Frank Filchock
Full name
Frank Joseph Filchock
Birth
October 18, 1916 in Crucible (PA)
Death
June 20, 1994 in Washington County (OR)
Age
77
University
Drafts
- In the 2st round (overall pick: 14) by the Pittsburgh Pirates (1938 draft)
College
- Redstone (PA)
Weight
193 lb (88 kg)
Height
5 feet and 10 inches (178 cm)
Jersey numbers
- 64 Baltimore Colts (1950)
- 40 New York Giants (1946)
- 30 Washington Commanders (1938-1945)
- 55 Pittsburgh Steelers (1938)
Teammates of Frank Filchock in different teams
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Baltimore Colts (1950)
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Adrian Burk
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Art Donovan
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Art Spinney
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Arthur Fletcher
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Barry French
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Bill Murray
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Billy Stone
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Bob Jensen
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Bob Livingstone
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Bob Nowaskey
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Bob Oristaglio
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Bob Perina
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Chet Mutryn
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Chick Maggioli
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Don Colo
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Ed King
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Ernie Blandin
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Ernie Zalejski
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Frank Spaniel
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Geno Mazzanti
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George Blanda
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George Buksar
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Hal Crisler
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Hardy Brown
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Herb Rich
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Jim Owens
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Jim Spavital
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Joel Williams
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John North
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John Schweder
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Jon Jenkins
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Ken Cooper
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Leon Campbell
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Paul Salata
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Rex Grossman
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Rip Collins
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Robert Nelson
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Sisto Averno
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Veto Kissell
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Y.A. Tittle
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New York Giants (1946)
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Bill Paschal
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Cece Hare
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Chet Gladchuk
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Dave Brown
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Don McCafferty
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Emery Nix
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Frank Cope
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Frank Liebel
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George Franck
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Howie Livingston
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Jack Mead
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Jim Lee Howell
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Jim Poole
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John Doolan
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John Weiss
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Joseph Byler
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Kayo Lunday
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Lou Palazzi
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Merle Hapes
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Monk Edwards
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Orville Tuttle
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Pete Gorgone
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Phil Ragazzo
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Steve Filipowicz
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Pittsburgh Steelers (1938)
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Washington Commanders (1938-1945)
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Al Fiorentino
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Al Krueger
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Al Lolotai
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Alex Piasecky
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Andy Farkas
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Andy Natowich
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Bill Conkright
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Bill Hartman
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Billy deCorrevont
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Bo Russell
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Bob Fisher
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Bob Hoffman
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Bob Masterson
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Bob Seymour
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Bob Sneddon
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Bob Titchenal
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Boyd Morgan
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Bud Erickson
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Cece Hare
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Clyde Shugart
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Coye Dunn
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Dick Farman
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Dick Tuckey
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Earl Audet
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Ed Beinor
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Ed Merkle
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Ernie Barber
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Ev Sharp
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Frank Akins
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Frank Clair
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Frank Ribar
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Frank Seno
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Frank Walton
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Fred Davis
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George Cafego
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George Karamatic
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George Watts
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Hal Bradley
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Hank Bartos
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Jack Banta
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Jack Keenan
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Jack Smith
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Jay Turner
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Jim Meade
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Jim North
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Jim Stuart
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Jimmy German
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Jimmy Johnston
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Joe Aguirre
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Joe Gibson
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Joe Pasqua
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Joe Ungerer
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Joe Zeno
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John Doolan
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John Goodyear
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Johnny Spirida
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Keith Birlem
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Ken Dow
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Ken Hayden
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Ki Aldrich
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Larry Fuller
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Larry Johnson
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Larry Weldon
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Lee Gentry
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Lee Presley
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Leo Stasica
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Les Dye
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Lou Rymkus
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Marv Whited
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Merl Condit
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Mickey Parks
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Mike Micka
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Mitch Ucovich
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Nick Campofreda
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Pete Marcus
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Ray Hare
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Ray Monaco
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Reid Lennon
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Rink Bond
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Roy Young
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Roy Zimmerman
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Rufus Deal
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Sandy Sanford
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Steve Andrako
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Steve Juzwik
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Steve Slivinski
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Tillie Manton
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Tom Bedore
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Tom Miller
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Tony Leon
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Vern Foltz
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Vito Ananis
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Willie Wilkin
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Zip Hanna
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Players who have their birthday on the same day as Frank Filchock
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Patrick McMorris (24)
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Jalen Sundell (26)
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Aaron Shampklin (26)
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Dalton Kincaid (26)
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Trayveon Williams (28)
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Antoine Brooks Jr. (28)
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Bravvion Roy (29)
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Devante Downs (30)
FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions about Frank Filchock
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When was Frank Filchock born?
Frank Filchock was born on October 18, 1916
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When did Frank Filchock die?
Frank Filchock died on June 20, 1994 at the age of 77
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Where was Frank Filchock born?
Frank Filchock was born in Crucible (Crucible)
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How tall is Frank Filchock?
Frank Filchock is 5 inches and 10 feet (165 cm) tall
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How much does Frank Filchock weigh?
Frank Filchock weighs 193 pounds (88 kg)
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What college or high school did Frank Filchock play for before entering the NFL?
Frank Filchock played at the university of
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What jersey number does Frank Filchock wear?
The last jersey number Frank Filchock wore was 64
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What team(s) has Frank Filchock played for?
Frank Filchock has played for Baltimore Colts (1950), New York Giants (1946), Washington Commanders (1938-1945), Pittsburgh Steelers (1938)
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In what year was Frank Filchock drafted and in which round?
Frank Filchock was drafted in 1938 in round 2 by Pittsburgh Pirates
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