Frank Morrissey (NFL)
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Frank Morrissey (Francis Joseph Morrissey) was born on March 11, 1899 in Boston, Massachusetts. After going to high school at Medford (MA), Morrissey attended Boston College. Morrissey made his professional debut in the APFA in 1921 with the Tonawanda Kardex. He played in the APFA for 1 year, playing for the Tonawanda Kardex the entire time. Morrissey also played in the NFL for 3 years, playing for the Buffalo All-Americans and Milwaukee Badgers over the course of his 3 year NFL career.
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Categories: Athletes | Football Players | APFA Players | NFL Players | Buffalo All-Americans Players | Milwaukee Badgers Players | Tonawanda Kardex Players | 1921 Tonawanda Kardex Players | 1922 Buffalo All-Americans Players | 1923 Buffalo All-Americans Players | 1924 Milwaukee Badgers Players | Athletes Who Attended Medford (MA) | Football Players Who Attended Medford (MA) | APFA Players Who Attended Medford (MA) | NFL Players Who Attended Medford (MA) | Athletes Who Attended Boston College | Football Players Who Attended Boston College | APFA Players Who Attended Boston College | NFL Players Who Attended Boston College | Retired Athletes | Retired Football Players | Athletes with the Last Name Morrissey | Football Players with the Last Name Morrissey | Athletes with the First Name Frank | Football Players with the First Name Frank | Athletes Born in March | Football Players Born in March | Athletes Born on March 11 | Football Players Born on March 11 | Athletes Born in 1899 | Football Players Born in 1899 | Athletes Born in March 1899 | Football Players Born in March 1899 | Athletes Born on March 11, 1899 | Football Players Born on March 11, 1899 | Athletes Born in Boston, Massachusetts | Football Players Born in Boston, Massachusetts | Athletes Born in Massachusetts | Football Players Born in Massachusetts | Football Players Who Debuted with the Tonawanda Kardex



