Cap Fear

Canadian football player
Cap Fear
Date of birth(1901-06-11)June 11, 1901
Place of birthOld Sailbury, England
Date of deathFebruary 12, 1978(1978-02-12) (aged 76)
Place of deathSt. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Career information
Position(s)Outside wing
Career history
As player
1919–1926Toronto Argonauts
1927Montreal AAA Winged Wheelers
1928–1932Hamilton Tigers
Career stats
  • Canadian Football Hall of Fame, 1967

Alfred Henry "Cap" Fear (June 11, 1901 – February 12, 1978) was a star football player in the Canadian Football League for seven seasons for the Toronto Argonauts. He was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1967 and into the Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in 1975.

References

  • Canada's Sports Hall of Fame profile


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Toronto Argonauts 9th Grey Cup champions
  • Manager: E.J. Laidlaw
  • Head Coach: Sinc McEvenue
  • Aleck Sinclair
  • Moss McCormack
  • Hugh MacKenzie
  • James W. "Jimmy" Douglas
  • Hugh "Shrimp" Cochran
  • Dave Sinclair
  • Glenn Sullivan
  • O. F. "Babe" Burkart
  • Harry Batstone
  • R. Doug Heustis
  • Lionel Conacher
  • Frank Sullivan
  • Milt Burt
  • Gord Thom
  • Robert W. "Bobby" Polson
  • Cap Fear
  • William Wallace
  • A. H. "Bunny" Young
  • Harold Pugh
  • ? Clarke
  • D. S. Abbott
  • Alex Romeril
  • W.A. "Hank" Sinclair
  • J. S. "Scrath" Hay
  • A. G. "Jo-Jo" Stirrett
  • M. D. "Hap" Earle
  • Left off the Grey Cup Players: Babe Bradfield * Gordon Britnell * Albert Epstein * Jess Spring * Jess Spring *, ? Fier * ? Thronburg
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Hamilton Tigers 16th Grey Cup champions
  • Manager: Len Black
  • Head coach: Mike Rodden
  • Bert Gibb
  • Brian Timmis
  • Glen Small
  • Johnny Baker
  • Johnny Fitzpatrick
  • Huck Welch
  • Eddie Wright
  • Ed Crawford
  • Cap Fear
  • Pep Leadlay
  • Harold Elford
  • Jack Murphy
  • Ernie Cox
  • Bruce Inksetter
  • Alex Denman
  • Fred Veale
  • Jimmie Simpson
  • Tommy Chapple
  • Ken Walker
  • Ray Boadway
  • Gordon French
  • W.R. Tope
  • Jimmy Buels
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Hamilton Tigers 17th Grey Cup champions
  • President: Clint Wigle
  • Manager: Len Black
  • Head coach: Mike Rodden
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