coach at Wake Forest College—now known as Wake Forest University—in 1928. After football Cofall returned to Cleveland where he founded Stanco Oil Company in 1935. That company later merged with the National Solvent Corporation, manufacturer of greases and oils, in 1937 with Cofall as president-treasurer. Cofall continued to be active in the Cleveland sports scene. In 1942 he helped bring the Notre Dame–Navy football game to Cleveland and was a founder of the Cleveland Touchdown Club. He also served as chairman of the Cleveland Boxing Commission and the director of liquor control for the state of Ohio. Family Cofall was married to Irene Held, and they had three children, Jack, Stanley Jr., and Mrs. Blossom Cummings. After their divorce in 1953, he and his second wife, Louise, moved to Peninsula, Ohio. They had a child, Dan Cofall. Cofall died at home in 1962 and was buried at Union Cemetery in Peninsula. Cofall's son, Dan Cofall, graduated from Notre Dame and Southern Methodist University. Dan also hosts the daily financial talk show, "The Wall Street Shuffle", heard daily 4-6pm on CNN 1190am radio in Dallas-Ft. Worth. Head coaching record College References External links 1894 births 1961 deaths Cleveland Tigers (NFL) players Cleveland Tigers-Indians coaches Holmesburg Athletic Club players Loyola Greyhounds football coaches Massillon Tigers coaches Massillon Tigers players New York Brickley Giants players Notre Dame Fighting Irish football players Pottsville Maroons (Anthracite League) players Union Club of Phoenixville players Union Quakers of Philadelphia players Youngstown Patricians players National Football League founders Wake Forest Demon Deacons football coaches High school football coaches in Pennsylvania American military personnel of World War I Sportspeople from Cleveland Players of American football from Cleveland