Algy Clark
Full name
Myers Arden Clark
Birth
May 07, 1904 in Franklin (OH)
Death
November 15, 1968
Age
64
University
Weight
190 lb (86 kg)
Height
5 feet and 10 inches (178 cm)
Position
Jersey numbers
- 21 Philadelphia Eagles (1934)
- 1 Cincinnati Reds (1933-1934)
- 31 Washington Commanders (1932)
- 41 Cleveland Indians (1931)
- 4 Brooklyn Tigers (1930)
Teammates of Algy Clark in different teams
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Philadelphia Eagles (1934)
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Cincinnati Reds (1933-1934)
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Biff Lee
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Bill Lewis
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Bill Senn
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Blake Workman
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Charlie Zunker
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Chuck Braidwood
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Cliff Moore
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Cookie Tackwell
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Dick Powell
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Don Moses
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Earl Elser
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Ed Aspatore
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Frank Abruzzino
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George Munday
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Gil LeFebvre
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Gump Ariail
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Homer Hanson
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Jim Bausch
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Jim Mooney
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Joe Crakes
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John Burleson
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John Rogers
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Lee Mulleneaux
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Leo Draveling
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Les Caywood
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Lew Pope
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Lloyd Burdick
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Mike Palm
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Otto Vokaty
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Pete Saumer
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Red Corzine
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Rosie Grant
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Russ Lay
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Seaman Squyres
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Tiny Feather
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Tom Blondin
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Tom Bushby
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Washington Commanders (1932)
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Cleveland Indians (1931)
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Brooklyn Tigers (1930)
Players who have their birthday on the same day as Algy Clark
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Kayshon Boutte (24)
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Mason Richman (24)
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Jalen Brooks (26)
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Michael Carter (27)
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Nash Jensen (27)
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John Ridgeway (27)
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Terrel Bernard (27)
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Khari Willis (30)
FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions about Algy Clark
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When was Algy Clark born?
Algy Clark was born on May 07, 1904
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When did Algy Clark die?
Algy Clark died on November 15, 1968 at the age of 64
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Where was Algy Clark born?
Algy Clark was born in Franklin (Franklin)
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How tall is Algy Clark?
Algy Clark is 5 inches and 10 feet (165 cm) tall
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How much does Algy Clark weigh?
Algy Clark weighs 190 pounds (86 kg)
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What college or high school did Algy Clark play for before entering the NFL?
Algy Clark played at the university of
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What jersey number does Algy Clark wear?
The last jersey number Algy Clark wore was 21
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What position does Algy Clark play?
Algy Clark plays as a
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What team(s) has Algy Clark played for?
Algy Clark has played for Philadelphia Eagles (1934), Cincinnati Reds (1933-1934), Washington Commanders (1932), Cleveland Indians (1931), Brooklyn Tigers (1930)
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