Amos Harris
Full name
Edwin Amos Harris
Birth
August 15, 1921 in USA
Death
August 29, 2007
Age
86
University
College
- Gulf Coast Military Academy (MS)
Weight
175 lb (79 kg)
Height
5 feet and 11 inches (180 cm)
Position
Jersey numbers
- 37 Brooklyn Dodgers (1947-1948)
Teammates of Amos Harris in different teams
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Brooklyn Dodgers (1947-1948)
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Al Akins
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Al Kowalski
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Bernie Nygren
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Billy Jones
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Bob Chappuis
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Bob Hein
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Bob Hoernschemeyer
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Bob Leonetti
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Bob Perina
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Bob Smith
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Bob Sullivan
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Carl Allen
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Charlie Huneke
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Dan Edwards
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Ed Gustafson
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Ed Jeffers
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Elmore Harris
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Francis Laurinaitis
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Garland Williams
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George Benson
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George Strohmeyer
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Hal Thompson
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Hank Foldberg
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Hardy Brown
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Harlan Wetz
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Harry Burrus
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Herb Nelson
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Herb St. John
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Hugo Marcolini
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Jim Camp
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Jim Cooper
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Jim Dewar
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Joe Gibson
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Joe Spencer
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John Clowes
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John Klasnic
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John Wozniak
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Lee Tevis
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Lou Daukas
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Max Morris
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Mel Conger
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Mike Patanelli
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Morrie Warren
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Nick Forkovitch
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Ralph Sazio
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Ray Ramsey
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Ted Scruggs
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Tom Mikula
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Players who have their birthday on the same day as Amos Harris
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Moro Ojomo (24)
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Perrion Winfrey (25)
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Sua Opeta (29)
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Forrest Merrill (29)
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Drue Tranquill (30)
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Trayvon Henderson (30)
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J.D. McKissic (32)
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Carl Bradford (33)
FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions about Amos Harris
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When was Amos Harris born?
Amos Harris was born on August 15, 1921
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When did Amos Harris die?
Amos Harris died on August 29, 2007 at the age of 86
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Where was Amos Harris born?
Amos Harris was born in USA
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How tall is Amos Harris?
Amos Harris is 5 inches and 11 feet (165 cm) tall
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How much does Amos Harris weigh?
Amos Harris weighs 175 pounds (79 kg)
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What college or high school did Amos Harris play for before entering the NFL?
Amos Harris played at the university of
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What jersey number does Amos Harris wear?
The last jersey number Amos Harris wore was 37
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What position does Amos Harris play?
Amos Harris plays as a
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What team(s) has Amos Harris played for?
Amos Harris has played for Brooklyn Dodgers (1947-1948)
Mississippi St.