Bear 75 Each print in the signed edition is personally hand signed by doug Atkins, GeorgeBlanda, doug buffone, Dick Butkus, Jim Covert, Mike View football Gallery. http://bigleagueart.com/bear75.html
The News-Gazette - CU-Bears.com Cubs and Red SoxYankees in baseball, Michigan-Ohio State in football, Duke-North knewyou were in for a tough game with Dick Butkus and doug buffone and Ed O http://www.cu-bears.com/index.cfm?page=archivestory&Number=99
The News-Gazette - CU-Bears.com included former Bears Revie Sorey, Tom Waddle, Dan Jiggetts, doug buffone, JimMorrissey and Gale Sayers. Other guests included Illinois football coach Ron http://www.cu-bears.com/index.cfm?page=archivestory&Number=40
Those Were The Days, Today In History - April 27 fights). 1944 doug buffone (football Chicago Bears). 1947 - MackAlston (football Washington Redskins tight end Super Bowl VII). http://www.440.com/twtd/archives/apr27.html
Extractions: 1865 - The worst steamship disaster in the history of the United States occurred on this date. The "Sultana", carrying approximately 2,300 passengers, the majority being freed Union POWs, exploded while en route to Cairo, IL. Neither the cause of the explosion nor the final count of the dead (estimated at between 1,450 and 2,000) was ever determined. Today, the "Sultana" disaster remains the worst of its kind. 1880 - Francis Clarke and M.G. Foster patented the electrical hearing aid. 1899 - The Western Golf Association was founded in Chicago, IL. 1903 - Jamaica Race Track opened in Long Island, NY. Among the spectators were Lillian Russell and Diamond Jim Brady. 1938 - Geraldine Apponyi was the first American woman to become a Queen. She married King Zog of Albania. 1938 - This was the first day that a colored baseball was used in a game. The yellow baseball was used in a match-up between Columbia and Fordham Universities in New York City. 1938 - Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra recorded "I Hadnt Anyone til You" for Victor Records. Jack Leonard was featured as vocalist. 1946 - The first commercial carrier ship to be equipped with radar, the "SS African Star", was placed in service.
Payton - Page 1 Of 1 before he got sick, Payton talked Bears football weekly with hosts Mike North andDan Jiggetts. On Tuesday, Payton's former teammate doug buffone joined North http://sickdawgs.faithweb.com/payton001.htm
Extractions: Walter Payton: 1954-1999 A man who has friends can never die, because he will live on in their hearts. He will live on in their soul. He will be passed on to other's through their love and words, so that his existence will bridge the gap between life and death. In doing so, he lives forever. David Levian The following is a tribute in words and pictures to a man who touched so many lives, not only with his talents on a football field, but his generousity with his life. Click on the picture to go to Walter's homepage and learn more about The Walter Payton Foundation and how to send letters of condolences to his family. The following is taken from Carol Slezak of the Chicago Sun-Times. Twenty-four hours after his death, they gathered to celebrate Walter Payton's life. Their feelings raw, their eyes bleary, their hearts sad, they jammed a little banquet room. And while it wasn't a party, it wasn't a wake, either. No, it was about a man so special, with a heart so big, that even in death, he can evoke smiles, laughter and awe. About 100 of Payton's fans convened at Carlucci's restaurant in Rosemont for the broadcast of "The Walter Payton Show" on WSCR-AM (1160). For two years, before he got sick, Payton talked Bears football weekly with hosts Mike North and Dan Jiggetts. On Tuesday, Payton's former teammate Doug Buffone joined North and Jiggetts. Despite their red-rimmed eyes, the trio was determined to be upbeat.
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Extractions: Gevonden in rubriek: Sports Football American NFL ... Players Omschrijving: Profiles from the official site of the NFL. Provides comprehensive information including career highlights, season splits, game logs, and multimedia on each player. Listings may be browsed by name, position, or team. http://nfl.com/players/
NFL.com: Urlacher: Chicago's Centerpiece doug buffone (exBears great and sports-talk show host t done anything yet, but ifbuffone thinks we are registered trademarks of the National football League http://www.nfl.com/ce/feature/0,3783,4397432,00.html
Extractions: NFL.com (Oct. 11, 2001) While capturing the king is the objective of any chess game, the prized possession on your opponent's side is the queen. The queen is a gem that can go in any direction on the board and is more powerful than any other piece. Every NFL team has such a piece: Some are quarterbacks, some are running backs. Brian Urlacher video Real: For the Chicago Bears , their gem is nestled in the middle of their defense. Brian Urlacher , the second-year man out of New Mexico, has not only filled the position of "dominating defender" that is a must-have on any team, but he has also helped turn the Bears from a bunch of pawns into potential kings of the NFC. Urlacher, named the Defensive Player of the Week for Week 4 , registered a sack, a forced fumble, an interception, and a defensive score for the Bears against the Atlanta Falcons , clearly making the game Urlacher's best as a pro. It's the kind of play reserved for players on exceptional teams something the 2001 Bears weren't expected to be.
Finder: Thrower's Deeds Worth Memorial cousin of former Bears linebacker doug buffone who is buffone, retired from Builder'sSquare along central Florida's m like the Jackie Robinson of football. http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/columnists/20020829finder4.asp
Extractions: April 12, 2003 News Sports Lifestyle Classifieds ... About Us Take me to... Search Local News Nation/World Sports Obituaries Lifestyle Business Opinion Photo Journal Weather Classifieds PG Store PG Delivery Web Extras Contact Us About Us Help Corrections Site Map Sports Today's Headlines Steelers Penguins ... Columnists Finder: Thrower's deeds worth memorial Thursday, August 29, 2002 A name on a street. A name on a bridge. A name on a park. That's all they ask. Anything to render everlasting a memory that lapsed for too long. Six months have passed since Willie Thrower died in his hometown of New Kensington. That's a mere exhale in time compared to a half-century of neglect. See, this fellow from New Ken High School was the first black quarterback to play in the NFL, Chicago Bears, Oct. 18, 1953. It took a generation before the league gave another black quarterback a fair chance to play, the Steelers' Joe Gilliam in 1974. It took decades before the rightful attention was focused on the man known as Willie The Pro, and still some residents of his own hometown weren't convinced of his distinction by the time he died in February at 71. So now there's a movement to remember Thrower and recognize him in perpetuity. Community leaders formed a committee to study the possibilities. The amazing thing isn't so much that his name likely will be emblazoned on street signs along the Industrial Boulevard that follows the Allegheny River, or on a plaque astride the new Locust Street bridge in the center of town, or on the markers identifying Memorial Park off Stevenson Boulevard.
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Iowa DTV Symposium 2002 Show for WBBMAM, The Mike Ditka Show for WSCR-AM, The doug buffone Show for Digital1. In 1988 Kevin was inducted into the National Semi-Pro football Hall of http://www.iptv.org/dtv/2002/speakers.cfm
Extractions: Amy Shaw is the director of education for WSIU-TV in Carbondale, IL. Amy holds a bachelor's degree in Marketing and Public Relations from Bradley University, Peoria, IL; and a master's degree in Telecommunications from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Amy's entire professional career has been spent marketing educational media and technology. Amy joined WSIU-TV in September 1998 and was one of the developers of the ChalkWaves consortium, formed by WSIU-TV, KCPT and KOOD in May of 2000. Amy has been instrumental in the reversioning of WSIU-TV k-12 services and directed WSIU and KCPT's video streaming project funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Future Fund. Amy is the project co-director of WSIU and KCPT's newest service, ChalkWaves Plus, using LAN-based streaming to deliver content to schools.
ESPN Classic - Butkus Was One Mean Bear Butkus had two, says former Chicago Bears teammate doug buffone on ESPN Classic'sSportsCentury series. A professional football player, he said. http://espn.go.com/classic/biography/s/butkus_dick.html
Extractions: Dick Butkus, selected all-NFL seven times in his nine seasons, will be profiled on Wednesday, April 16 at 8 p.m. and midnight ET. It is possible that Dick Butkus was the meanest, nastiest, fiercest linebacker to ever put on a helmet. More than a quarter of century after his retirement there remains the Butkus image, one of the middle linebacker wrapping up a running back and viciously slamming him to the ground like an unwanted toy. There is the famous photograph of No. 51 with his lips curled in contempt taken during a game in 1968. Eight-time Bears Pro Bowl performer Dick Butkus (#51) terrorized NFL offenses. After being a two-time All-American at Illinois, where he played center as well as linebacker, Butkus terrorized NFL offenses as the hub of the Chicago Bears' defense. The man who lived for contact was all-NFL seven times and played in the Pro Bowl eight times in a career cut short to nine years by knee injuries. In 1970, a panel of NFL coaches voted Butkus the player they would start with if they were building a new team from scratch.
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Weekly Sports Update For The Week Of September 7th To 14th of the week in the Freedom football Conference and co junior doug Brown (Grafton,MA) and classmate Shaun double play, the pairs of Jessica buffone (Seneca Falls http://www.wpi.edu/News/TechNews/960917/Sports.html
Extractions: by Geoff Hassard - Sports Information Director The football team opened their season on Saturday the 7th with a convincing 20-0 win over Westfield State in the rain. WPI took control from the beginning, scoring on their first two possesions of the game. The first score was a pass connection from junior quarterback Nate Cote (N. Attleboro, MA) to junior wide receiver Josh Hines (Mansfield, MA) that covered 36 yards. Greg Amiro (Chelmsford, MA) added the extra point for the 7-0 lead. After a Westfield punt, WPI took over at their own 30-yard line and proceeded to drive 70 yards for another score, capped by a 1-yard plunge by junior tailback Mike Godfrey (Holliston, MA). Amiro made the PAT and the score was 14-0 as the first quarter ended. The score remained 14-0 late in the third quarter when Westfield was driving towards a score. Then the defense came up big when senior captain Brian Learned (Clinton, MA) intercepted a pass at the 10 yard line and returned it 33 yards out to the WPI 43. On the ensuing drive that began the fourth quarter, Cote finished off the 57-yard drive with a 10-yard run for the final score that put the game out of reach for the Owls. Godfrey and Learned received honors for their performances against Westfield. Godfrey, who rushed for a career high 162 yards, was selected as the offensive player of the week in the Freedom Football Conference and co-offensive player of the week in New England by the ECAC. Learned, who had 14 tackles and an interception was named to both the FFC and ECAC honor rolls.
Prairie Street Art Marty Amsler, Dick Butkus, doug buffone and Ed O'Bradovich talk it over before thenext play. Visiting teams left town knowing they had been in a football game http://www.prairiestreetart.com/167_bears.html
Extractions: For additional information or gallery inquires: info@prairiestreetart.com See Also Doug Buffone Chicago Bears Dick Butkus and Rich Petitbon Marty Amsler, Dick Butkus, Doug Buffone and Ed O'Bradovich talk it over before the next play. Visiting teams left town knowing they had been in a football game. Prairie Street Art Classic Sports Vintage Auto Racing Fine Art
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Chicago Bears - Off The Field doug buffone, Brian Baschnagel, Brad Maynard, Steve Mongo McMichael. and grassrootsprograms in the areas of education, health, youth football and civic http://www.chicagobears.com/community/index.cfm?cont_id=132478
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Today In History ~ April 27 International Boxing Hall of Famer light heavyweight champion 196874 won 56of 65 professional fights) 1944 - doug buffone (football) 1945 - August Wilson http://twotrees.www.50megs.com/attic/history/04/27.html
Today In History ~ June 27 1944 Bruce Johnston (Grammy Award-winning song writer I Write the Songs 1976;musician group The Beach Boys) 1944 - doug buffone (football) 1945 - Norma http://twotrees.www.50megs.com/attic/history/06/27.html
Extractions: 1829 - In Genoa, Italy, English scientist James Smithson died after a long illness, leaving behind a will with an interesting clause. In the event that his only nephew died without any heirs, Smithson decreed that the whole of his estate go to "the United States of America, to found at Washington, under the name of the Smithsonian Institution, an Establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge."
