Willson P. Brumback (1896-1981) Football Scrapbook 1916, n.d.

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Willson P. Brumback (1896-1981) Football Scrapbook 1916, n.d.

Willson Brumback's Scrapbook documents Northwestern's triumphal 1916 football season in seventeen pages of newspaper clippings. Seven pages of clippings are devoted to the October 21, 1916, game at Stagg Field, when the Northwestern Purple beat the Chicago Maroons 10-0, NU's first win over Chicago since 1901. The majority of the clippings date between October and November 1916, and include those from the Daily Northwestern, local Chicago newspapers, and the papers local to the away games. Two retrospective articles, one from 1926 and the other from 1954, begin and end the scrapbook. Many clippings are undated and/or unidentified.

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Brumback, Willson Pinkerton, 1896-1981

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Willson Pinkerton Brumback was born in Van Wert, Ohio, on January 7, 1896. His father, D.L. Brumback, was a banker with the Van Wert National Bank; a relative, John Sanford Brumback, had donated the funds for the public library that was later named for him. After attending Van Wert High School and Mercersburg Academy, Willson Brumback entered Northwestern University in 1915, where he joined the Sigma Chi fraternity. Brumback had played football in high school, and was ch...

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