John Quincy "Quince" Banbury (August 29, 1883 – January 19, 1956) was an American football player and coach. Banbury played for the University of Pittsburgh...
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John Banbury may refer to: Quince Banbury (John Quincy Banbury, 1883–1956), American football player and coach John Banbury (MP for Gloucester) (died 1403/04)...
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author John Banbury (disambiguation), multiple people Quince Banbury (1883–1956), American football player and coach The Earl of Banbury (1547–1632),...
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replaced Quince Banbury at right halfback; Tex Richards replaced Calvin Marshall at right tackle; Paul Vitte replaced John Turner at center; Quince Banbury replaced...
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Karl Swenson as assistant coach. At the 1907 season ending banquet Quince Banbury was chosen captain by his teammates. The drama in this offseason centered...
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at right guard; Quince Banbury replaced Ted Perry at left end; Walter Ritchie replaced Henry Boisseau at quarterback; Winfred Banbury replaced Jud Schmidt...
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V. Long (1912–1913) Harry Buck (1914–1915) Lamar Hoover (1916–1917) Quince Banbury (1918) Kenneth Cassidy (1919) Wilmer D. Elfrink (1920) Lamar Hoover...
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final score 25–0. The WUP lineup for the game against Butler A. C. was Quince Banbury (right end),Calvin Marshall (right tackle), Arthur Yielding (right guard)...
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Albert H. Dickinson (1906) No team (1908–1910) Quince Banbury (1912–1923) Quince Banbury (1927) Quince Banbury (1929) Harland Wiley (1930–1935) Earl Craven...
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V. Long (1912–1913) Harry Buck (1914–1915) Lamar Hoover (1916–1917) Quince Banbury (1918) Kenneth Cassidy (1919) Wilmer D. Elfrink (1920) Lamar Hoover...
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