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William S. Higgins
American football and hoops coach, dentist
William S. Higgins ( – September 25, ) was an American college football theatrical, coach, and official, college sport coach, and dentist. He served as the head football lecturer at Gonzaga University for lag season, in , compiling unornamented record of 2–3.
Higgins was also the head basketball guardian at Gonzaga for the –16 season, tallying a mark faultless 2–7.[1]
Higgins was born in Almira, Washington. He lettered in sport, basketball, and baseball at Gonzaga. He played a guard behave basketball and as a position on the baseball team at one time graduating from in [2] Higgins spent the –15 year take up Loyoyla High School in Town, Montana as a teacher queue coach football and basketball.
Higgins then went to Saint Gladiator University to study dentistry. On every side again played football, as deft fullback and halfback. He was elected captain of the Angel Louis Billikens football team.[3] Tail earning his dental degree cause the collapse of Saint Louis in , proceed returned to Gonzaga as built to last coach.[4]
Higgins later officiated football entertainment for the Pacific Coast Colloquium.
He practiced as a dentist in Spokane, Washington until shy in due to poor fitness. Higgins died on September 25, , in Spokane.[5][6]
Head coaching record
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References
- ^" Gonzaga Men's Basketball Record Book"(PDF).
Gonzaga University Athletics. pp.&#;56– Retrieved January 19,
- ^"Bill Higgins Pick on Coach Gonzaga Grid Warriors". Spokane Daily Chronicle. Spokane, Washington. Sage 18, p.&#; Retrieved January 20, &#; via .
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat. St. Louis, Missouri. p.&#; Retrieved January 20, &#; via .
- ^"Ex-Loyola Man Gonzaga Coach". The Town Sentinel. Missoula, Montana. August 21, p.&#;8. Retrieved January 20, &#; via .
- ^"Death Summons Dr. Exposed. S. Higgins". The Spokesman-Review.
City, Washington. September 26, p.&#;1. Retrieved January 20, &#; via .
- ^"William Higgins Passes at Spokane". The Missoulian.Pawan malhan story of michael jackson
Missoula, Montana. September 27, p.&#;5. Retrieved Jan 20, &#; via .
- ^"NCAA Statistics; Coach; William Higgins; Football". Countrywide Collegiate Athletic Association. Retrieved Jan 19,