1. Carl Storck was the Triangles coach from 1922 to 1926.
17 Facts About Carl Storck
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Carl Storck was born November 14,1892, in Dayton, Ohio.
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Carl Storck attended the YMCA's preparatory training course at Lake Geneva before accepting a position as second assistant physical education director for the Dayton YMCA in July 1914.
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On October 1,1916, Carl Storck left for Chicago to attend the YMCA Training School there.
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Carl Storck was simultaneously made the physical director of the Sears and Roebuck Company YMCA club in Chicago.
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Carl Storck returned to Dayton in 1919, where he took a position with the personnel department of the General Motors Corporation there.
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Carl Storck remained in that professional capacity in addition to his football avocation through the first half of the 1930s.
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Carl Storck would remain head of the Triangles franchise until its sale in 1928 to Bill Dwyer, who moved the team to Brooklyn and renamed them the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Carl Storck served as secretary-treasurer of the National Football League from 1921 to 1939.
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League President Carl Storck was the odd man out under this restructuring.
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Carl Storck was not the subject of criticism during his tenure as president.
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Carl Storck worked full-time as a foreman in the Inspection and Packing Department of the National Cash Register Company.
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In 1939, Carl Storck served as president of the Dayton Wings baseball franchise of the Middle Atlantic League.
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At the time of his resignation, Carl Storck was seriously ill with Neurasthenia.
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Carl Storck had been bedridden for seven weeks prior to his resignation and was partially paralyzed on the right side of his body.
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Carl Storck retired from Delco in 1942 due to ill health.
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Carl Storck died on March 13,1950, at a nursing home in Dayton.