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American basketball and football player (1918–1993)

Pete Hecomovich
Personal information
Born	(1918-06-13)June 13, 1918 Taconite, Minnesota
Died	May 21, 1993(1993-05-21) (aged 74) Marble, Minnesota
Nationality	American
Listed height	6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
Listed weight	205 lb (93 kg)
Career information
College	Idaho (1941–1943)
Position	Guard
Career history
1940	Oshkosh All-Stars

Peter Anthony Hecomovich (June 13, 1918 – May 21, 1993) was an American multi-sport athlete in football and basketball. In basketball, he played in the National Basketball League for the Oshkosh All-Stars in one game during the 1940–41 season.

In football, Hecomovich was the starting quarterback at the University of Idaho in the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC). Selected in the thirtieth round (284th overall) of the 1943 NFL draft, he did not play in the NFL.

References

^ "Peter Hecomovich NBL stats". basketball-reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved September 3, 2019.
^ "Pete Hecomovich". Peach Basket Society. November 20, 2015. Retrieved September 3, 2019.
"Peter Hecomovich Statistics". Just Sports Stats. Retrieved September 3, 2019.
"1943 NFL Draft Listing". pro-football-reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved September 3, 2019.

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Idaho Vandals starting quarterbacks

Edwards (1893)
G. P. Mix (1894)
Fred Moore (1897)
Frank Griffin (1901)
Robert Ghormley (1901)
Howard Kirkwood (1902)
Frank Mix (1902)
John R. Middleton (1903–1905)
William Robertson (1906)
Rodney Small (1907–1908)
Enoch Perkins (1909–1912)
Harold Purdy (1913–1915)
Sam Morrison (1915)
Bertram Dingle (1916–1917)
Boyd Brigham (1918)
Ralph Breshears (1919)
Howard Breshears (1920–1922)
Skippy Stivers (1922–1924)
Glenn Jacoby (1925–1927)
Paul Hutchinson (1928)
Waldemar Pederson (1929)
George Wilson (1930–1932)
Emmert Davis (1931)
Willis Smith (1931–1933)
Elbert Inman (1934)
Clarence Devlin (1934)
Russell Honsowetz (1935)
Walter Musial (1936)
Earl Gregory (1937)
Hal Roise (1938)
Merle Stoddard (1939)
Mac Beall (1940)
Pete Hecomovich (1941–1942)
Dan Davidoff (1942)
Dick Nelson (1945)
Phil Litzenberger (1945)
Bill Williams (1946–1947)
Jim Hammond (1946–1949)
Russ Moffett (1947–1948)
Max Glaves (1949–1951)
Wayne Anderson (1951–1952)
George Eidam (1952–1954)
Howard Willis (1955–1957)
Gary Kenworthy (1957)
Joe Espinosa (1958–1959)
Gary Farnworth (1958–1959)
Sil Vial (1960)
Mike Mosolf (1961)
Gary Gagnon (1961–1962)
Mike Whiles (1962)
Gary Mires (1962–1963)
Mike Monahan (1963–1964)
John Foruria (1965–1966)
Jerry Ahlin (1965)
Joe Rodriguez (1965)
Steve Garman (1966–1967)
Paul Gentle (1967)
Steve Olson (1968–1970)
Mitch Lansdell (1968–1969)
John Hathaway (1969)
Pete Glindeman (1969)
Tom Ponciano (1970–1971)
Bruce Cole (1971)
Rick Seefried (1971–1973)
Ross Goddard (1972)
Dave Comstock (1972–1975)
Dennis Ballock (1974)
Rocky Tuttle (1976–1977)
Craig Juntunen (1976–1977)
Mike McCurdy (1978)
Jay Goodenbour (1978–1979)
Rob Petrillo (1979)
Ken Hobart (1980–1983)
Scott Linehan (1984–1986)
Rick Sloan (1984–85)
John Friesz (1987–1989)
Andy Beitia (1988)
Doug Nussmeier (1990–1993)
Steve Nolan (1990)
Eric Hisaw (1994–1995)
Brian Brennan (1994, 1997)
Ryan Fien (1996)
Ed Dean (1997–1998)
Greg Robertson (1998–1999)
John Welsh (1998–2001)
Brian Lindgren (2002–2003)
Michael Harrington (2003–2004)
Steve Wichman (2005–2006)
Nathan Enderle (2007–2010)
Brian Reader (2009–2011)
Taylor Davis (2011–2013)
Dominique Blackman (2012)
Logan Bushnell (2012)
Chad Chalich (2013–2014)
Matt Linehan (2014–2017)
Jake Luton (2015)
Mason Petrino (2017–2019)
Colton Richardson (2017–2019)
Michael Beaudry (2020–2021)
CJ Jordan (2020)
Zach Borisch (2020–2021)
Gevani McCoy (2022–2023)
Jack Layne (2022–2024)
Jack Wagner (2024)
Nick Josifek (2024)

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