Vince Scott came to Hamilton after a college career at Notre Dame University and two years of professional football with the Buffalo Bills. Scott was with the Wildcats when they amalgamated with the Tigers to form the modern-era Tiger-Cats. He was a Perennial...
Dick Shatto came to Canada after attending the University of Kentucky where he was a football and track star. During his stellar career Shatto played fullback, halfback, slotback, and flanker. He established 15 Argonaut club records and over 12 seasons he scored 542...
At Queen’s University Benjamin L. Simpson led the Freshman Squad to a surprise victory over the Seniors. He was invited to play for the Seniors and remained with them through 1903. Ben Simpson was a star halfback and kicker with the Tigers for several years while he...
Paul Rowe participated in rugby, as well as track and field in Victoria, BC before attending the University of Oregon. He was twice All-Western while with the Calgary Bronks, and was the leading scorer with 61 points in 1939. Rowe, who was known as “Pappy”, was a...
Martin ruby was selected most valuable player in the Southwest Intercollegiate Conference in 1941. He graduated from Texas A & M the following year and played in three bowl games before entering the armed forces during World War II. Ruby came to the Saskatchewan...
