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Description
Seated at the top table under the drawings of Frankie Albert, 49ers football player and Russ Hodges, 49ers radio announcer are, left to right, Joe Perry, 49ers football player, Stu Miller, baseball player, Leo Nomellini, 49ers football player, Frank Gifford, football player, Elroy Hirsch, football player, Archie Moore, prize fighter, Russ Hodges, 49ers radio announcer, Frank [last name unknown], Red Hickey, football coach, and Y.A. Tittle, 49ers football player. The remainder are unidentified. Standing at the microphone is Dan Galvin (1924-1980), founder of the Red Coats, and standing by the table is John Matulich (1919-1961), Red Coat.
Social Issues and Associations Matulich, John, 1919-1961 Tittle, Y. A Hickey, Red Galvin, Dan, 1924-1980 Hodges, Russ Perry, Joe Hirsch, Elroy Nomellini, Leo, 1924-2000 Miller, Stu Moore, Archie Gifford, Frank Redcoats (Fraternal organization) March of Dimes March of Dimes and Redcoats Sports Banquet (Santa Rosa, Calif.) 1960 Professional athletes Charities United States California Sonoma Santa Rosa Fourth Street Farmers Lane
Place
Fourth Street and Farmers Lane, Santa Rosa, California
Source
Dan Galvin Jr. was the son of Dan Galvin, Sr. founder of the Red Coats
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