Norman Joseph Greeney, 19101985 (aged 75 years)

Name
Norman Joseph /Greeney/
Given names
Norman Joseph
Surname
Greeney
Birth
Education
John Marshall High
Residence
Residence
Death of a maternal grandmother
Residence
Football Record
Citation details: The Rockne at Notre Dame ~ Scrapiron Young
Text:

Page 170Humorous sitiatues were few and far between in that year following the death of Rock. The first of two that I recal, happened after the Pittsburgh game. Norman Greeney, an outstanding guard who had distinguished himself in his sophomore year by playing the entire Southern California game of 1930, was injured in the course of that 1931 game with Pitt. Norm was a a rugged citizen with a sturdy, box-shaped physique. He was build like a wrestler, and as a rassler he was one of the best. His injury occurred toward the close of the game, and I rushed him to my "operating room". Wht the sound of the final gun, Hunk Anderson dsashed to the side of the injured player. On the way, he met reseve center, Thomas "Kitty" Gorman, returning from the room to which he ad carried his teammate. "How's Greeney?" asked Anderson. "Not so good, coach" replied Gorman. "He's gotten hiself a terrific clout on the head." "Oh," said Anderson, looked relieved, "then there's nothing to worry about. He'll be like new in a day or so. Just as long as it was his head."

Green Bay Packers
Death of a paternal grandmother
Cause: Cerebro Hemmhorage - Senility
Pittsburgh Pirates - NFL
Death of a father
Cause: Cholaemia of outer mouth caused by cancer
Death of a maternal grandfather
Death of a mother
Death of a brother
Death
Family with parents
father
18771937
Birth: August 14, 1877 26 29 West Virginia, USA
Death: June 6, 1937Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
mother
18821948
Birth: March 1, 1882 24 23 Ohio, USA
Death: March 3, 1948Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
elder brother
5 years
himself
1934 Pittsburgh Pirates
19101985
Birth: May 7, 1910 32 28 Ohio, USA
Death: October 20, 1985Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA
Family with Laverne Gertrude Eiben
himself
1934 Pittsburgh Pirates
19101985
Birth: May 7, 1910 32 28 Ohio, USA
Death: October 20, 1985Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA
wife
19131986
Birth: May 12, 1913 24 23 Ohio, USA
Death: December 25, 1986Kelleys Island, Erie, Ohio, USA
son
Private
daughter
Private
daughter
Private
Birth
Residence
Residence
Residence
Football Record
Citation details: The Rockne at Notre Dame ~ Scrapiron Young
Text:

Page 170Humorous sitiatues were few and far between in that year following the death of Rock. The first of two that I recal, happened after the Pittsburgh game. Norman Greeney, an outstanding guard who had distinguished himself in his sophomore year by playing the entire Southern California game of 1930, was injured in the course of that 1931 game with Pitt. Norm was a a rugged citizen with a sturdy, box-shaped physique. He was build like a wrestler, and as a rassler he was one of the best. His injury occurred toward the close of the game, and I rushed him to my "operating room". Wht the sound of the final gun, Hunk Anderson dsashed to the side of the injured player. On the way, he met reseve center, Thomas "Kitty" Gorman, returning from the room to which he ad carried his teammate. "How's Greeney?" asked Anderson. "Not so good, coach" replied Gorman. "He's gotten hiself a terrific clout on the head." "Oh," said Anderson, looked relieved, "then there's nothing to worry about. He'll be like new in a day or so. Just as long as it was his head."

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