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General First nameClinton Randolph (Clint)
LastnameWyckoff
GenderMale
CountryUnited States of America
Date of birth1874-09-04
Place of birthElmira, New York, United States of America
Date of death1947-08-16
Place of deathBuffalo, New York, United States of America


About

From: Inductee | Clinton Randolph Wyckoff 1970 | College Football Hall of Fame (cfbhall.com)

In 1895, Cornell struggled to a 3-4-1 record. Despite his team’s lack of success, Big Red quarterback Clint Wyckoff would be named to the All-America team. He was an intense 5-7, 141-pound athlete with an imaginative football mind who richly deserved the honour of becoming Cornell’s first All-America. In selecting the All-America team Caspar Whitney called Wyckoff “a brilliant player, and a good general who was responsible for all of the team's success”.

Wyckoff was as intense in his studies as he was in his football adventures and he graduated from Cornell with a degree in Law. After college he went on to become one of Buffalo’s leading industrialists and continued to serve as president and treasurer of the Atlas Steel Casting Company until his death.

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Archive statistics Career1892 - 1893
Tournament wins1
Matches4
Match wins1


Tournament wins 1896 - Elmira (Amateur)


Tournaments Elmira - 1893 US Open - 1892 Intercollegiate Championships - 1892