COACHING CAREER
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY  1939-1975

GREY CUP PARTICIPATION (PLAYER) 1933
GREY CUP WINNING TEAM (PLAYER) 1933

FRANK TINDALL HAD TWO OUTSTANDING SEASONS WITH THE TORONTO ARGONAUTS, INCLUDING A GREY CUP WIN IN 1933. HE WAS NAMED THE ALL-TIME ALL-STAR ARGOS TACKLE OF THE 1921 - 1941 ERA.

FOLLOWING HIS PLAYING CAREER, FRANK TINDALL BEGAN A COACHING CAREER AT QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY WHICH TURNED INTO A DYNASTY. HE LED THE GOLDEN GAELS TO EIGHT INTERCOLLEGIATE TITLES AND ONE NATIONAL TITLE. HIS FOOTBALL COACHING RECORD WAS 112 WINS, 84 LOSSES, AND 2 TIES.

FRANK TINDALL HAS BEEN THE RECIPIENT OF THE CANADIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION/CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAQUE FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICES TO FOOTBALL IN CANADA. THE FRANK TINDALL TROPHY IS PRESENTED ANNUALLY TO THE CANADIAN INTERUNIVERSITY ATHLETIC UNION'S FOOTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR. FRANK TINDALL IS A MEMBER OF THE QUEEN'S FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME.

INDUCTED 1985 – BUILDER

Class of 1985 Tony Gabriel, Frank Rigney, Bill Zock