Walt Barnes

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Walt Barnes
Date of birth: January 26, 1918
Place of birth: Flag of the United States Parkersburg, WV
Date of death: September 6, 1998
Career information
Position(s): Offensive lineman
College: Louisiana State
Organizations
 As player:
1948-1951 Philadelphia Eagles
Career highlights and Awards
Pro Bowls: 1
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Walter Lee Barnes (January 26, 1918 - September 6, 1998) was an American football offensive lineman in the NFL for the Philadelphia Eagles. He played college football at Louisiana State University.

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Philadelphia Eagles 1948 NFL Champions
Neill Armstrong | Walt Barnes | Russ Craft | Noble Doss | Otis Douglas | Jack Ferrante | Mario Giannelli | John Green | Fred Hartman | Dick Humbert | Tom Johnson | Bucko Kilroy | Ben Kish | Vic Lindskog | Jay McDowell | Bill Mackrides | John Magee | Bap Manzini | Duke Maronic | Pat McHugh | Joe Muha | Jack Myers | Les Palmer | Jim Parmer | Cliff Patton | Pete Pihos | Hal Prescott | Bosh Pritchard | George Savitsky | Vic Sears | Ernie Steele | Gil Steinke | Frank Szymanski | Tommy Thompson | Steve Van Buren | Al Wistert | Alex Wojciechowicz
Head Coach Greasy Neale
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Philadelphia Eagles 1949 NFL Champions
Neill Armstrong | Walt Barnes | Chuck Bednarik | Russ Craft | Otis Douglas | Jack Ferrante | Mario Giannelli | John Green | Dick Humbert | Mike Jarmoluk | Bucko Kilroy | Ben Kish | Vic Lindskog | Jay McDowell | Bill Mackrides | John Magee | Duke Maronic | Pat McHugh | Joe Muha | Jack Myers | Jim Parmer | Cliff Patton | Pete Pihos | Hal Prescott | Bosh Pritchard | Frank Reagan | George Savitsky | Clyde Scott | Vic Sears | Leo Skladany | Tommy Thompson | Steve Van Buren | Al Wistert | Alex Wojciechowicz | Frank Ziegler
Head Coach Greasy Neale
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