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Property	Value
rdf:type	College coach
rdfs:label	Claude E. Thornhill
rdfs:comment	Thornhill played college football at the University of Pittsburgh under legendary coach Glenn "Pop" Warner. An All-American offensive guard and tackle, Thornhill was given the ironic nickname "Tiny" due to his imposing size. Following his graduation from Pitt, Tiny became an assistant coach to Pop Warner but left midway through the season to play pro football with the Massillon Tigers, with teammates that included Knute Rockne, Jock Sutherland, Gus Dorais, Bob Higgins, and Bob Peck. He also played in the first-ever National Football League season in 1920 for the Cleveland Tigers and Buffalo All-Americans.
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Poll	AP
EndYear	1939
Birth Date	1893-04-14
player years	1913 1917 1920
death place	Berkeley, California
overall record	35
Name	1936 Stanford Indians football team 1939 Stanford Indians football team Stanford Cardinal football 1933 Stanford Indians football team Stanford Claude E. Thornhill Thornhill, Claude E.
Type	coach
Sport	American Football
Conference	0 2 4 5
Ranking	4 no
Alternative Names	Thornhill, Tiny
Overall	1 2 3 4 8 9 35
Date of Death	1956-06-30
Championship	conference
player teams	Cleveland Tigers (NFL) Massillon Tigers Buffalo All-Americans Pittsburgh Panthers football
Birth Place	Richmond, Virginia
coach years	1921 1922 1933
conf	Pacific Coast Conference
StartYear	1933
death date	1956-06-30
polltype	AP Poll
Place of Birth	Richmond, Virginia
coach teams	Stanford Cardinal football Pittsburgh Panthers football
Place of death	Berkeley, California
ConfRecord	21
bowlname	1936 Rose Bowl 1934 Rose Bowl 1935 Rose Bowl
bcs	no
Date of Birth	1893-04-14
Short Description	American football player and coach
player positions	Tackle (American football) Guard (American football)
Year	1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939
abstract	Thornhill played college football at the University of Pittsburgh under legendary coach Glenn "Pop" Warner. An All-American offensive guard and tackle, Thornhill was given the ironic nickname "Tiny" due to his imposing size. Following his graduation from Pitt, Tiny became an assistant coach to Pop Warner but left midway through the season to play pro football with the Massillon Tigers, with teammates that included Knute Rockne, Jock Sutherland, Gus Dorais, Bob Higgins, and Bob Peck. He also played in the first-ever National Football League season in 1920 for the Cleveland Tigers and Buffalo All-Americans.
is HeadCoach of	1936 Stanford Indians football team 1939 Stanford Indians football team 1937 Stanford Indians football team 1938 Stanford Indians football team 1933 Stanford Indians football team 1935 Stanford Indians football team 1934 Stanford Indians football team
is Home Coach of	1934 Rose Bowl 1935 Rose Bowl
is Name of	Stanford Cardinal football Stanford Indians football
is Visitor Coach of	1936 Rose Bowl