Pro Football Hall Of Fame Members / Jan 25 James Lofton and coach Hank Stram were elected to the Pro football Hall of Fame on qb,1989 Jim brown, fb, 1971 Roosevelt brown, t, 1975 willie brown, db, 1984 http://quickstart.clari.net/qs_se/webnews/wed/ca/Sfbp-lgns-hallist.Rf3e_DJP.html
Extractions: Running back Marcus Allen, defensive end Elvin Bethea, guard Joe DeLamielleure, wide receiver James Lofton and coach Hank Stram were elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday. The following are the members in the Hall of Fame: Clari News All the views of all the news! Herb Adderley, db, 1980 Marcus Allen, rb, 2003
Fanatic Zone - Serious Stats For Serious Fans football Basketball Tennessee football Basketball Vanderbilt football BasketballScoreboard 115, Earnest Graham 12-60, willie Green 8-37, Vernell brown 1-15 http://www.secfanatic.com/data/football/boxscores/box_218980.shtml
Extractions: Scoring Team Play Florida - E Graham 2 YD RUN (M Leach KICK) Ohio U. - K Kerr 48 YD Ohio U. - K Kerr 20 YD Florida - A Walker 18 YD PASS FROM R Grossman (M Leach KICK) Florida - R Carthon 5 YD RUN (M Leach KICK) Florida - E Graham 40 YD RUN (M Leach KICK) Florida - W Green 1 YD RUN (TWO-POINT CONVERSION FAILED)
Morgan Honors Four Football Legends Morgan State University honors four football legends, retiring the jerseysof willie Lanier, Len Ford, Leroy Kelly and Roosevelt brown. http://www.blackcollegewire.org/sports/021108_morgan-fame/printable/
Extractions: Photo by Cleveland Browns Len Ford Morgan State University has honored its legends by retiring four jerseys of football greats in the storied history of Morgan football. The tributes to Willie Lanier, Len Ford, Leroy Kelly and Roosevelt Brown, all NFL Hall of Famers, were made at a luncheon Oct. 25. Lanier, Kelly and Brown attended; Ford's daughter, Deborah, represented Ford. Brown was an HBCU All-American with Morgan from 1951 to 1952, and he played under legendary coach Eddie Hurt. Brown began a 13-season career with the New York Giants at age 20. He was selected as an All-NFL team member eight times between 1956 and 1963. Brown also played in nine Pro Bowls and was the NFL's lineman of the year in 1956. Kelly played with the Bears under coach Earl Banks. He was named to the All-NFL team five times and was also selected to play in six Pro Bowls. He played professionally for the Cleveland Browns and took over as running back when the legendary Jim Brown retired as all-time leading rusher in 1965. In 1967, Kelly led the league in rushing yards (1,205), yards per carry (5.1) and touchdowns (11). In 1968, he led the league in rushing yards (1,269) and touchdowns (16). He retired with career totals of 7,724 yards and 74 touchdowns. The late Ford was a classic two-way player with Coach Hurt in the 1940s. He was with the Dons in the old days of the American Athletic Football Conference. After the AAFC folded, he played with the Cleveland Browns, who soon converted him to a defensive end. Using unique defensive tactics, they fully tapped into his pass-rushing talent.
Extractions: 1989 MEN'S PRELIMINARY #1 For the first time ever, the Superstars had a conporate sponsor as the competition was known as the "Jeep Superstars." Willie Gault won the final three events to claim the victory. New York Jets tight end Mickey Shuler had the early lead, but sprained his ankle in the obstacle course. Shuler slipped approaching the tires and his left foot hit the tire and rolled over. The rowing competition returned to the lake at Key Biscayne after being hled in Miami Harbor since 1985. Bal harbour and Key Biscayne, Florida Air Date: April 9, 1989 Announcers: Ahmad Rashad, Jimmy Cefalo and Fred Roggin. PLC. NAME, SPORT SWIM BSKT TEN WL BOWL ROW BIKE HALF OC TOTAL MONEY Willie Gault , Football Mickey Shuler , Football Randall Cunningham , Football Herschel Walker , Football Tim Brown , Football Eric Dickerson , Football Dave Krieg , Football Anthony Carter , Football Chris Doleman , Football Mike Quick , Football INDIVIDUAL EVENT RESULTS SWIMMING (50 Yards) - final 1. Randall Cunningham 2. Mickey Shuler
American Football League Hall Of Fame Photos The American football League Hall of Fame dedicated to the players, coaches, ownersand fans of the greatest professional football league ever. willie brown. http://www.conigliofamily.com/AFLHallofFamePhotos.htm
Inductee Name Joe brown, Professional Boxing, New Orleans, 1976. willie brown, football,Grambling, NFL, 1985. Pat browne, Golfer, US Golf Champion, 1998. http://www.lasportshof.com/members/memberlist1.htm
Extractions: "Legends and Kids" Your browser doesn't support java or java is not enabled! Inductee Name Sports Category College/Association Induction Date Danny Abramowicz Pro Football New Orleans Saints Joe Adcock Major League Baseball Coushatta, LSU Joe Aillet Football Coach Louisiana Tech Charles Alexander Football LSU, NFL Billy Allgood Basketball Coach Louisiana College John Altobello High School Basketball Coach New Orleans Alex "Greek" Athas Tulane Bill Banker Football Tulane Gary Barbaro Football New Orleans/Nicholls State/NFL Bernie Bierman Football Coach Tulane Buddy Blair Basketball, Track, Baseball LSU Mel Blount Football Southern University, NFL Vida Blue Major League Baseball Mansfield Tommy Bolt Professional Golf Shreveport Zeke Bonura Major League Baseball New Orleans Sid Bowman Track and Field LSU Warren Braden Football Southern University, NFL
SPORTS FACTS - American Football - Pro Bowl American football Pro Bowl HOME DIARY HISTORY LINKS American football On This Page Oakland1965 Western 3814 Keith Lincoln San Diego willie brown Denver 1966 http://sportsfacts.net/history/american_football/nfl/pro_bowl.html
Extractions: 1939-43 An end of season game between the league champions and an all-star team 1951-53 American Conference v National Conference All-star teams 1954-70 Eastern Conference v Western Conference All-star teams Since 1971 AFC v NFC All-star teams Since 1984 the Dan McGuire Award has been given to the game's MVP. Dan McGuire was a journalist on the Honolulu Advertiser. AFL All-Star Games Top
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1999-2000 : 1st LEG STATS NATIONAL football LEAGUE 19992000 1st LEG STATS. 4. East Bengal Jackson Agaypong,Opoku Emmanuel - Nigeria brown willie Ghana O. Luis Ferrira - Brazil. http://www.indianfootball.8m.com/nfl2000/1stlegstats.htm
Extractions: The First Goal of the National League 99-2000 was scored by Denis Cabral of Salgaocar versus JCT on 9/12/99 at New Delhi. The First Hatrick was scored by Francis Silveira of Churchill Bros. on 12/12/99 verus Dempo in Goa. The First Yellow Card was received by Hardip Singh Sanga of J. C. T. On 9/12/99 at New Delhi. The First Red Card was received by Chanchal Bhattacharya of East Bengal on 11-12-99 at Calcutta. Maximum goal scorer in a game, Francis Silveria of Churchill Bros, 4 goals versus Dempo on 12/12/99 Most number of goals in a match 8, Mahindra defeated Dempo 7 : 1 on 2/1/2000 in Goa 41 Foreigners playing in the National League 99-2000 1. Salgaocar:
Gallery 3 - Football 2 Francis Murphy (partly cut off with with hat), Johnny Gribben, Pat Maginnis, RobbieRonan, Andy Murnin, James brown, Harry Downey, Sean Spires, willie Ronan. http://www.gaa.ie/clonduff/gallery3.htm
Extractions: tu Clonduff - Down Senior Champions 1944 Back Row (left to right) Francis Murphy (Selector), Peter McEvoy, John Joe Brown, Eamon Grant, Andy Murnin, Charlie Bradley, Dinny McAlinden, Felix O'Hanlon (Selector), Houghie McAleavey, Peter Bradley Middle Row (left to right) John Lowry, Frank Murray, Henry Brown, Paddy O'Hagan, James Brown (Captain), Fr P Keenan PP, Patsy Rooney, Pat Brown, John woods; Front Tom Brown, Jimmy Doyle The 1952 Championship winning team Back row: Francis Murphy (partly cut off with with hat), Johnny Gribben, Pat Maginnis, Robbie Ronan, Andy Murnin, James Brown, Harry Downey, Sean Spires, Willie Ronan. (Wee Dan Brannigan is in the centre back with cap). Front Row: Tom Travers (partly cut off), Kevin Mussen, Henry Brown, Paddy O'Hagan (Capt), Eamon Grant, Pat Gribben, Jum Devlin. This team picked up the Frank O'Hare cup in 1957 Back row (left to right) John Joe Brown (dec), John Rice, Pat Brown, James Anthony Brown, Dan Haughian (dec), Peter Hamill (dec), Clement McPolin (dec), James Brown (dec), Francis Murphy (dec), A N Other. Middle Row (left to right) Willie Mussen (dec), Sean Murray, Leo Lowry, Fintan Mussen, Paddy Joe Morgan, Brendan Rooney, Seamus McGreevy, Jimmy Doyle, Paddy O'Hagan, Little Noel Mussen, Two Others. Front (left to right) Eamon McGinn, Cathal Murray, Laurence McPolin, Kevin Mussen (Captain), Tom Mooney, Liam O'Hagan, Stephen Morgan, Brendan Doyle, Pete Fitzpatrick. Clonduff's Kevin Mussen
MINT State Inc. - Graded Football Cards GRADED football CARDS 1970 1979 1972 Topps 8 NFC Scoring Leaders (Knight, Mann,Gossett), PSA 9 MINT, $129. 1972 Topps 28 willie brown (HOFer), PSA 9 MINT, $229. http://www.mintstateinc.com/f1970.htm
Extractions: DESCRIPTION (Click on Card for Scan) GRADE PRICE 1970 Kelloggs #50 Fred Biletnikoff (HOFer) PSA 10 GEM MT 1970 Kelloggs #59 Don Maynard (HOFer) PSA 10 GEM MT 1970 Topps #44 Jack Snow (Rookie) PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #119 George Byrd PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #125 Deacon Jones (HOFer) PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #142 Tom Matte PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #160 Larry Wilson (HOFer) PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #176 George Sauer PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #179 Mike Garrett PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #190 Dick Butkus (HOFer) PSA 9 MINT 1970 Topps #201 Mike Curtis PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #220 Buck Buchanan (HOFer) PSA 8 NM-MT 1970 Topps #261 Willie Wood (HOFer) PSA 9 MINT 1970 Topps Super Glossy #29 Joe Namath (HOFer) PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #2 Jim Butler PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #3 Marty Schottenheimer (Rookie) PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #7 Ernie Kellermann PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #14 Roy Gerela (Rookie) PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #15 Clifton McNeil PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #16 Bob Brown PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #20 Larry Wilson (HOFer) PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #21 Charlie Smith PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #26 Charley Taylor (HOFer) PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #40 Tom Woodeshick PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #46 Karl Kassulke PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #47 Jim Hart PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #52 Cas Banaszek PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #56 Bake Turner PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #60 Tommy Nobis PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #62 Altie Taylor (Rookie) PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #63 Gary Pettigrew PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #64 Spike Jones PSA 8 NM-MT 1971 Topps #67 Dick Anderson PSA 8 NM-MT
2theAdvocate again after 19 years is bringing back many wonderful memories for willie brown,none of of the play that helped cement his place in the Pro football Hall of http://www.theadvocate.com/stories/012303/mic_mickles001.shtml
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The Guardsman Sports football Head Coach George Rush was honored at the South Light Court of the CityHall of San Francisco on Feb. 25. Rush received from Mayor willie brown a http://www.theguardsman.com/031202/sports.html
Extractions: City College's basketball team defeats Delta College, 74-68, keep rolling in the NorCal playoffsThe Rams had no problems knocking the Mustangs out of the playoffs with a 74-68 win on Mar. 6, at the South Gym. Even though the final score does not show much superiority, the game was not very hard for the No. 1 team in the nation.
Extractions: Choose Sport Baseball Softball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf W Soccer M Swimming W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis Volleyball Wrestling News Releases Coach Colletto And Nine Seniors Say Good Bye: The 1996 season was the last for Boilermaker head coach Jim Colletto and nine seniors: LT Jon Krick, RE Craig Williams, MLB Chris Koeppen, WLB Joe Hagins, SCB Derrick Winston, SG Emmett Zitilli, WR Kirk Olivadotti, QB Rick Trefzger and FB Dartanian Sanders. Coach Colletto: Jim Colletto completed his 11th year as a collegiate head coach with a 38-80-4 record and was 21-42-3 in six seasons at Purdue. On Nov. 4, Colletto announced that he would step down as Purdue coach at the end of the 1996 season. He was head coach at Cal State Fullerton for five years from 1975-79. Before becoming Purdue's 32nd head coach on Dec. 6, 1990, Colletto served as offensive coordinator at Ohio State for three years. Alford Named First Team All-Big Ten: Brian Alford was named first team All-Big Ten by the media and coaches. Emmett Zitelli was second team by the media and coaches, and Chike Okeafor was second team by the coaches. Jamel Coleman, Jon Krick and Okeafor were named honorable mention by the media. Rosevelt Colvin, Mark Fischer and Coleman were honorable mention picks by the coaches. Trefzger No. 6 All-Time Passer: Quarterback Rick Trefzger finished his career No. 6 all-time in passing yards at Purdue with 5,063. Trefzger ended third all-time in pass completion percentage (.578) behind only Jim Everett and Mark Herrmann. For the season, Trefzger completed 96-of-170 (.565) passes for 1,158 yards and eight touchdowns.
Extractions: Choose Sport Baseball Softball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf W Soccer M Swimming W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis Volleyball Wrestling News Releases Special Teams Punter: 26 Danny Rogers, 92 Brandon Kaser Placekicker: 96 Shane Ryan, 17 Chris Arnce Punt Snapper: 20 Chris Daniels Kickoff: 17 Chris Arnce, 96 Shane Ryan PAT/FG Snapper: 74 Wayne Finchum Kickoff Returns:19 J. Hagins, 1 Don. Winston, 38 B. Gillins Holder: 13 Rick Trefzger, 12 Billy Dicken Punt Returns: 1 Donald Winston, 2 Derrick Brown Offense Defense
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Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Official Athletic Site Versatile athlete who lettered in five sports, including three times in football,twice in basketball, three times in Parents are willie and Audrey brown . http://ramblinwreck.ocsn.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/brown_tim00.html
Extractions: AT TECH: Reserve offensive lineman who has lettered on the PAT-FG unit the last two years . . . Slated as a backup at right guard . . . Can also play center . . . Moved to the offensive line in the spring of 2000 after spending his first two years as a reserve defensive tackle. HIGH SCHOOL: Tabbed the No. 18 prospect in South Carolina by SuperPrep postseason edition . . . Earned first-team all-state honors from the Columbia State and Greenville News . . . As a senior, made 88 tackles, including 40 solo hits with seven sacks, 10 tackles for loss, three caused fumbles and one recovered fumble . . . Had 90 tackles as a junior with three sacks, eight tackles for loss, two caused fumbles and one fumble recovery . . . Versatile athlete who lettered in five sports, including three times in football, twice in basketball, three times in track (shot put), once in soccer (goalie) and twice in weightlifting . . . Was the all-region weightlifting champ . . . Played for coach Charles Macaluso at Columbia High . . . Participated in the North-South All-Star Game in Charlotte, N.C. PERSONAL: Full name is Timothy Lerone Brown . . . Parents are Willie and Audrey Brown . . . Born July 4, 1980 . . . Majoring in Management.
Allegheny College: Football: History & Tradition ALLEGHENY COLLEGE football HISTORY TRADITION. C; Bob Tatsch, DL 1997 Kyle Adamson,QB; willie Green CB; Zach WR; Dale Tomaino, LB 1986 Tom brown, OL; Brian http://www.allegheny.edu/athletics/football/trad/allconference.html
MFF News - SF Mayor Willie Brown Visits Project San Francisco, CA San Francisco Mayor willie L. brown Joining Mayor brown on hisvisit were Milken Family Administrator and former LA Rams football star Rosey http://www.mff.org/newsroom/news.taf?page=30&type=archive
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