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Lou Groza
Only college football was on freshman team at Ohio State. But in first pro season with Browns led All-American Conference in scoring with 84 points. Nicknamed "The Toe" for kicking proficiency. Kicked 53-yard field goal in 1948 against Brooklyn. A superduper place kicker. Did military service in Okinawa, Hawaii, and Philippines.
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One of the real talented N.F.L. veterans, Bob joined the Browns back in 1952. He was originally the Packers' first draft choice after two years as All-American at Kentucky.



John was drafted as a future in '60 as a defensive end. Moved to offense to take advantage of his fine blocking. He played as the slot end until '66 when he was moved to linebacker where his size and speed made him outstanding.



When Paul Brown took over at Cleveland, about 6 years ago, he promised the Ohio fans the best in big-time football. He kept his word with five straight championship teams. The Browns 1951 record was 11 wins and 1 loss. The championship game was lost to the Rams: Before coming to Cleveland, Paul Brown turned out winning teams at Severn Prep Massillon High School, Ohio State University, Great Lakes Naval Station. At Great Lakes, in 1945, he built a squad of green youngsters into a powerful outfit which defeated Notre Dame 39 to 7 in the year's biggest grid upset. A play-to-win coach who inspires his men to their best.



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Alex Agase
Began pro football with Chicago Rockets, 1947. Since 1948 has been with Browns. Was captain of the University of Illinois team that won the Big Nine championship in 1946. Made the All-American, 3 years. Won the most valuable player award, Western Conference, 1946. All-Conference guard, 1942, 1943, 1946. Led Marine extreme right flank, Okinawa.
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