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Jim Nicholson (American football coach)

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Nicholson passed the Ohio bar in 1936, but never practiced law. Instead, he and his assistant coach, Charles Wertz purchased the Builders and Industrial Supply Company out of receivership. Wertz later sold his interest in the business to Nicholson and it was renamed the Nicholson Concrete Company. In
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In 1930, Nicholson accepted the head coaching position at Toledo, as it would provide him with enough money to attend law school. During his first season, the Rockets lost their first five games and Nicholson dismissed five players for lack of effort. The school canceled the 1931 football season
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because the funds for the football team were impounded in closed banks. When football resumed in 1932, Nicholson started Toledo's first recruiting program and pushed for the school to have its own football stadium, which would eventually led to the construction of the
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In 1963, the University of Toledo created the Nicholson Trophy, which was given annually to the football team's most valuable player. The Shoe Bowl trophy, which was given to the winner of Toledo's high school football championship, was also named for him.
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1960, the company merged with the Toledo Plaster & Supply Co. to form Nicholson Concrete & Supply Co. In 1968, he was succeeded as president by his son, J. Patrick Nicholson, but remained involved with the company as an advisor.
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and also led four tax increase campaigns – one to benefit the University and three to benefit public schools.
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Kathleen Nicholson died in 1974 and Nicholson later remarried Catherine Weir. He spent his later years in
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team. In 1934, Nicholson married Kathleen Covert, a public school teacher. They had four sons.
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After graduating, Nicholson was an assistant football coach and head basketball coach at
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for the school's football team and was captain of the 1926 squad. He also played
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In 1976, Nicholson was elected to the Denison University Athletic Hall of Fame.
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player and coach. He was the first full-time head football coach at the
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for the Big Red basketball team and ran the half mile for the
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Nicholson led the fundraising drive for the construction of
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College men's track and field athletes in the United States
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Index

Sandusky, Ohio
Sylvania, Ohio
University of Toledo College of Law
Denison
Center
HC
Sandusky HS (OH)
Toledo
American football
University of Toledo
Denison University
center
center
track
Sandusky High School
Sandusky, Ohio
Glass Bowl
St. Francis de Sales School
Pompano Beach, Florida
Sylvania, Ohio
Toledo Rockets
Northwest Ohio League
1930
Toledo
1931
Toledo Rockets
Ohio Athletic Conference
1932
Toledo
1933

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