Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 31. Chapters: Ralph Heikkinen, Ace Gutowsky, Phil Sarboe, Maynard Morrison, Benny Friedman, Ace Parker, Carl Brumbaugh, John F. Druze, Sam Francis, Ernest Cuneo, Chris Cagle, Frank Kirkleski, Warren Alfson, Beattie Feathers, Thurman Jones, Shipwreck Kelly, Wayland Becker, Waddy Young, Jack McBride, Al Jolley, Ox Emerson, Red Badgro, Merl Condit, Bill Kelly, Frank Kinard, Vaughn Stewart, George Cafego, Paul Engebretsen, Ralph Kercheval, Alec Shellogg, John Golemgeske, Banks McFadden, Boyd Brumbaugh, Babe Lyon, Les Caywood, Frank Stojack, Bud Svendsen, Ed Goddard, Stan Kostka, Jack McArthur, B'Ho Kirkland, Joe Vance, Gust Zarnas, George J. Demas, John Karcis, Clarence "Pug" Manders, Ave Daniell, Jim Sivell, Ben Kish, Art Garvey, Perry Schwartz, Buster Mitchell, Bruce Jones, Ray Novotny, Algy Clark, Richard O'Donnell, Eddie Rucinski, Jim Mooney, Tom Hanson, Roy Lumpkin, Swede Hagberg, Gil Bergerson, Joe Spencer, Bert Johnson, Leo Stasica, Bill Fleckenstein, Lou Gordon, Frank McNeil, Joe Maniaci, Bill Senn, Bill Conkright, Red Franklin, Tillie Manton, Fred King, Marger Apsit, Jim Bowdoin, Tom Nash, John Norby, Stumpy Thomason, Paul Humphrey, Gordon Watkins, Dick Crayne, Ray Wehba, Eddie Britt, Ted Wright, Henry Krause, Lou Mark, Dick Nesbitt, Mark Temple, Keith Ranspot, Rex Thomas, Tony Siano, Bill Lee, Bob Wilson, Milo Lubratovich, Don Wemple, Paul Riblett, Jeff Barrett, Leo Raskowski, Jack Grossman, Leo Disend, Ken Radick. Excerpt: Ralph Isaac "Hike" Heikkinen (May 14, 1917 - January 12, 1990) was an All-American guard for the University of Michigan Wolverines football team from 1936-1938. He was a consensus All-American in 1938, the first player from the Gogebic Range area of Michigan's Upper Peninsula to win the honor. His exploits were widely reported in the Upper Peninsula press, where he became a local hero. He played professi...