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2004 Shrine Bowl Program
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South
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Claims the Victory
South Carolina 35
North Carolina 21
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SHRINE
WEEK
AT A GLANCE
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The
Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas
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The
2004 Rosters
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2004
Shrine Bowl Speaker
University
of Virginia's
Head Coach
Al
Groh
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In four short years Al Groh has
ushered in a new era of gridiron excellence at his
alma mater.
He traded in a high-profile NFL head coaching
job with the New York Jets to take over the reins of
the Cavaliers in 2001.
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Shrine
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By Jason Gilmer | Staff
Writer
jason.gilmer@shj.com
The Shrine Bowl is four months away, but game
officials look at it a bit differently.
To them, counting down to Dec. 18 is like a game.
And they kicked off Friday.
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WHO
SAID IT FIRST?
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Al Jones wondered how it started.
Where did the Shrine Bowl Sloan ‘Strong legs run
that weak legs may walk,” come from?
The inspirational sentence has appeared on every
Shrine Bowl program cover since 1938, the second year.
Who wrote it?
Who gets the credit?
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“Friday Night Lights At Their Best.”
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After my first visit to the
Reservation last Friday night, I no longer believe
Thomas Wolfe was right when he wrote, “we can’t
go home again”.
This is odd to say, but on my first visit to
the Reservation it felt like I was home in a place I
had never been before. You know what made it so?
The people!
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Drawdy honored by Shriners,
Hannah-Pamplico wins 34-0
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By
Rob Gantt
Associate Editor
Pamplico
– Ironically, on the same night Hannah-Pamplico’s
Stan Drawdy was honored by the Omar Shriners temple
for being on the South Carolina Shrine Bowl coaching
staff, new Raiders quarterback Dondegrius Jackson
played like he could one day be in the Shrine Bowl.
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The
Shrine Bowl of the Carolina Organization proudly
announces the 2004 Shrine Bowl King and Queen
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Sid
Tinsley
Former 1937/1938
South Carolina Shrine Bowl
Player
will Toss the Coin at the 2004 Game.
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Sid Tinsley
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Frank
Owens played in the very first shrine game in 1937.
He is a Charlotte native who after a distinguished High
School Career went on to NC State and performed equally well
for the Wolfpack. Following a very good college career he
returned to Charlotte and because a executive and Vice
President of Sales for Package Products. He did not limit
his energies only to work as he was very active in many
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2004
Combines Completed
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North Carolina
Football Coaches Association Concludes Shrine Bowl Combines 2004
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Which
provided opportunity for student athletes to demonstrate skills
needed for athletic scholarships and possible Shrine Bowl
selection.
Archived
Information on the combines for 2004 click
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The
Shrine Bowl of the Carolina Organization proudly
announces the 2004 Coaches and Adult Trainers
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Shriners,
HSSR Publisher Agree To Joint Business Venture In
Interest Of Young People
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