Ex-Football Star
Dies in Hospital
Philip A. Thoennes, 56, former Racine football star, died Thursday in St. Mary's Hospital. Thoennes, a meat cutter by trade, was an all-around athlete in high school and starred at end for the Horlick semi-professional football team and Racine football team from 1912 to 1918. He saw service as a machine gun instructor in World War I at Camp Devens, Mass. He lived at 1438 Buchanan St.
Journal Times
Racine, WI
December 24, 1948
Dies in Hospital
Philip A. Thoennes, 56, former Racine football star, died Thursday in St. Mary's Hospital. Thoennes, a meat cutter by trade, was an all-around athlete in high school and starred at end for the Horlick semi-professional football team and Racine football team from 1912 to 1918. He saw service as a machine gun instructor in World War I at Camp Devens, Mass. He lived at 1438 Buchanan St.
Journal Times
Racine, WI
December 24, 1948
Ex-Football Star
Dies in Hospital
Philip A. Thoennes, 56, former Racine football star, died Thursday in St. Mary's Hospital. Thoennes, a meat cutter by trade, was an all-around athlete in high school and starred at end for the Horlick semi-professional football team and Racine football team from 1912 to 1918. He saw service as a machine gun instructor in World War I at Camp Devens, Mass. He lived at 1438 Buchanan St.
Journal Times
Racine, WI
December 24, 1948
Dies in Hospital
Philip A. Thoennes, 56, former Racine football star, died Thursday in St. Mary's Hospital. Thoennes, a meat cutter by trade, was an all-around athlete in high school and starred at end for the Horlick semi-professional football team and Racine football team from 1912 to 1918. He saw service as a machine gun instructor in World War I at Camp Devens, Mass. He lived at 1438 Buchanan St.
Journal Times
Racine, WI
December 24, 1948
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