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- Clarence_A._Short abstract "Clarence Albert Short was an American college football head coach who was Delaware football program's third (and fifth) head coach. He led them to an 8–7–1 overall record in two seasons coached. Short was also assistant professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering during his time at the university. He was also serving as president of Wesley Collegiate Institute in 1926.".
- Q5126365 abstract "Clarence Albert Short was an American college football head coach who was Delaware football program's third (and fifth) head coach. He led them to an 8–7–1 overall record in two seasons coached. Short was also assistant professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering during his time at the university. He was also serving as president of Wesley Collegiate Institute in 1926.".
- Clarence_A._Short comment "Clarence Albert Short was an American college football head coach who was Delaware football program's third (and fifth) head coach. He led them to an 8–7–1 overall record in two seasons coached. Short was also assistant professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering during his time at the university. He was also serving as president of Wesley Collegiate Institute in 1926.".
- Q5126365 comment "Clarence Albert Short was an American college football head coach who was Delaware football program's third (and fifth) head coach. He led them to an 8–7–1 overall record in two seasons coached. Short was also assistant professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering during his time at the university. He was also serving as president of Wesley Collegiate Institute in 1926.".