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National Championships. Chevigny who received his Notre Dame law degree in 1931, left Notre Dame football after Rockne's death in an airplane crash March 31,
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Jacksonville, North Carolina, as a physical training instructor, athletic officer, and assistant coach of the Camp Lejeune football team. He soon became head coach, renaming the team (then 0–2–1) which was named the " Camp Lejeune All-Stars", to the "Camp Lejeune Leathernecks" (they finished
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finished the season at 7–2–1. The 1935 team didn't play as well and
Chevigny finished his coaching career at the University of Texas with a 13–14–2 record in three seasons and was the only University of Texas head coach to have an overall losing record (a feat later matched by
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began looking for a new coach in 1934, Chevigny was chosen for that position. He directed a 7–6 victory over his alma mater, Notre Dame, during the second game played in
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ran for the 12–6 game-winning touchdown. However, it was because of that game and
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and played football at, and graduated president of his class in 1924. He had two brothers and two sisters.
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following the Chevigny-coached Texas Longhorns’ 7–6 upset of the Fighting Irish in
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of Texas. Following that, he worked in the oil industry in Texas.
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Shake Down the Thunder: The Creation of Notre Dame Football
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The Last Chalkline: The Life & Times of Jack Chevigny
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from 1926 to 1928, scored the winning touchdown against
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1358:"Jack Chevingny Head Coach At Camp Lejeune"
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1313:Hawkins, A. D. (September 10, 1943).
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703:is located in Section C, Site 508.
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1913:# denotes interim head coach
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488:Football coach and attorney
478:"That's one for the Gipper"
352:player, coach, lawyer, and
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1302:One more for the Gipper
1103:American Campaign Medal
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596:Chevigny was directly
558:Fort Benjamin Harrison
502:St. Edwards University
470:Win one for the Gipper
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1091:Combat Action Ribbon
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837:Southwest Conference
738:Head coaching record
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650:Operation Detachment
586:Marine Corps Reserve
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346:John Edward Chevigny
326:Combat Action Ribbon
281:27th Marine Regiment
162:Head coaching record
27:Biographical details
1522:St. Louis Cardinals
1406:Haworth, New Jersey
1400:Daye, John (2014).
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285:5th Marine Division
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1721:Joe Stydahar
1713:Joe Kuharich
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2471:Mike Perrin
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2032:Bill Pierce
2026:(1934–1935)
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2008:Al Sarafiny
2002:(1921–1928)
1976:Billy Disch
1968:Billy Disch
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1883:(2013–2017)
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1771:(1966–1970)
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1241:, May 2012.
842:(1934–1936)
638:Camp Tarawa
566:Fort Lawton
474:George Gipp
431:World War I
172:2–6–2 (NFL)
132:St. Edwards
113:(assistant)
88:Position(s)
2529:Categories
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2314:Mack Brown
2290:Fred Akers
2154:J. B. Hart
1841:Buddy Ryan
1761:Wally Lemm
1155:References
761:Conference
413:Early life
210:Allegiance
111:Notre Dame
78:Notre Dame
38:1906-08-14
1833:Joe Bugel
1374:April 19,
1331:April 19,
1110:with one
764:Standing
701:tombstone
554:U.S. Army
552:into the
544:U.S. Army
511:When the
427:U.S. Army
257:1943–1945
138:1934–1936
107:1929–1931
74:1926–1928
2481:(2017– )
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2090:No coach
1827:# (1989)
1803:# (1979)
1755:# (1961)
1751:, &
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646:Iwo Jima
574:corporal
435:Catholic
228:Service/
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62:Iwo Jima
2490:Women's
2431:Ed Olle
1737:Pop Ivy
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550:drafted
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699:. His
642:Hawaii
519:. The
423:Quebec
318:Awards
230:branch
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2391:Men's
1134:Notes
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957:6–0–1
910:T–6th
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900:Texas
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877:Texas
861:4–1–1
858:7–2–1
854:Texas
755:Team
752:Year
673:D-Day
142:Texas
1410:ISBN
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