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Henry Taylor Phillips... both his father George (d.1915) and mother Annie (d.1958) were born in Scotland... family was Protestant (United)... he was 76 years old when he passed away in Toronto on 14 May 1989 (he was buried at Prospect Cemetery, Section 39, Lot 300)... grew up participating in soccer, badminton, tennis, golf... worked at the Dingman Co. in Toronto from 1929 to 1935 (鈥漡eneral work in the manufacture of soap鈥�)... moved to Schumacher in 1936 to work for the McIntyre Gold Mines... served in the Royal Canadian Air Force for nearly two years from 1941 to 1943 during World War II (he was a sergeant at the time of his discharge)...

posthumously honoured by the 撸撸视频 Hall of Fame as a player... in 1950, he was one of 16 footballers shortlisted in a Best in 50 Years poll by The Canadian Press...

with Toronto Scottish FC, a Dominion of Canada Football Championship winner (Challenge Trophy in 1933)... with Toronto John Inglis, a Toronto & District League winner (1944) and an Ontario Major League winner (1945)... with Chicago Viking AA, a USSFA National Challenge Trophy winner (Dewar Challenge Trophy in 1946)...

honoured by Toronto Oakwood with a testimonial match on 4 September 1950 (he took four stitches to the head after a collision in the friendly match)... on 20 June 1958, organised a Toronto Scottish 25th anniversary reunion dinner at the Royal York Hotel (celebrating the team鈥檚 1933 North American championship)...

as noted in The Shotgun in 1944, he 鈥減lays centre half and rates with the best鈥�... as noted in The Shotgun in 1945, 鈥淢r. third Back himself, rated the best centre half in the city鈥�... as noted in The Shotgun, Phillips was the 鈥淧in-up Boy at centre half who plays the most important position on the team and plays it well, his masterful teamwork in placing the ball in the right place at the right time鈥�... as noted in 1947 in the Toronto Star, Phillips was 鈥渁 tough baby to get past... definitely a defensive centre half鈥�... as noted in a 1948 Greenbacks team program, he was 鈥渇or years classed as the top man in his position in North American soccer鈥�... as noted in 1949 in the Toronto Star, 鈥渙ne of the game鈥檚 great hereabouts鈥�... wrote Bill Entwistle in 1950, 鈥淗arry probably has won more honours at the sport than any other player on the North American continent鈥�... noted Ed Waring in 1958 in The Globe, 鈥渙ne of Canada鈥檚 greatest soccer players鈥�... wrote Colin Jose, 鈥渁n outstanding centre half鈥�...