Pro Grid Association Formed By NFL Players
New York December 29 1947 NFL players formed a National Football Players association to press for aims including training camp expenses salaries for pre season exhibitions recognition by the NFL injury provisions and a pension plan. Norman Van Brocklin Kyle Rote and Creighton Miller were named to lead talks with Commissioner Bert Bell.
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New York
Creighton
Miller
Notre Dame
Asm
Norm van Brocklin
Los Angeles
Kyle Rote
Bert Bell
Bell
NFL
Broadway Tenpin Notes Sparse Week Bowling Standouts
Payton Lampman led Broadway bowlers with 210 584 series while Sun Shine loop saw Lampman 210 584 and Sinton Lampman 212 567. Vernon Schultz rolled 295 564 and Rab Vraze 204 559. Gil Kosub led St Michael's circuit at 211 558. Florence Skloss added 192 469.4
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Payton Lampman
Broadway ooWlers
Lampmann
Ted¢ Ehest
Sinton Lampmann
Vernon Shultz
Rab Vraze
St. Michael's
Gil Kosub
Florenc Skloss
Bears Favored to Cop Pro Title in Championship Clash
New York Giants and Chicago Bears prepare for a National Football League title game at Yankee Stadium. Rick Casares and Ed Brown pace an offense aided by Harlon Hill as Chicago seeks its seventh league crown. A 70,000 crowd is expected with radio TV rights worth about 200,000 dollars.
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NEW York
Dee
Rick Casares
Ed Brown
Harlon Hill
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Yankie Stadion
Toronxall Park
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Hill
Bears
Giants
Casares
Detroit
Caroline
Cardinals
Illinois
Wense
Roosevelt Grier
Andy Robusteich
Little Ma” Modzelewski
Sam Huff
Frank Gifford
Alex Webster
Mel [Triplett
Gifford
Charlie Conerly
Dan c Heinrich
Kyle J. Rote
San Antonio Bowling Chatter Notes New Year Reopenings and Scores
San Antonio Bowling Chatter reports on lane reopenings after resurfacing at Woodlawn and Knights of Columbus, New Year hours, and a new Major league series starting January 8. Scores feature Sneth Dietrich John Becker Buckley Workman Barnett Eckhardt Giegerich Vander Pearsen Tezel and others across multiple leagues with high marks and 67 10 splits.
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San Antonio
Sneth Dietrich
John Becker
Ed Buckley
Richard Workman
Harry Barnett
Woodlawn
Knights of Columbus
Bt. Joseph’s Club
Turner Club
Hermann Sotis
Wilber Payne
Dwight Schuckle
Louis Vander
Pearsen
Joe Crittel
Roger ‘Burkhart
Fay Giegerich
Pipsqueak John
Margle
Boenig
Ernest Tezel
Elmer Cunningham
Lonnie Williamson
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
First Federal
Savings and Loan Association
Ray Robinson to Fight Fullmer at Madison Square Garden
New York. Sugar Ray Robinson, 36, defends his world middleweight title against Gene Fullmer in a scheduled 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Fullmer, 25, from West Jordan Utah, is seen as a tough challenger with underdog odds. The bout is Robinsons second defense since regaining the title with a 2nd round KO of Bobo Olson on December 12, 1956. The Thrler International Boxing Club hopes for a $150000 gate and TV revenue shares amid Robinsons aging aura and Fullmers pursuit of the crown.
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New York
Dee. Cine
Sugar Ray Robinson
Rugged Gene
Fuller
Madison Square Garden
Robinson
Harlem
West Jordan
Utah
Fullmer
Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Sugar Ray
Bobo Olson
Hayo i
Olson
Ray
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Pro Grid Assn
Broadway
Chuck Conerly
St. Gerard's
Joe Eckhardt
Gelhert Vostro
Ken' — Eee OO
Iermann
Hermann
Tanas
Tusty Cann
Roscoe Mc Sraw
Patterson
Roger Tippet
Lila Hammonds
Ells
Dorothy Age
Irost Bank
Warren Carberry
Maynard Robinson
Liz Coyle
Ty Brooks
Jinitey Steinhauer
tander-Poorten
Ray Robinson
Trhlernational Boxing Club
Lawe
Jake Lar
Moira
En Léble
Britain
Randy Turpin
Kayoing
Turpin
Pullmer
Rocky Cagher
Tellani
Gil Turners
Ralph
Tiger” Jones
Charles Humey
Moses Ward
Turner
Bobby Boyd
Eduardo Lausse
Kayoxnd Yamocta Robinson
Hay
Joey Maxim
Jones
Cininitera
Gultago
York Aianien
Deana i
Fullearoline Moore
Oore
Webster
Nolana
Fortunato
Svoboda Esaner
Nplets
Dooley Wallace Chandler
Watkins Bingham
Einwitts Toanell
Birivktand
Tale of
Sager Ray Robinia
Genn Pullmer
Wednest
Suara Garden
U.S
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Travis Park
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