Hank Lauricella

American football player and politician

Hank Lauricella - American football player and politician
Born

October 9th, 1930
94 years ago

Died

March 25th, 2014
10 years ago — 83 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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Played as a quarterback in American football, including notable years with the New York Giants. Contributed to the team during the 1950s and was recognized for his skills on the field. Transitioned into politics after retiring from football, serving in various legislative roles. Engaged in community service and advocating for sports-related initiatives.

Played quarterback for the New York Giants

Served in the Louisiana House of Representatives

Participated in the 1956 NFL Championship Game

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