North African Campaign and as an air-sea rescuer off Newfoundland. Hinkle was discharged from the Coast Guard in 1946 and began working for Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. He later lived in Steubenville, Ohio, working as a sales representative for an industrial supply company. He also worked in the late 1960s as a sports desk anchor for an Ohio television station. He was the head coach for the Toronto Tigers, a semi-professional football team, in 1962. He died in Steubenville in 1988 at age 79 following a long illness. He was buried at Toronto Union Cemetery in Toronto, Ohio. Footnotes Further reading Myron Cope, The Game That Was: The Early Days of Pro Football. New York: World Publishing Co., 1970. —Extensive interview, chapter 7. External links Pro Football Hall of Fame: Member profile 1909 births 1988 deaths American football fullbacks Bucknell Bison football players Green Bay Packers players College Football Hall of Fame inductees Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees People from Toronto, Ohio Players of American football from Ohio United States Coast Guard personnel of World War II United States Coast Guard officers