Coleman Zeno
by celerino sanchez on Jun 21, 2009 12:33 PM EDT
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PrintMy brother and I used to visit Giants training camp when it was at Monmouth College in NJ in the 1970's.
In 1971, The Giants drafted a guy on the 17th round with the fantastic name of Coleman Zeno. He was a Wide Receiver out of Grambling. Of course he became an instant favorite of ours , what with that very cool name, that very low draft round, and being from Grambling. We got his autograph on one of our visits to Monmouth.
He only played one year for the Big Blue. In 1971, played in 2 games, caught 5 passes for 97 yards and rushed twice for ten yards. Sadly he scored no TD's. Coleman wore number 88.
I've been trying for years to find a picture of the Z-Man.
Anyone have a pic of him?
Anyone remember that cool name?
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Why don't you write to him
at
5420 E Gettysburg Ave
Fresno, CA 93727-7129
Maybe he’ll send you an autographed picture.
You play to win the game!
by Simms-McConkey on Jun 22, 2009 11:27 AM EDT reply actions
That Fresno address
Where did you find it? whose is it ?
by celerino sanchez on Jun 22, 2009 3:08 PM EDT reply actions
Whitepages.com
Joseph C. Zeno, of the correct age demographic.
It’s the only Joseph C. Zeno listed, although I suppose it’s not guaranteed. Worth a 39 cent stamp to find out though, I suppose.
You play to win the game!
I'm for abolishing the U.S. post
since it seems 90% of their work is just bill delivery for big companies
You play to win the game!
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