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	Harley's exploits set off Ohio State's greatness - centralohio.com
		In 1913, just before Chic's senior year, the family was about to return home when Columbus East High School principal John D. Harlor and Tigers' football captain John Vorys convinced the Harleys that Chic should stay for his final prep campaign.
		Unfortunately, as in high school, Harley experienced defeat for the only time in the final game of his career.
		"Chic had an uncanny sense of timing," wrote Lew Byrer, sports editor of the Columbus Citizen.
	www.centralohio.com /ohiostate/stories/20031007/football/406558.html

	The Birth of Ohio Stadium
		Ohio State’s first three-time All-American football player, Charles Wesley "Chic" Harley who was born in Chicago and came to Columbus at the age of 12, played in only two losing games in his career — his last at Columbus East High School and his last at Ohio State.
		Chic’s brilliant running, passing, punting and kicking not only led the Buckeyes to 21 straight victories, but lifted OSU football from a struggling cow college image to national recognition.
		He rated a place on Walter Camp’s All-American team, a first for a sophomore at any school.
	www.wosu.org /tv/horseshoe/bioHarley2.html

	College Football Hall of Fame
		Chic Harley attended Columbus East High School as a classmate of James Thurber and George Bellows.
		Harley was Ohio State's first three-time All-America player (1916), was on Ohio State's first Big Ten championship team (1916) and led Ohio State to its first victory over Michigan (1919).
		In 1916 he ran 20 yards for a touchdown and drop-kicked the extra point to beat Illinois 7-6; ran 27 and 80 yards and drop-kicked two extra points to beat Wisconsin 14-13, ran for 20 and 67 yards and drop-kicked a 34-yard field goal to beat Northwestern 23-3.
	collegefootball.org /famersearch.php?id=10039

	The Dayton Triangles: Red Grange & Chic Harley
		Chic Harley, Columbus boy, the greatest halfback in Ohio State history, who was all-American in 1916, 1917 and 1919, drove to Dayton with some friends Sunday to watch Red Grangles strut his stuff as a gridiron pro.
		Grange made all-America in 1923, 1924 and 1925.
		Above they are seen shaking hands just before the game between Grange's Yankees and the Dayton Triagles here Sunday.
	www.daytontriangles.org /red_chic.htm (143 words)

	Psychocandy - shop.derkeiler.com Product Guide
		Psychocandy, the group's debut album after a handful of sublimely catchy 45s, found the Glasgow lads drenching everything from the Ronettes to the Harley Davidson mythos and heroin chic in walls of feedback, matching even the Ramones in revisionist ingenuity.
		"Psychocandy" is JMC's debut and still their most musically adventurous album.
		Sounding like a collision between the 1965 Beach Boys' tour bus and a truckload of malfunctioning vacuum cleaners, the Jesus and Mary Chain found something new to do with the old rock and roll verities.
	shop.derkeiler.com /products/asinsearch_B00000I2UF (362 words)

	Cigar Aficionado People Profile Robert Davi
		Davi is not a casual cigar smoker; he's a passionate devotee and has been since long before cigars became high chic in the Hollywood of the 1990s.
		To decompress from work and family, Davi tools around on either of his two Harley-Davidson motorcycles, works out at the gym and sometimes hangs out at the Grand Havana Room, the smart-set cigar club in Beverly Hills.
		Davi says he resisted the idea, but his mother was persuasive: "What have you got to lose?" she asked him.
	www.cigaraficionado.com /Cigar/CA_Profiles/People_Profile/0,2540,44,00.html (3738 words)

	Professional Football Researchers Association- Pro Football History
		Canton fans sensed a championship in the making, but their spirits were considerably dampened Nov. 5 when Bill Harley's unheralded Toledo Maroons came to town and held them to a scoreless tie.
		That was no big deal until the league said he could also have for his Toledo Maroons his brother Chic, Pete Stinchcomb and Tarzan Taylor -- all Staleys in 1921.
		The Maroons had virtually no offense -- the closest they came to scoring was a 45-yard field-goal try -- but they stopped the Bulldogs when they had to, once only a yard from a touchdown.
	www.footballresearch.com /articles/frpage.cfm?topic=1922b (3738 words)

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