Trading quarterbacks evokes dramatic study in pro football
Melvin Durslag argues quarterback trades reveal personality clashes between players and ownership. He details cases from Roman Gabriel to John Unitas, noting how new owners honor or alter long contracts and the legal risks for athletes when ownership changes.
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Willie Ellison
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John Hadl
San Diego
Rams
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota
New York
John Unitas
Baltimore
Unitas
Colts
Schmeling and Louis Remain Boxing Elites in Defiant Portraits
The 67 year old Max Schmeling reflects on a storied career marked by losses and comebacks from 1932 to 1938, including the 1938 rematch with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. Louis, now a public figure in Las Vegas, emphasizes protecting boxing by frequent title defenses and values the recognition from fans, not wealth.
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Fritz Spiess
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Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Joe Louis
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Nazi Germany
West Germany
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Coca Cola
Schimeling
George Foreman
Joe Frazier
Jamaica
Max
Artner
Joe
Foreman
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Associated Press
Earl Gerheim
Central Park
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