characters. In his bio chapter it is noted that he captained the Stanford football team. He is played in the film based upon the book by Don Murray.
What noted criminal defense attorney played for Chuck Taylor at Stanford?
What noted criminal defense attorney played for Chuck Taylor at Stanford?
In Stanford grad Allen Drury's best selling '59 novel "Advise and Consent" Utah Senator Brigham Anderson is one of the key characters. In his bio chapter it is noted that he captained the Stanford football team. He is played in the film based upon the book by Don Murray.
What noted criminal defense attorney played for Chuck Taylor at Stanford?
What noted criminal defense attorney played for Chuck Taylor at Stanford?
Serra is pictured in the 1954 Big Game program. No. 85, end. Soph from SF, 6'1" 188LBS. He once told me that he hated Taylor so he quit and got his law degree.
Albert and Norm Standlee. Or Albert and Hugh Gallernau.
Albert and Norm Standlee. Or Albert and Hugh Gallernau.
Serra is pictured in the 1954 Big Game program. No. 85, end. Soph from SF, 6'1" 188LBS. He once told me that he hated Taylor so he quit and got his law degree.
Albert and Norm Standlee. Or Albert and Hugh Gallernau.
Albert and Norm Standlee. Or Albert and Hugh Gallernau.
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