Pete Henry

Born October 31, 1897, in Mansfield, Ohio, Pete Henry was a 3-time All-American tackle from Washington and Jefferson College. Pete was perhaps the largest lineman of his era as he stood 5-foot-11-inches tall and weighed in at a solid 245 pounds. Pete signed to play with the Canton Bulldogs coincidentally on the same day that the NFL's precursor, the American Professional Football Association, formed in Ralph Hay's Hupmobile Showroom in Canton. A focused weapon on the gridiron replaced the good-natured Henry off the field. Pete's most notable season had to be in 1923 with the Bulldogs, according to the National Football Foundation's website. Henry booted a 94-yard punt, blocked a punt, scored a touchdown, and kicked nine field goals via drop kick; oh, and by the way, the Canton Bulldogs won their second consecutive NFL Championship that year due in part to his great play. In the NFL for a total of 8 seasons, not only with Canton but was a member of the Pottsville Maroons and the New York Giants, too. Pete Henry was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1951. The Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrined Pete in 1963's class of inductees.

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