Arnold Horween

American football player and coach

Arnold Horween - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 7th, 1898
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This individual played as a center for the Harvard University football team and later transitioned to coaching. As a head coach, contributions included leading the team at both Harvard and the University of Chicago. Played an instrumental role in the development of the game during the early 20th century. Also served as a prominent executive within the American Football League and is recognized for promoting the sport through his various roles.

Played center for Harvard University

Coached Harvard and the University of Chicago

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