Gil Bergerson

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Gilbert Bergerson
Date of birth: July 19, 1910
Place of birth: Vernonia, Oregon, United States
Date of death: October 18, 1987 (aged 77)
Place of death: Corvallis, Oregon, United States
Career information
Position(s): Guard
Tackle
College: Oregon State
Organizations
 As player:
1932
1933
1933
1935-1936		 Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Charles Gilbert "Gil" Bergerson (July 19, 1910 — October 18, 1987[1]) was an American football player who played in the National Football League from 1932 to 1936. He played college football for Oregon State University and played for three NFL teams in 39 games over 4 seasons.

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Chicago Bears 1932 NFL Champions
Gil Bergerson | Carl Brumbaugh | Bill Buckler | Lloyd Burdick | Zuck Carlson | George Corbett | Al Culver | John Doehring | Harold Ely | Tiny Engebretsen | Paul Franklin | Red Grange | Bill Hewitt | Herb Joesting | Luke Johnsos | Joe Kopcha | Bernie Leahy | Ookie Miller | Keith Molesworth | Al Moore | Don Murry | Bronko Nagurski | Dick Nesbitt | Bert Pearson | Jim Pederson | Paul Schuette | Johnny Sisk | Cookie Tackwell | George Trafton
Head Coach Ralph Jones
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Chicago Bears 1933 NFL Champions
Gil Bergerson | Carl Brumbaugh | Bill Buckler | Zuck Carlson | George Corbett | John Doehring | Paul Franklin | Red Grange | Bill Hewitt | Luke Johnsos | Bill Karr | Joe Kopcha | Link Lyman | Jack Manders | Ookie Miller | Keith Molesworth | George Musso | Bronko Nagurski | Dick Nesbitt | Bert Pearson | Ray Richards | Gene Ronzani | Johnny Sisk | Dick Smith | Dick Stahlman | Cookie Tackwell | Joe Zeller
Head Coach George Halas


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