Ralph Mask

Ralph Owen Mask, age 66, Covington, GA View Details

Cities: Tucson AZ, Chagrin Falls OH

Ralph Mask, age 70, Maple Heights, OH View Details

Cities: Tucson AZ, Chagrin Falls OH

Ralph Mask, age 70, Maple Heights, OH View Details

Locations: Tucson AZ, Chagrin Falls OH

Ralph Owen Mask, age 66, Covington, GA View Details

Locations: Tucson AZ, Chagrin Falls OH

Ralph P Mask, age 70s, Seattle, WA View Details

Locations: Seattle WA

Rudy A Carolyn, age 80s View Details

Possible Relatives: Carolyn S Mask, Christy Sunshine Mask, Clate W Mask

Ralph Makepeace

Ralph Makepeace was an English footballer who played as a left half or centre half. After beginning his career in English local football, he emigrated to Canada, where he spent two years playing for Cread more...anadian clubs, including representing the province of Saskatchewan in the Dominion Championships. He returned to England and played for Blackhall Colliery Welfare, from where he signed for Football League First Division club Sunderland. He was released after a few months, and joined Third Division North club Hartlepools United, with whom he played 45 matches in the Football League over two seasons. He also played once in the Third Division for Darlington in between further spells with Blackhall Welfare.read less...

Ralph Mackin

Ralph Mackin and his wife were a Seventh-day Adventist couple from Ohio, United States. They claimed to experience gifts of the Holy Spirit such as prophecy, speaking in tongues, and even casting out read more...demons. They caused a stir at a local Adventist camp meeting, which was reported in the local newspaper. They later sought the counsel of Ellen G. White, whom Adventists believe had the gift of prophecy. White was initially cautious regarding their experiences, and later came out opposed to them. After leading some meetings at an Adventist church for a time, they pass from prominence in the church.read less...

Ralph Tasker

Ralph Edwin Tasker was a high school boys' basketball coach. Born in Moundsville, West Virginia, he coached for over 50 years, including 49 years at Hobbs High School in Hobbs, New Mexico. As head coaread more...ch at Sulphur Springs (OH), Lovington (NM), and Hobbs, he compiled a win-loss record of 1122-291 (.794). He won twelve New Mexico Boys' State Basketball Championships: one with Lovington (1949) and eleven with Hobbs. His other accomplishments include twice being named National High School Coach of the Year, induction into the National High School Sports Hall of Fame, and being chosen for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Morgan Wootten Award. The Hobbs Eagles' home gymnasium is named Ralph Tasker Arena in his honor. Known for employing a full-court press for the entire game, Tasker's teams were often high scoring, with his 1969-70 team averaging 114.6 points per game and recording 14 consecutive 100-point games, both national high school records.read less...