Original sentence: After retiring from the NFL, Paul Duhart attended Boston College in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, and graduated with a bachelor's degree in history and English.Duhart died at his home in Huntington Beach, California, in 2006; he was 85 years old.Duhart led the Arcadia Apaches football program from 1960 through 1969, and also served as the head coach of the boys' varsity golf and girls' varsity tennis teams.Duhart was a published poet in his later years and was remembered as a mentor to many students during his long tenure at Arcadia High School.He coached the girls' tennis team to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) tournament finals in 1992, and was later inducted into Arcadia High School's coaching Hall of Fame in 1998.He spoke French fluently, and taught French and history classes at Arcadia.His 1961 Pacific League championship team was undefeated, extending his personal win streak to thirty games, and for the first time ever, the Arcadia Apaches defeated their cross-town rivals, the Monrovia High School Wildcats.In 1960, Duhart moved west from Worcester, Massachusetts to become the athletic director and head varsity football coach for Arcadia High School in Arcadia, California
Edited sentence: A poet-warrior, Coach Duhart led the Varsity Football program from 1960 through 1969, and also served as the Varsity Boys Golf Coach for many years, as well as the Varsity Girls Tennis Coach, which he led to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Finals in 1992.After retiring from the NFL, Paul Duhart attended Boston College where he earned a bachelor's degree in History and English.Duhart was a published poet in his later years and a great friend and mentor to many students during his long tenure at Arcadia High School.Fluent in French, he taught French and History classes at Arcadia.He lived out his days in Huntington Beach, California, where he died in 2006, at age 85.He was inducted into Acradia High School's coaching Hall of Fame in 1998.His 1961 Pacific League Championship team was undefeated, extending his win streak to 30 games, and for the first time ever, the Arcadia Apaches defeated their cross-town rivals, the Monrovia Wildcats.In 1960, Duhart traveled west from Worcester, Massachusetts to become Arcadia High School's Head Varsity Football Coach and Athletic Director, riding a 22 game win streak