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| Jim Gillette (63f7) |
| Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki. | 23 June 2010 01:04:46 + |
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| Page-indexterm | Jim gillette +, James thomas gillette +, Gillette + |
| Person-bats | L + |
| Person-birth-city | Courtland + |
| Person-birth-country | US + |
| Person-birth-day | 19 + |
| Person-birth-month | 12 + |
| Person-birth-state | VA + |
| Person-birth-year | 1917 + |
| Person-cemetery-city | Courtland + |
| Person-cemetery-country | US + |
| Person-cemetery-name | Riverside Cemetery + |
| Person-cemetery-state | VA + |
| Person-death-city | Richmond + |
| Person-death-country | US + |
| Person-death-day | 8 + |
| Person-death-month | 1 + |
| Person-death-state | VA + |
| Person-death-year | 1990 + |
| Person-height | 73 + |
| Person-key-sabr | 63f7d969 + |
| Person-name-first | Jim + |
| Person-name-given | James Thomas + |
| Person-name-last | Gillette + |
| Person-name-suffix | Jr. + |
| Person-summary | left his legacy on the gridiron and not a … left his legacy on the gridiron and not a baseball diamond. Drafted by the Green Bay Packers out of the University of VIrginia in 1940, Walker would go on to play for six seasons in the NFL and win a championship with the Cleveland Rams in 1945. His son, Walker, was a first-round pick of the San Diego Chargers in 1970. nd pick of the San Diego Chargers in 1970. |
| Person-throws | L + |
| Person-weight | 185 + |
| Categories | People, Pro football players |
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