Walter Jean, player and Assistant Coach with the Portsmouth Shoe-Steels
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Walter Jean was recruited by Jack Creasy from the Green Bay Packers to play on the Portsmouth Shoe-Steels in 1927. Jean became the Assistant Coach to Jim Thorpe and in the final, postseason game of the season, against the Ashland Armcos, Jean served as Head Coach, in Thorpe's place. When the team was re-organized in 1928, Walter Jean became the first coach of the Portsmouth Spartans.
This file appears in: Jim Thorpe and the Shoe-Steels: Portsmouth, Ohio's First Professional Football Team
Jim Thorpe and the Shoe-Steels: Portsmouth, Ohio's First Professional Football Team
In Portsmouth, Ohio, the birth of professional football involved one of America’s greatest athletes of all time — Jim Thorpe — and one of the city’s most forgotten civic leaders — Jack Creasy. Jim…