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Pete Overfield

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Death record for Peter Delone Overfield, born April 12, 1874 in Pennsylvania, died July 1, 1959, San Diego. Ancestry.com. California, Death Index, 1940-1997 . Original data: State of California. California Death Index, 1940-1997. Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services,
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named Overfield as the center on his All-Time All-Eastern football team. Roper wrote, "Pete Overfield would be ideally equipped to act as pivot on any team today just as he was when he played for Pennsylvania twenty-odd years ago. If my recollection is correct Overfield was down the field on kicks
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from 1897 to 1899 and was selected as a first-team All-American in both 1898 and 1899. Overfield was known as a fierce competitor. After Harvard defeated Penn 16–0 in 1899, Overfield tried to prevent Harvard from securing the ball as a trophy in accordance with a custom. A scuffle spread into the
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Against the well-trained, concerted team work of Homestead they were like so many pigmies. Their line could not hold the fast onslaught of the Western contingent, and after the first ten minutes of play a lack of good physical condition began to assert itself. … The 5,000 spectators present
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with the ends. He was a sure passer and a wonderful defensive man. He played in a day of a tight line, with the center on the line of scrimmage on every play, but his physique, speed and ability would make him readily adaptable to the present day game ..."
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shivered through thirty minute halves and at no time during the game was a real opportunity offered to get enthusiastic over the work of Wallace's team. It was an eleven made up of stars against well-trained team work, and the latter triumphed.
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Draft registration card for Peter Overfield, born April 12, 1874, resident of Casa Grande, Arizona. Ancestry.com. U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 . Registration State: Arizona; Registration County: Pinal; Roll:
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and also remained active as a professional football player. Overfield played a total of nine years of college and professional football without ever suffering an injury. He played on the famed
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as a federal district judge serving in the third judicial district of Alaska. Overfield later went into the mining business in Alaska and served as a director of Oatman Revenue Mines Co.
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fraternity. The 1903 Sigma Chi All-Star team was made up of former All-Americans, including Overfield, Thorpe, Hernstein, Stahl, Starbuck, Van Valken, and Van Hoevenberg.
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and was a first-team All-American in 1898 and 1899. He served as a federal district judge in Alaska from 1909 to 1917. In 1917, he moved to
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stands, and Penn's coach ultimately secured the ball from Overfield and made Overfield apologize to the Harvard players.
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in Pittsburgh. The 1901 Homestead team consisted of former college football All-Americans, including Overfield,
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W.W. "Bill" Roeper (January 21, 1923). "An All-Eastern Time for All-Time Is Picked by the Princeton Mentor".
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After graduating from Penn, Overfield remained active in football. He was a football coach for a time at
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In 1903, Overfield played in a Thanksgiving Day game in Denver on a team composed of old stars of the
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In 1917, Overfield moved to Arizona where he became involved in farming on a large scale in the
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Acuff (January 18, 1951). "Sports Off The Cuff". Casa Grande Dispatch.
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1901 Homestead Library & Athletic Club football teams
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Index


Pennsylvania
San Diego, California
Position(s)
Center
US college
Penn
Homestead L. & A. C.
All-American
1898
1899
1897
W. Pennsylvania Circuit
University of Pennsylvania
Casa Grande, Arizona
center
Penn Quakers

Multnomah Athletic Club
Multnomah College
1900
1901 Homestead Library & Athletic Club football teams
Bemus Pierce
Arthur Poe
Blondy Wallace
Sigma Chi
William Roper
Nome, Alaska
William Howard Taft
Casa Grande Valley

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