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rdfs:label	Frank Nesser
rdfs:comment	Nesser frequently engaged in kicking contests with the legendary Jim Thorpe; he once was credited with a 63-yard field goal and his punts were recalled as averaging 70 yards in the air. Frank was also a sensational runner, but his greatest value for the Panhandles was as a passer. He led the Panhandles in scoring during most of his professional seasons.
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Birth Date	1889-06-03
death place	Amanda, Ohio
FontColor	#FFBE26
Name	Frank Nesser Nesser, Frank
pfr	NessFr20
Height in	4
Date of Death	1953-01-01
Birth Place	Dennison, Ohio
Weight lbs	245
College	None
death date	1953-01-01
DatabaseFootball	NESSEFRA01
Color	#7D0008
Place of Birth	Dennison, Ohio
Place of death	Amanda, Ohio
Years	1907 1912 1914 1925
Height ft	6
Position	Offensive tackle Guard (American football) Fullback (American football)
Teams	Akron Indians Columbus Panhandles Columbus Tigers Akron Indians
Date of Birth	1889-06-03
abstract	Nesser frequently engaged in kicking contests with the legendary Jim Thorpe; he once was credited with a 63-yard field goal and his punts were recalled as averaging 70 yards in the air. Frank was also a sensational runner, but his greatest value for the Panhandles was as a passer. He led the Panhandles in scoring during most of his professional seasons. Nesser was also a minor league baseball player in the Ohio State League from 1910-1914. He later played in the North Carolina State League in 1915 and 1916. After abandoning baseball for a few years he restarted his career in the Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League in 1920 and played one final season, in 1921, in the Michigan-Ontario League. He left baseball after 9 seasons in which he posted a .325 batting average.