Al Hadden
Full name
Aldous Bernard Hadden
Birth
November 08, 1899 in Toledo (OH)
Death
February 26, 1969 in Toledo (OH)
Age
69
University
College
- Scott (OH)
Weight
186 lb (84 kg)
Height
5 feet and 9 inches (175 cm)
Position
Jersey numbers
- 8 Providence Steam Roller (1930)
- 2 Providence Steam Roller (1929)
- 18 Providence Steam Roller (1928)
- 28 Chicago Bears (1928)
- 3 Providence Steam Roller (1927)
Teammates of Al Hadden in different teams
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Providence Steam Roller (1930, 1929, 1928, 1927)
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Al Graham
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Al Rose
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Bud Edwards
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Butch Meeker
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Forrest Douds
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Frank Racis
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Frosty Peters
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Herb Eschbach
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Ray Smith
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Ted Kucharski
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Tony Latone
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Abe Wilson
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Archie Golembeski
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Gibby Welch
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Hec Garvey
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Jack McBride
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Lou Jennings
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Abe Wilson
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Clyde Smith
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Gus Sonnenberg
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Jim Laird
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Jim Simmons
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Milt Rehnquist
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Pop Williams
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Al Pierotti
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Bill Cronin
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Bill Pritchard
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Bulger Lowe
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Bull Wesley
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Dinger Doane
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Ed Lynch
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Gus Sonnenberg
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Jack Fleischmann
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Jack Spellman
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Jim Laird
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Joe Kozlowsky
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Orland Smith
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Wildcat Wilson
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Chicago Bears (1928)
Players who have their birthday on the same day as Al Hadden
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Dominic Lovett (23)
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Marte Mapu (26)
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Donte Jackson (30)
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Zack Bailey (30)
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Rashaan Evans (30)
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De'Veon Smith (31)
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Jermaine Grace (32)
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Alex Bayer (35)
FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions about Al Hadden
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When was Al Hadden born?
Al Hadden was born on November 08, 1899
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When did Al Hadden die?
Al Hadden died on February 26, 1969 at the age of 69
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Where was Al Hadden born?
Al Hadden was born in Toledo (Toledo)
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How tall is Al Hadden?
Al Hadden is 5 inches and 9 feet (165 cm) tall
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How much does Al Hadden weigh?
Al Hadden weighs 186 pounds (84 kg)
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What college or high school did Al Hadden play for before entering the NFL?
Al Hadden played at the university of
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What jersey number does Al Hadden wear?
The last jersey number Al Hadden wore was 8
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What position does Al Hadden play?
Al Hadden plays as a ,
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What team(s) has Al Hadden played for?
Al Hadden has played for Providence Steam Roller (1930), Providence Steam Roller (1929), Providence Steam Roller (1928), Chicago Bears (1928), Providence Steam Roller (1927)
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