Fred Benners was an American football player, born on June 22, 1930, in Dallas, Texas. He played the 1952 NFL season with the New York Giants after a distinguished college career at Southern Methodist University, where he was known for his outstanding performance in a famous upset against Notre Dame. Benners left professional football to become a lawyer in Dallas, but he remains celebrated as one of SMU's greatest players.
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Meaning of the name - Fred
peaceful ruler
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Fred Benners belongs to the Silent Generation group.
Place of Birth: Dallas, Texas
Educated At: Highland Park High School | Southern Methodist University
Occupation: American football player
Employers: New York Giants | Southern Methodist University
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Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on June 22, 2024 | Secondary Progressions for June 22, 2024 |
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| Sun | 0 Cancer 32 | 1 Cancer 45 | 0 Libra 55 |
| Moon | 9 Taurus 25 | 10 Capricorn 11 | 1 Scorpio 4 |
| Mercury | 9 Gemini 7 | 11 Cancer 20 | 25 Virgo 12 |
| Venus | 4 Leo 11 | 6 Cancer 42 | 16 Scorpio 38 |
| Mars | 14 Taurus 25 | 9 Taurus 58 | 16 Cancer 21 |
| Jupiter | 28 Gemini 55 | 6 Gemini 23 | 17 Cancer 20 |
| Saturn | 9 Capricorn 30 | 19 Pisces 18 | 5 Capricorn 44 |
| Uranus | 15 Aries 1 | 25 Taurus 21 | 13 Aries 52 |
| Neptune | 1 Virgo 15 | 29 Pisces 54 | 4 Virgo 21 |
| Pluto | 18 Cancer 40 | 1 Aquarius 32 | 20 Cancer 44 |
| Rahu | 29 Aries 47 | 11 Aries 40 | 24 Aries 49 |
| Ketu | 29 Libra 47 | 11 Libra 40 | 24 Libra 49 |
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