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1892–1986 as the Library of Congress records it · Library of Congress authority record ↗
4 indexed works are connected with this person.
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Carey Henry Keefe traces the friendship and football careers of Paul Bryant, Carney Laslie and Frank Moseley, coaches whose paths crossed at the Navy Pre-Flight School the service ran in Chapel Hill during the Second World War. The book also concerns Wallace Wade and the history of college sports in the United States. Published in 2022, 382 pages with illustrations, and recipes are included.
Group portrait by Hugh Morton of Southern Conference football coaches in Chapel Hill on 24 August 1950, at the first annual football round-up. From left: Peahead Walker of Wake Forest, Beattie Feathers of North Carolina State, Jim Tatum of Maryland, Wallace Wade of Duke, George Barclay of Washington and Lee, Crowell Little of Davidson and Carl Snavely of UNC.
Carl Snavely of UNC and Wallace Wade of Duke, the two head football coaches, after UNC beat Duke 22 to 7 at Kenan Memorial Stadium on 23 November 1946. Hugh Morton photograph.
Noah A. Lewis traces how the football rivalry between Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill took its modern shape. Duke coach Wallace Wade is among the figures discussed, and topics include the football histories of both programs. Dated 2002, with a bibliography on leaves 65 to 67.
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