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Inductee
STUHLDREHER, HARRY
STUHLDREHER, HARRY
Born on October 14, 1901
Massillon, OH
January 26, 1965 in Pittsburgh.
Inducted On
May 20, 2016
Location Inducted
South Bend, IN (Posthumously)
Region Number
2
Notre Dame
Pioneer
Massillon Washington; The Kiski School (Saltsburg, PA)
1921
University of Notre Dame 1925; The Kiski School (Saltsburg, PA)
1921
3-year letterman as quarterback; one of famous Four Horsemen of Notre Dame with Jim Crawley, Elmer Layden, and Don Miller; even as smallest quarterback in ND history, led team to 10-0 season, 1925 National Championship, and won Rose Bowl over Stanford 27-10.
After retiring from football, he worked at US Steel in Pittsburgh; author of Quarterback Play and Knute Rockne, Man Builder, on which the movie Knute Rockne, All American was based, starring Ronald Reagan; inducted into College Football Hall of Fame 1958; received Amos Alonzo Stagg Award 1965.
Wife, Mary (Deceased); four sons
Professional Athletic Background: Played one year with Brooklyn of the American Football League 1926.
Coaching Experience: Served as head coach at Villanova University 1925-1935, with a 65-25-9 record; head coach and athletic director at University of Wisconsin 1936-1948, with a 45-62-6 record and 2-time Big Ten runner-up.
Coaching Experience: Served as head coach at Villanova University 1925-1935, with a 65-25-9 record; head coach and athletic director at University of Wisconsin 1936-1948, with a 45-62-6 record and 2-time Big Ten runner-up.