Eagle Keys

Canadian football player and coach (1923–2012)

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Date of birth| (1923-12-04)December 4, 1923
Place of birth| Tompkinsville, Kentucky, U.S.
Date of death| December 20, 2012(2012-12-20) (aged 89)
Place of death| Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Career information
CFL status| International
Position(s)| C
Height| 6 ft 3 in (191 cm)
Weight| 215 lb (98 kg)
US college| Western Kentucky
Career history
As coach
1955–1958| Edmonton Eskimos (A. coach)
1959–1963| Edmonton Eskimos (HC)
1964| Saskatchewan Roughriders (OC)
1965–1970| Saskatchewan Roughriders (HC)
1971–1975| BC Lions (HC)
As player
1949–1951| Montreal Alouettes
1952–1954| Edmonton Eskimos
Career highlights and awards

* 5× Grey Cup champion (1949, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1966)
* Annis Stukus Trophy (1968)

CFL East All-Star| 1949, 1950, 1951
CFL West All-Star| 1951, 1953, 1954
Career stats

* Canadian Football Hall of Fame, 1990

Eagle Keys (December 4, 1923 – December 20, 2012) was an American born professional Canadian football player who played and coached in the Canadian Football League (CFL).[1] He is currently fifth all-time in regular season wins with 131 as a head coach in the CFL. He was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1990.

## Early life

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Keys was an outstanding center and linebacker for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers football team in 1942 and, after a stint in the military (Marine Corps) in World War II, 1946 and '47. He also lettered in baseball (pitcher-outfielder) three straight years (1946–48) after the War. He was an All-KIAC (Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) selection in football as a senior. His 1946 baseball team went a perfect 9–0, outscoring the opponents by an average of five runs a game.

Eagle "Buddy" Keys was inducted into the Western Kentucky University Athletic Hall of Fame (Football-Baseball '42, '46–48) in 1994.

## Professional career

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Following his career on the Hill, Keys moved north to play professional football in the Canadian Football League. He was All-Eastern Conference for three straight years (1949–51) with the Montreal Alouettes and then he earned a berth on the All-Western Conference team throughout the next three seasons while playing for the Edmonton Eskimos. He is best remembered as a player for his final game when he played on a broken leg in the Eskimos' 1954 Grey Cup triumph.

## Coaching career

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After his six years as a player, he put in six more years as an assistant coach in the CFL before being named head coach of the Eskimos in 1959. He coached Edmonton from 1959 until 1963, became an assistant coach with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1964 and was promoted to head coach in 1965. He was awarded the CFL Coach of the Year award in 1968. In 1970, the Roughriders finished with a mark of 14 wins and 2 losses, a CFL record that stood until 1989 when Edmonton went 16–2 (by that time, the CFL had expanded its regular season schedule to 18 games). Keys resigned at the end of that season and coached the British Columbia Lions from 1971 until partway through the 1975 season. In 1966, he won his only championship as a head coach, with his Roughriders team winning the 54th Grey Cup (which was also the team's first CFL championship in team history). As such, he was voted the All-Time All-Star Coach for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. In total, he spent 16 seasons as a head coach in the Canadian Football League.

### CFL Coaching record

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Team | Year | Regular Season | Post Season

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Won | Lost | Ties | Win % | Finish | Won | Lost | Result
EDM | 1959 | 10 | 6 | 0 | .625 | 2nd in WIFU | 2 | 2 | Lost in WIFU Finals
EDM | 1960 | 10 | 6 | 0 | .625 | 2nd in WIFU | 4 | 2 | Lost in Grey Cup
EDM | 1961 | 10 | 5 | 1 | .656 | 2nd in Western Conference | 1 | 1 | Lost in Conference Semi-Finals
EDM | 1962 | 6 | 9 | 1 | .406 | 5th in Western Conference | – | – | Missed Playoffs
EDM | 1963 | 2 | 14 | 0 | .125 | 5th in Western Conference | – | – | Missed Playoffs
EDM Total | 38 | 40 | 2 | .488 | 0 Western
Championships | 7 | 5 | 0 Grey Cups
SSK | 1965 | 8 | 7 | 1 | .531 | 3rd in West Conference | 0 | 1 | Lost in Conference Semi-Finals
SSK | 1966 | 9 | 6 | 1 | .594 | 1st in West Conference | 3 | 0 | Won Grey Cup
SSK | 1967 | 12 | 4 | 0 | .750 | 2nd in West Conference | 3 | 2 | Lost in Grey Cup
SSK | 1968 | 12 | 3 | 1 | .781 | 1st in West Conference | 0 | 2 | Lost in Conference Finals
SSK | 1969 | 13 | 3 | 0 | .813 | 1st in West Conference | 2 | 1 | Lost in Grey Cup
SSK | 1970 | 14 | 2 | 0 | .875 | 1st in West Conference | 1 | 2 | Lost in Conference Finals
SSK Total | 68 | 25 | 3 | .724 | 4 Western Conference
Championships | 9 | 8 | 1 Grey Cup
BC | 1971 | 6 | 9 | 1 | .406 | 4th in Western Conference | – | – | Missed Playoffs
BC | 1972 | 5 | 11 | 0 | .313 | 5th in Western Conference | – | – | Missed Playoffs
BC | 1973 | 5 | 9 | 2 | .375 | 3rd in Western Conference | 0 | 1 | Lost in Division Semi-Finals
BC | 1974 | 8 | 8 | 0 | .500 | 3rd in Western Conference | 0 | 1 | Lost in Division Semi-Finals
BC | 1975 | 1 | 5 | 0 | .167 | 5th in Western Conference | – | – | (Fired)
BC Total | 25 | 42 | 3 | .379 | 0 Western Conference
Championships | 0 | 2 | 0 Grey Cups
Total | 131 | 107 | 8 | .549 | 4 Western Conference
Championships | 12 | 12 | 1 Grey Cup

## Canadian Football Hall of Fame

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He retired from coaching after the 1975 season and was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1990. His 131 wins as a coach in the CFL still stands as the fifth highest victory total for a head coach in the league. He was elected as a builder on April 28, 1990.

## Personal life

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Keys had retired and was living in Burnaby, British Columbia, until his death on December 20, 2012. He and his wife Joyce (née White), also deceased, had five children.

## See also

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* List of Canadian Football League head coaches by wins

## References

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1. ^ Vanstone, Rob. "Former Roughriders coach Eagle Keys dead at 89". Leaderpost.com. Archived from the original on December 10, 2019. Retrieved December 21, 2012.

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Edmonton Elks head coaches

* Annis Stukus (1949–1951)
* Frank Filchock (1952)
* Darrell Royal (1953)
* Pop Ivy (1954–1957)
* Sam Lyle (1958)
* Eagle Keys (1959–1963)
* Neill Armstrong (1964–1969)
* Ray Jauch (1970–1976)
* Hugh Campbell (1977–1982)
* Pete Kettela (1983)
* Jackie Parker (1983–1987)
* Joe Faragalli (1987–1990)
* Ron Lancaster (1991–1997)
* Kay Stephenson (1998)
* Don Matthews (1999–2000)
* Tom Higgins (2001–2004)
* Danny Maciocia (2005–2008)
* Richie Hall (2009–2010)
* Kavis Reed (2011–2013)
* Chris Jones (2014–2015)
* Jason Maas (2016–2019)
* Scott Milanovich (2020)
* Jaime Elizondo (2021)
* Chris Jones (2022–2024)
* Jarious Jackson (2024)
* Mark Kilam (2025–present)

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BC Lions head coaches

* Annis Stukus (1954–1955)
* Clem Crowe (1956–1958)
* Dan Edwards (1958)
* Wayne Robinson (1959–1961)
* Dave Skrien (1961–1967)
* Ron Morris (1967)
* Jim Champion (1967–1969)
* Jackie Parker (1969–1970)
* Eagle Keys (1971–1975)
* Cal Murphy (1975–1976)
* Vic Rapp (1977–1982)
* Don Matthews (1983–1987)
* Larry Donovan (1987–1989)
* Joe Galat (1989)
* Lary Kuharich (1990)
* Jim Young (1990)
* Bob O'Billovich (1990–1992)
* Dave Ritchie (1993–1995)
* Joe Paopao (1996)
* Adam Rita (1997–1998)
* Greg Mohns (1998–2000)
* Steve Buratto (2000–2002)
* Adam Rita (2002)
* Wally Buono (2003–2011)
* Mike Benevides (2012–2014)
* Jeff Tedford (2015)
* Wally Buono (2016–2018)
* DeVone Claybrooks (2019)
* Rick Campbell (2020–2024)
* Buck Pierce (2025– )

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Saskatchewan Roughriders head coaches

* Fred Ritter (1911–1913)
* Frank Townsend (1914)
* Hick Abbott (1915–1916)
* Jerry Crapper (1919–1921)
* Jack Eadie (1922–1923)
* Ed Dolan (1924)
* Doc Blackwood (1925)
* Howie Milne (1926–1928)
* Al Ritchie (1929–1933)
* Greg Grassick (1934)
* Al Ritchie (1935)
* Dean Griffing (1936–1941)
* Al Ritchie (1942)
* Don King and Lindsay Holt (1945)
* Ken Preston (1946–1947)
* Fred Grant (1947–1950)
* Harry Smith (1951)
* Glenn Dobbs (1952)
* Frank Filchock (1953–1957)
* George Terlep (1958–1959)
* Frank Tripucka (1959)
* Ken Carpenter (1960)
* Steve Owen (1961–1962)
* Bob Shaw (1963–1964)
* Eagle Keys (1965–1970)
* Dave Skrien (1971–1972)
* John Payne (1973–1976)
* Jim Eddy (1977–1978)
* Walt Posadowski (1978)
* Ron Lancaster (1979–1980)
* Joe Faragalli (1981–1983)
* Reuben Berry (1983–1984)
* Jack Gotta (1985–1986)
* John Gregory (1987–1991)
* Don Matthews (1991–1993)
* Ray Jauch (1994–1995)
* Jim Daley (1996–1998)
* Cal Murphy (1999)
* Danny Barrett (2000–2006)
* Kent Austin (2007)
* Ken Miller (2008–2010)
* Greg Marshall (2011)
* Ken Miller (2011)
* Corey Chamblin (2012–2015)
* Bob Dyce (2015)
* Chris Jones (2016–2018)
* Craig Dickenson (2019–2023)
* Corey Mace (2024–present)

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Montreal Alouettes 37th Grey Cup champions

* Chuck Anderson
* Bruce Coulter
* Bob Cunningham
* Glenn Douglas
* Keith English
* George Festeryga
* Frank Filchock
* Chet Gladchuk
* John Hammond
* Jack Harper
* Eagle Keys
* Fred Kijek
* Mickey Maguire
* Doug Maitland
* Tom Manastersky
* Chester McCance
* Peter McPharland
* Red Nower
* Jim Quondamatteo
* Lloyd (Bronco) Reese
* Orlando Segatore
* Juan Sheridan
* Rod Smith
* Al Stevenson
* John Taylor
* Ralph Toohy
* Herb Trawick
* Kas Vidruk
* Virgil Wagner

* Head coach: Lew Hayman

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* e

Edmonton Eskimos 42nd Grey Cup champions

* 14 Oscar Kruger
* 15 Norman Kwong
* 18 Rollie Miles
* 24 Johnny Bright
* 39 Steve Mendryk
* 40 Eagle Keys
* 41 Bill Briggs
* 42 Bob Dean
* 43 Don Barry
* 52 Frank Morris
* 53 Jim Quondamatteo
* 54 Frank Smith
* 55 Roger Nelson
* 59 Mike King
* 60 Ray McLeod
* 62 Bill Zock
* 63 Jim Weatherall
* 66 Leon Manley
* 70 Frank Anderson
* 71 Steve Bendiak
* 74 Rollin Prather
* 80 Rod Pantages
* 81 Earl Lindley
* 83 Laurie Hodgson
* 84 Ted Tully
* 85 Glen Lippman
* 87 Al Bryant
* 90 Bernie Faloney
* 91 Jackie Parker
* 92 Ray Willsey
* 93 Glenn McWhinney
* 94 Bob Hayton
* 96 Don Simon
* 97 Dave West
* 99 Claude Arnold

* Head coach: Pop Ivy

* Line coach: Cliff Speegle

* General Manager: Al Anderson

* President: Ken Montgomery

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Edmonton Eskimos 43rd Grey Cup champions

* 14 Oscar Kruger
* 15 Norman Kwong
* 18 Rollie Miles
* 20 Gino Fracas
* 24 Johnny Bright
* 39 Steve Mendryk
* 41 Bill Briggs
* 42 Bob Dean
* 43 Don Barry
* 50 Art Walker
* 51 Roy Stevenson
* 52 Frank Morris
* 53 Jim Quondamatteo
* 55 Kurt Burris
* 59 Mike King
* 60 Rollie Cook
* 64 Mike Volcan
* 65 Dale Meinert
* 66 Don Glantz
* 67 Jack Lamb
* 70 Frank Anderson
* 71 Steve Bendiak
* 74 Rupe Andrews
* 75 Bob Heydenfeldt
* 80 Bob Kimoff
* 81 Earl Lindley
* 82 Con Kelly
* 83 Laurie Hodgson
* 84 Ted Tully
* 85 Leigh McMillan
* 86 John Woyat
* 87 Don Getty
* 91 Jackie Parker
* 92 Ray Willsey
* 96 Don Simon
* 97 Dave West

* Head coach: Pop Ivy

* Assistant coaches: Eagle Keys
* Ray Prochaska

* General Manager: Al Anderson

* President: M. I. Lieberman

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Edmonton Eskimos 44th Grey Cup champions

* 41 Bill Briggs
* 42 John Tatum
* 43 Don Barry
* 50 Art Walker
* 51 Frank Anderson
* 52 Frank Morris
* 53 Hal Krebs
* 55 Kurt Burris
* 56 Mike Kmech
* 59 Mike King
* 60 Rollie Cook
* 61 Bob Dean
* 63 Roy Stevenson
* 64 Mike Volcan
* 65 Dale Meinert
* 66 Roger Nelson
* 70 Ted Tully
* 71 Steve Bendiak
* 73 Steve Mendryk
* 74 Bill Rowekamp
* 75 Bill Walker
* 77 Joe Mobra
* 78 Bill Smith
* 80 Bob Kimoff
* 81 Earl Lindley
* 82 Con Kelly
* 83 Jim Shipka
* 84 Johnny Bright
* 85 Leigh McMillan
* 86 John Woyat
* 87 Don Getty
* 88 Gino Fracas
* 91 Jackie Parker
* 94 Oscar Kruger
* 95 Norman Kwong
* 96 Don Simon
* 98 Rollie Miles

* Head coach: Pop Ivy

* Assistant coaches: Eagle Keys
* Ray Prochaska

* General Manager: Keith Rolfe

* President: M. I. Lieberman

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Saskatchewan Roughriders 54th Grey Cup champions

* 11 Gil Petmanis
* 12 Dale West
* 14 Paul Dudley
* 16 Henry Dorsch
* 19 Gene Wlasiuk
* 21 Alan Ford
* 23 Ron Lancaster
* 24 Bob Kosid
* 25 Ed Buchanan
* 26 Larry Dumelie
* 27 Ted Dushinski
* 30 Bruce Bennett
* 31 Hugh Campbell
* 34 George Reed
* 41 Ron Atchison
* 42 Galen Wahlmeier
* 43 Ted Urness
* 50 Wayne Shaw
* 51 Cliff Shaw
* 53 Jack Abendschan
* 58 Ken Reed
* 60 Don Bahnuik
* 61 Ed McQuarters
* 62 Reg Whitehouse
* 64 Tom Beynon
* 65 Moe Levesque
* 66 Al Benecick
* 67 Clyde Brock
* 71 Gord Barwell
* 72 Jim Worden
* 75 Garner Ekstran
* 77 Wally Dempsey
* 79 Don Gerhardt

* Head coach: Eagle Keys

* Assistant coaches: Jim Duncan
* Jack Gotta

* General Manager: Ken Preston

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Annis Stukus Trophy – CFL Coach of the Year

* 1961: Trimble
* 1962: Owen
* 1963: Skrien
* 1964: Sazio
* 1965: Grant
* 1966: Clair
* 1967: Williams
* 1968: Keys
* 1969: Clair
* 1970: Jauch
* 1971: Cahill
* 1972: Gotta
* 1973: Gotta
* 1974: Levy
* 1975: Brancato
* 1976: Shaw
* 1977: Rapp
* 1978: Gotta
* 1979: H. Campbell
* 1980: Jauch
* 1981: Faragalli
* 1982: O'Billovich
* 1983: Murphy
* 1984: Murphy
* 1985: Matthews
* 1986: Bruno
* 1987: O'Billovich
* 1988: Riley
* 1989: Gregory
* 1990: Riley
* 1991: Rita
* 1992: Buono
* 1993: Buono
* 1994: Matthews
* 1995: Matthews
* 1996: Lancaster
* 1997: Matthews
* 1998: Lancaster
* 1999: Taaffe
* 2000: Taaffe
* 2001: Ritchie
* 2002: Matthews
* 2003: Higgins
* 2004: Marshall
* 2005: Higgins
* 2006: Buono
* 2007: Austin
* 2008: Hufnagel
* 2009: Trestman
* 2010: Barker
* 2011: Buono
* 2012: Milanovich
* 2013: Chamblin
* 2014: Hufnagel
* 2015: R. Campbell
* 2016: Dickenson
* 2017: Trestman
* 2018: Jones
* 2019: Steinauer
* 2021: O'Shea
* 2022: O'Shea
* 2023: Dinwiddie
* 2024: Maas

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Members of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame

Players|

* Abendschan
* Ah You
* Aldag
* D. Allen
* Anderson
* Atchison
* B. Bailey
* Baker
* Barrow
* Bass
* Batstone
* Battle
* Beach
* Benecick
* Bennett
* Bonk
* Bourke
* Bowman
* Box
* Breen
* Bright
* C. Brock
* D. Brock
* Do. Brown
* T. Brown
* Browne
* Brule
* Burden
* Burris
* Cahoon
* Calvillo
* Cameron
* J. Campbell
* Casey
* Charlton
* Childress
* Clarke
* Clements
* Clemons
* Coffey
* Conacher
* Connop
* Copeland
* Cornish
* Corrigall
* Covington
* C. Cox
* E. Cox
* R. Craig
* Crawford
* Cronin
* D. Cutler
* W. Cutler
* Dalla Riva
* DiPietro
* Dixon
* Dunigan
* Elgaard
* Elimimian
* Eliowitz
* Emerson
* Estay
* Etcheverry
* Evanshen
* Fairbanks
* Faloney
* Fear
* Fennell
* Fernandez
* Ferraro
* Ferrone
* Fieldgate
* Fleming
* Flory
* Da. Flutie
* Do. Flutie
* Flynn
* Frank
* Fryer
* Gabriel
* Gaines
* Gall
* George
* Golab
* Gorrell
* Grant
* Gray
* Griffing
* Ham
* Hanson
* Harding
* D. Harris
* W. Harris
* Harrison
* Helton
* Henley
* Highbaugh
* Hinton
* Holloway
* Huffman
* Hufnagel
* Hugo
* Ilesic
* Isbister
* Jackson
* Jacobs
* E. James
* G. James
* A. Johnson
* B. Johnson
* W. Johnson
* Ty. Jones
* Jurasin
* Kabat
* Kapp
* Keeling
* B. Kelly
* E. Kelly
* Kepley
* Krol
* Kwong
* Lapointe
* Lancaster
* Lawson
* Leadlay
* Lear
* Lehmann
* L. Lewis
* N. Lewis
* Lumsden
* Lunsford
* Luster
* Luzzi
* Makowsky
* McCallum
* McCance
* McGill
* McGowan
* McManus
* McQuarters
* B. Miles
* R. Miles
* Mills
* Mitchell
* Molson
* Montford
* Moon
* F. Morris
* T. Morris
* Mosca
* J. Murphy
* Narcisse
* Nelson
* Nettles
* Neumann
* O'Quinn
* Okeke
* O'Shea
* Pajaczkowski
* Jac. Parker
* Jam. Parker
* Passaglia
* Patterson
* Payton
* G. Perry
* N. Perry
* Phillips
* A. Pitts
* E. Pitts
* Pless
* Ploen
* Poplawski
* Pringle
* Quilty
* Racine
* Raimey
* Ray
* Rebholz
* Reed
* Reeve
* Ridgway
* Rigney
* Roberts
* Robinson
* Romano
* Rowe
* Ruby
* Russel
* T. Scott
* V. Scott
* Shatto
* Simon
* Be. Simpson
* Bo. Simpson
* Sprague
* Stegall
* Steinauer
* Stevenson
* Stewart
* Stirling
* Sutherin
* Symons
* Thelen
* Thornton
* Timmis
* Tindale
* Tinsley
* Tommy
* Trawick
* Tubman
* Tucker
* Urness
* Uteck
* Vaughan
* Vaughn
* Vavra
* Vercheval
* Wagner
* Walby
* Walker
* Weir
* Welch
* West
* Wilkinson
* G. Williams
* A. Wilson
* D. Wilson
* Winfield
* Wylie
* Yochum
* Young
* Zambiasi
* Zock

Builders|

* Ackles
* Anselmo
* Back
* R. Bailey
* Ballard
* Barker
* Berger
* Braley
* Brook
* D. W. Brown
* Buono
* H. Campbell
* Chipman
* Clair
* Connellan
* Cooper
* Cosentino
* Coulter
* Crighton
* A. Currie
* G. Currie
* Custis
* Davies
* DeGruchy
* Dojack
* Duggan
* DuMoulin
* Dussault
* Evans
* Forster
* Foulds
* Fracas
* Fulton
* Gaudaur
* Gibson
* Grant
* Grey
* Griffith
* Halter
* Hannibal
* Haylor
* Hayman
* Henick
* Hopson
* Hufnagel
* Bi. Hughes
* Ireland
* Keys
* Kimball
* Knight
* Kramer
* Levy
* Lieberman
* Loney
* Matthews
* McBrien
* McCaffrey
* D. McCann
* McDonald
* McNaughton
* McPherson
* Mitchell
* Metras
* Montgomery
* T. Morris
* C. Murphy
* Newton
* O'Billovich
* Pistilli
* Preston
* Reda
* A. Ritchie
* D. Ritchie
* Rodden
* Ryan
* Sazio
* Schwartz
* Shaughnessy
* Shepherd
* Shivers
* Shouldice
* J. Simpson
* F. Smith
* L. Smith
* Slocomb
* Spencer
* Spring
* Stukus
* P. Taylor
* Tindall
* Towriss
* Uteck
* Warner
* Warwick
* Wetenhall
* S. Wilson

Media|

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* A. Allen
* P. Allen
* R. Allen
* Avery
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* Bishop
* Bratina
* Brisebois
* Brunt
* Calcutt
* Carroll
* Tom Casey
* Chevrier
* Cluff
* Cole
* Coleman
* J. Cox
* G. Craig
* Cuthbert
* Daniel
* Davis
* DeGeer
* Dryburgh
* Dufault
* Dunnell
* Esaw
* Frayne
* Frewin
* Gilchrist
* Good
* Graham
* B. Hall
* V. Hall
* Hanley
* Hooper
* Bo. Hughes
* Hunt
* Hunter
* Hynes
* Irving
* D. Isaac
* M. Isaac
* Te. Jones
* Kearney
* G. Kelly
* Kent
* Kielty
* Lalji
* MacCabe
* Maki
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* Martin
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* McConnell
* McKnight
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* Miller
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* Pascall
* Pascucci
* Pawson
* Picken
* J. Proudfoot
* T. Proudfoot
* Proulx
* Purcell
* Ralph
* Reeve
* Ruckaber
* Saunders
* Schultz
* Selnes
* Sgambati
* Sigurdson
* Simmons
* D. Smith
* M. Smith
* Stephen
* Stephenson
* Stukus
* Suitor
* Sullivan
* Swangard
* Tait
* J. Taylor
* Tucker
* Ullrich
* Viney
* G. Walker
* H. Walker
* Ja. Wells
* Jo. Wells
* Westwick
* Willes
* B. Williams
* Wittman
* Zurkowsky

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