Deletion of Ed Foley Sr.

Comment: Meets  and , per Cbl62, Hirolovesswords, and E.M.Gregory
Stance: keep
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Comment: He did receive coverage in ''The Boston Globe'', but I've not yet found enough to satisfy .  See, e.g., https://www.newspapers.com/clip/29063066/foley_lone_bc_vet_in_backfield/ here and https://www.newspapers.com/clip/29063132/three_interceptions_leave_ed_foley_a/ here
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Comment: per  that continued long after his playing years: Boston Herald 24 Nov 1993, by Jonas Kalish,  ''Ed Foley's son shines'', " Foley finished his college career with 1,916 passing yards - 15th on BC's all-time list - and nine touchdown passes. He was the Eagles' No.1 quarterback for most of 1964 and 1965 while BC went a combined 11-7.  The Foleys attend nearly all of BC's games, and have watched their son..." New York Daily News, 13 December 1998, by Mike Lupica, ''FOR FOLEYS, GIFT OF LIFE / WITH NEW KIDNEY, MOM'S HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS,'' "They had been a couple of years apart at Woburn High School and so they really met at a place called the Eagle's Nest at Boston College on a February afternoon in 1966. Ed Foley was a senior, the star quarterback of coach Jim Miller's football team..." a detailed profile of Foley and his family.   Much more in news archive searches
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:SIGCOV)