American Legion Post 50 SAL 50 New York USA
| November 23, 2010 WVOX 1460 AM "West Point Football Report" By Sons of the American Legion Radio with Ken Kraetzer John Chuhran and Jack McGuirk 2nd Half Show Special Guests: BG Pete Dawkins 1958 Heisman Trophy Winner United States Military Academy West Point, NY at Yankee Stadium |
The "Sons of the American Legion Radio Report" can be heard live on WVOX 1460
AM in Westchester County and "Around the World" on WVOX.com. The show is
regularly held on every Monday from 2:30 to 3:00 PM.
The "West Point Football Report" also produced by Sons of the American legion and
WVOX Radio in New Rochelle, NY can be heard every Tuesday night at 5:30 PM
during the season starting on August 31st. The show can be heard in Westchester
County New York on 1460 AM and "Worldwide" on the internet on WVOX.com.
Sponsors are being sought for "The West Point Football Show", please contact Ken
Kraetzer at 914-450-9554 or kgk914@aol.com
The host of these programs is Kenneth G. Kraetzer, Commander of Sons of the
American Legion in Pelham, NY; Vice Commander for Westchester County, and former
Vice Commander for New York State.
The co-host on this segment was John Chuhran, a New Rochelle based PR executive
and Sons of the American Legion member.
Shows are promoted on "Facebook", check page for Ken Kraetzer
Ken Kraetzer is the producer of Sons of the American Legion Radio and the
"West Point Football Report". Commander of Squadron 50 Pelham, his father
was a WWII US Army Officer who served in Italy with the 91st Infantry.
"West Point Football Report". Commander of Squadron 50 Pelham, his father
was a WWII US Army Officer who served in Italy with the 91st Infantry.
Sons of the American Legion Radio and the West Point Radio Report
Appreciate the Sponsors who allow us to tell the story of the military and West Point:
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Bob Hyland's Sports Page Pub, 200 Hamilton Avenue, White Plains, NY 10601
West Point Band, Free Nov. 14th Veterans Concert at Eisenhower Hall
Frank Barbieri, 187 Realty Corp., 587east 187th Street, Bronx, NY 1-646-533-0187
The Florence Lahey and Sol Ollinger Foundation, both WWII Veterans
Sons of American Legion, Detachment of New York
Sons of American Legion, White Plains, NY Squadron
Appreciate the Sponsors who allow us to tell the story of the military and West Point:
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Bob Hyland's Sports Page Pub, 200 Hamilton Avenue, White Plains, NY 10601
West Point Band, Free Nov. 14th Veterans Concert at Eisenhower Hall
Frank Barbieri, 187 Realty Corp., 587east 187th Street, Bronx, NY 1-646-533-0187
The Florence Lahey and Sol Ollinger Foundation, both WWII Veterans
Sons of American Legion, Detachment of New York
Sons of American Legion, White Plains, NY Squadron
Our continued best wishes and prayers to Rutgers
Eric LeGrand and his family for his recovery.
Eric LeGrand and his family for his recovery.
Ken Kraetzer John Chuhran Jack McGuirk
Peter B Dawkins
One of the most celebrated college players of his time, not only because of his football
skills but also because of his All-American boy image, Dawkins won the Heisman and
Maxwell Trophies as the nation's outstanding college player in 1958.
A versatile performer, Dawkins rushed for 428 yards and scored 12 touchdowns on 78
carries that season. He also caught 16 passes for 491 yards and 12 touchdowns;
returned 7 kickoffs for 132 yards; and ran back 10 punts for 162 yards.
A three-year letterman in hockey, Dawkins graduated seventh in his class and won a
Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University, where he starred in rugby. He then began an
army career and in 1983 he became the Army's youngest general at forty-five.
Heisman Trophy 1958
College Football Hall of Fame
http://www.hickoksports.com/biograph/dawkinsp.shtml
One of the most celebrated college players of his time, not only because of his football
skills but also because of his All-American boy image, Dawkins won the Heisman and
Maxwell Trophies as the nation's outstanding college player in 1958.
A versatile performer, Dawkins rushed for 428 yards and scored 12 touchdowns on 78
carries that season. He also caught 16 passes for 491 yards and 12 touchdowns;
returned 7 kickoffs for 132 yards; and ran back 10 punts for 162 yards.
A three-year letterman in hockey, Dawkins graduated seventh in his class and won a
Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University, where he starred in rugby. He then began an
army career and in 1983 he became the Army's youngest general at forty-five.
Heisman Trophy 1958
College Football Hall of Fame
http://www.hickoksports.com/biograph/dawkinsp.shtml
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