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Naseby Rhinehart: Pioneer in Developing Coursework for Athletic Trainers at the University of Montana

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Naseby Rhinehart was a pioneer in developing coursework for athletic trainers at the University of Montana. Rhinehart was born on May 6, 1911, to Wesley and Crawford Rhinehart on a plantation in Cordele, Georgia. His family moved to Milwaukee, where he attended Lincoln High School. Rhinehart played football in 1928 and 1929. He was the […]

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