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Davis, Ernie

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Davis, (Ernest) Ernie (1939–63) football player; born in New Salem, Pa. A three-time All-America halfback and 1961 Heisman Trophy winner, he set yardage and scoring records at Syracuse University. His pro career was curtailed by leukemia.
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Back row (from left): Derek Palmer, Matt Stephenson, Ron Bayliss, Gwyn Jones, John Sheffield, Phil Williams, Roy Staff; third row: Ray Bayliss, Phil Burton, Mich Jones, Bob Hancocks, Barry Bentley, Pat Brewerton, Mel Mulk; second row: Paul Burden, John Ruscoe, John Worsley, Rich Good, John Dixon, John Linton; front row: David Bullock, Jimmy Jones, Colin Davis, Ernie Stacey, Brian Boseley.
Nostalgia: Scouts stopped traffic in Wood End; FORMER LEADER RECALLS ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
I cannot remember the names of all my former classmates but they included George Humphrey, Ossy Davis, Ernie Robinson, Eve Young, Joan Taylor, Mary Moore, Hester Cullen, Margaret Fall and Gladys Potter.
Letter: Where are they now? by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Second, like Bill Davis, Ernie Eves seems to recognize that Ontario's future, particularly its economic future, is inextricably intertwined with the long-term economic health and development of Northern Ontario and that it is in the government's interest to support northern development.
No clones in this government. (The Way It Is) by Michels, Bob / Northern Ontario Business
 
 
 
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