Al Barabas

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-	|nameGiven= Alfred M.	+
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-	|birthYear= 1913	+
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-	|deathMonth= 1	+
-	|deathDay= 7	+
-	|deathYear= 1988	+
-	|deathCity= Rockville	+
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-	'''Al Barabas''' played professional baseball from 1936 to 1937. He is better known as the Columbia halfback who scored the game's only touchdown in the famous 7-0 upset of Stanford in the 1934 Rose Bowl.	+
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-	{{person-played-for | 1936 Danville (Bi-State)}}	+
-	{{person-played-for | 1937 Clarksdale (Cotton States)}}	+
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-	== Sources ==	+
-	* {{cite-newspaper | title=Obituary | newspaper=New York Times | month=1 | day=9 | year=1988}}	+
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-	[[Category:People|Barabas, Al]] [[Category:College athletes|Archer, Bill]]	+
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Latest revision as of 08:39, 19 June 2010

Al Barabas
Alfred M. Barabas
Born:	1913-11-22
Died:	1988-1-7 at Rockville, MD (US)
Interred:	Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Silver Spring, MD (US)

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Al Barabas was a professional player.

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Sources

• "Obituary". New York Times, 1988-01-09.