A former college quarterback has donated memorabilia from his playing days. The items are 55 years old and include a jersey.
David Parham played in the final football season at Haverford College in 1971. He has now returned his jersey to the college.
Further details about the donation are available from the source, including the circumstances of Parham's decision to bring the jersey back after so many years.
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