Matches in DBpedia 2015-04 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Rupert_Pate> ?p ?o }
Showing triples 1 to 54 of
54
with 100 triples per page.
- Rupert_Pate abstract "Rupert Pate (September 6, 1917 - May 20, 2014) was a professional American football player who played offensive lineman for three seasons for the Chicago Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles. He is survived by Florence "Skip" Pate, his wife of 71 years. He is also survived by his daughter, Shyrlynn Pate, of Burlington; two sons, Rupert "Pete" Pate Jr. and his wife, Jane, of Burlington, and Carlyle Pate of Boone; a brother, Fletcher Earl Pate of Raleigh; five grandchildren, Shawn Meeks, Kimberly Meeks, Travis Pate, Christopher Pate and Joshua Pate; six great-grandchildren, Leo Pate, Eli Pate, Connor Pate, Macy Pate, Kierstyn Rowe and Levi Meeks and one great-great-grandchild, Zachery Meeks.Rupert attended Wake Forest College where he excelled in football; he was chosen captain of the team in 1939, made All-State and All-Southern Conference and played in the 1939 Blue-Gray Football Bowl. He joined the professional Chicago Cardinals team in 1940 and played with the Philadelphia Eagles in 1941-1942. Until his death, he was one of the oldest surviving professional football players. Rupert was elected to Goldsboro High School's Hall of Fame in 1989.He served in World War II from 1943 to 1945, ear".
- Rupert_Pate birthDate "1917-09-06".
- Rupert_Pate birthPlace Goldsboro,_North_Carolina.
- Rupert_Pate birthYear "1917".
- Rupert_Pate college Wake_Forest_University.
- Rupert_Pate deathDate "2014-05-20".
- Rupert_Pate deathYear "2014".
- Rupert_Pate team History_of_the_Chicago_Cardinals.
- Rupert_Pate team Philadelphia_Eagles.
- Rupert_Pate wikiPageID "36362996".
- Rupert_Pate wikiPageRevisionID "627267228".
- Rupert_Pate birthPlace Goldsboro,_North_Carolina.
- Rupert_Pate college Wake_Forest_University.
- Rupert_Pate dateOfBirth "1917-09-06".
- Rupert_Pate dateOfDeath "2014-05-20".
- Rupert_Pate deathDate "2014-05-20".
- Rupert_Pate hasPhotoCollection Rupert_Pate.
- Rupert_Pate name "Rupert Pate".
- Rupert_Pate placeOfBirth "Goldsboro, North Carolina".
- Rupert_Pate position Lineman_(American_football).
- Rupert_Pate shortDescription "American football player".
- Rupert_Pate stats "y".
- Rupert_Pate teams History_of_the_Chicago_Cardinals.
- Rupert_Pate teams Philadelphia_Eagles.
- Rupert_Pate years "1940".
- Rupert_Pate years "1941".
- Rupert_Pate description "American football player".
- Rupert_Pate description "American football player".
- Rupert_Pate subject Category:1917_births.
- Rupert_Pate subject Category:2014_deaths.
- Rupert_Pate subject Category:American_football_offensive_linemen.
- Rupert_Pate subject Category:Chicago_Cardinals_players.
- Rupert_Pate subject Category:Philadelphia_Eagles_players.
- Rupert_Pate subject Category:Wake_Forest_Demon_Deacons_football_players.
- Rupert_Pate type Agent.
- Rupert_Pate type Athlete.
- Rupert_Pate type GridironFootballPlayer.
- Rupert_Pate type Person.
- Rupert_Pate type Person.
- Rupert_Pate type Agent.
- Rupert_Pate type NaturalPerson.
- Rupert_Pate type Thing.
- Rupert_Pate type Q14128148.
- Rupert_Pate type Q215627.
- Rupert_Pate type Q5.
- Rupert_Pate type Person.
- Rupert_Pate comment "Rupert Pate (September 6, 1917 - May 20, 2014) was a professional American football player who played offensive lineman for three seasons for the Chicago Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles. He is survived by Florence "Skip" Pate, his wife of 71 years. He is also survived by his daughter, Shyrlynn Pate, of Burlington; two sons, Rupert "Pete" Pate Jr.".
- Rupert_Pate label "Rupert Pate".
- Rupert_Pate sameAs m.0k3m80s.
- Rupert_Pate sameAs Q7380341.
- Rupert_Pate sameAs Q7380341.
- Rupert_Pate wasDerivedFrom Rupert_Pate?oldid=627267228.
- Rupert_Pate isPrimaryTopicOf Rupert_Pate.
- Rupert_Pate name "Rupert Pate".