Peter Glick (American football)

Peter J. Glick Jr. was an American author, football player and coach who lived from 1922 until September 1986. He played college football for Princeton from 1941 to 1944 and afterwards worked in coaching, serving as an assistant at TCNJ in 1946 and 1947 before taking the post of head football coach at Delaware Valley University in 1950, a single season in which his team recorded one win, five losses and one tie. He later joined the faculty of Delaware Valley University, which keeps a memorial profile of him in its archives. The sources describe him chiefly as a player and coach in American football and as an author, and they give only a short outline of a career that was spent mostly in college sport and teaching.