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VOLUME 2 (1980)

Number 1:

Charles Follis by Milt Roberts in Black Sports. Biographical article.

Jim Parker by Don Smith. Biographical article.

1955: That Wonderful Year by Bob Carroll. Summary article.

Number 2:

Chuck Bednarik by Don Smith in Pro! Biographical article.

Singles by Robert Sproule. Canadian football’s rule.

A Strange Switch by Stan Grosshandler. About George Blanda.

1940: That Wonderful Year from New York Times. Summary article.

YPSG by C.C. Staph. Looking at football stats in terms of Yards per Scheduled Game.

Number 3:

The Steam Roller by John Hogrogian. History of Providence’s NFL team.

Number 4:

The Executives: ‘We Thought Like Champs’ by Stan Grosshandler. Remembering Lombardi’s team.

The Toronto Argonauts (to World War I) by Robert Sproule. Historical article.

Number 5:

Dr. Joe [Kopcha]: A Guard's Guard by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Biographical article.

Number 6:

Red Badgro by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Biographical article.

The Taylorville Scandal by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Why Green Bay was forced out of the NFL.

Number 7:

All-American Football Conference by Stan Grosshandler. History of an NFL rival.

Pro Football Records Should Include the AAFC by Ed Pavlick. Opinion.

Number 8:

Cleveland's 1st Title by Joe Horrigan. The 1924 champion.

Happy Birthday NFL? by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Just when did the NFL begin?

Now Kicking, Kelsch by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Sandlotter helped Pittsburgh win its first game.

Number 9:

Glenn Dobbs by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Biographical article.

Iron Men by Vic Frolund. Early pros were tough.

Iron Words by Joe Horrigan. Jim Conzelman’s inspirational speech.

6 by Sayers by Associated Press. Gale’s six TD day.

Number 10:

The Spartans Live on (in Detroit) by C. Robert Barnett. The Lions’ ancestors.

Football Players Are Better Than Ever, Right? by David Shapiro. Truth or hype?

Number 11:

The First AFL Game by Larry Bortstein. A new league begins.

Firsts [in the AFL] by Larry Bortstein.

Number 12:

The Mugging of Bobby Layne by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. This may have decided the title.

Ken Haycraft Remembers the Way It Was by James E. Odenkirk. 1930 player recalls.

Hutson Brings Down the House by Pat Livingston. Hutson makes a sensational play.

Annual:

Before the Beginning: The Roots of Pro Football by Bob Braunwart.

Latrobe, PA: Cradle of Pro Football by Robert Van Atta. 1890s football.

Dave Berry and the Philadelphia Story by Bob Carroll. The first NFL in 1902.

Tom O’Rourke’s World Series by Bob Carroll. An indoor event in 1902 and ’03.

1919: Last Year of the Ohio League by Bob Carroll. The year before the NFL was formed.

Fritz Hanson: The Golden Ghost by Robert Sproule. A Canadian star.

VOLUME 3 (1981)

Number 1:

The Oorang Indians by Braunwart, Carroll & Horrigan. The famous all-Indian team.

Number 2:

A Hunk of History: Hunk Anderson by Emil Klosinski. Hunk Anderson of Notre Dame and the Bears.

The First NFL Game(s) by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Way back in 1920.

Historic Horns by Anonymous. How the horn logo got started.

Number 3:

Simpatico! A Tale of Two Raider QBs by Joe Horrigan. Flores and Plunkett.

Pro Football's First TV Game : 1939 by Jim Campbell. When, where, and how.

Number 4:

Blue Shirt Charlie's Big Red Dream by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. The Cards’ great 1947 team.

Pat Harder by Stan Grosshandler. The Cards’ fullback.

Number 5:

The Discarded Championship by Horrigan, Braunwart & Carroll. How Pottsville gave it away.

Number 6:

Moose of the Bears: George Musso by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. The Bears great guard.

Records: Near & Non by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Some interesting stats.

Number 7:

The Ohio League by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Ohio pro football before the NFL.

Number 8:

The Duke of Boston: Gino Cappelletti by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. One of the first NFL stars.

The NFL Down Under by Stanley Grosshandler. Australian football.

Number 9:

NFL Competitors: 1926-1975 by Stephen Hensley. Other leagues.

The Best Pro a College Ever Had by Bernie McCarty. The odd career of Bob Steuber.

Number 10:

Raging Bullchips by M. Wilson. George Trafton’s strange ring career.

The Man from North Dakota by Tony Cusher. Larry Steinbach moves south.

Number 11:

The Town That Hated Pro Football by Bob Carroll. The game didn’t work in Rochester.

Lionel Conacher: Canada's Answer to Jim Thorpe by Bob Braunwart & B.Carroll. Great athlete.

Number 12:

Snow Birds: The 1948 Philadelphia Eagles by Bob Carroll, et.al.. Not even a blizzard could stop them.

Annual:

The Early Years of Pro Football in Southwest Pa. by Robert Van Atta. Latrobe and Greensburg.

Franklin’s World’s Champion Football Team by William R. Smith. More on the 1903 team.

The Peregrinations of Frankie Filchock by Braunwart, Carroll, & Horrigan. An unusual career.

Yards, Points and Wins by Pete Palmer. How yards add up to victory.

VOLUME 4 (1982)

Number 1:

Big Mac of the Browns' Attack by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Browns’ receiver.

Mr. Touchdown: Evolution of a Canadian Record by Robert Sproule. Canadian TD record.

Number 2:

Hinkey Haines: The Giants' First Superstar by Bob Carroll. Biographical article.

A Team Named Ernie? [Nevers] by Bob Carroll. Bio-sketch.

Opinion: The Greatest Offense by Bob Carroll. The answer may surprise.

Father Knew Best: Gino Marchetti by Bob Carroll. Bio-sketch.

Number 3:

Arnie Weinmeister by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll. Biographical article.

Autograph Collecting by Jeffrey W. Morey. Discussing a hobby.

1938 by Bob Carroll. Short season summary.

The First Lineup by Robert Sproule. It happened in Canada.

Number 4:

The Era of Hutson by Green Bay Packers.

Big Deal in New York: Andy Robustelli by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll.

Bronko Nagurski byBob Carroll.

Jim Ringo by Bob Carroll.

Rating the Receivers (Humor) by Bob Carroll .

Number 5:

Playing for the Pack in the 30's by C. Robert Barnett.

The First Canadian Championship by Bob Sproule.

Pro Football's Doctor Alumni by Stan Grosshandler.

A Discovery (Humor) by Bob Carroll.

Number 6:

Doug Atkins by Don Smith.

A Nightmare by Ron Reid.

The Second Canadian Championship by Bob Sproule.

Number 7:

PCPFL: 1940-45 by Bob Gill.

All-Pro: 1917 by Bob Carroll.

Red Grange in Canada by Hamilton Spectator.

Number 8:

The Hartford Blues, Part 1 by John Hogrogian.

Passing Thoughts by Bob Carroll.

Glenn Presnell by Jim Walker.

Number 9:

The Hartford Blues, Part 2 by John Hogrogian.

The Bronx by Victor Mastro.

Number 10:

A Disgrace: 1952 Dallas Texans by Stan Grosshandler.

Pennsylvania Polka by Braunwart, Carroll & Horrigan.

Number 11:

All-Pros of the Early NFL by John Hogrogian.

Bambi! Lance Alworth by Don Smith.

Number 12:

Lion on Defense: Yale Lary by Don Smith.

All-Pros of 1927 by John Hogrogian.

Friedman by Bob Carroll.

Akron Pros 1920 by Bob Carroll.

Annual:

That Game of Football by Robert Sproule.

National Football League Franchise Transactions by Joe Horrigan.

Pro Football Spreads South by Bob Gill.

Renaissance Men and Others by Stan Grosshandler.

Columbus Metros: Forced to Punt by Kevin B. McCray.

VOLUME 5 (1983)

Number 1:

Kenosha Cardinals: Life on the Fringe by Bob Gill.

All-Pros of 1930 by John Hogrogian.

Number 2:

All-Pro Addenda by Bob Gill

Redskins from Washington by Bob Kirlin.

When the Packers Went to War by Bob Barnett.

Conversations by Stan Grosshandler.

Number 3:

The Rock Island Independents by Braunwart & Carroll.

All-Pros of 1931 by John Hogrogian.

Scoring Binge by Bob Carroll.

Number 4:

Conversations about Defense by Stan Grosshandler.

The End of the PCPFL by Bob Gill.

All-Pros of 1928 by John Hogrogian.

Guides by Joe Cronin.

Number 5:

Were West Coast Pros the Real Stars of 1890s? by Bob Carroll.

All-Pros of 1929 by John Hogrogian.

Alumni in Politics by Legends Magazine.

Leemans & Rogers by Bob Carroll

Conversations about Elephants by Stan Grosshandler.

Number 6:

The First Draft by Bob Barnett.

All-Pros of 1926 by John Hogrogian.

Conversations about the A by Stan Grosshandler.

Number 7:

Streak! Unitas' Consecutive TD Games by Larry Bortstein.

1922 All-Pros by John Hogrogian.

Ollie's All-Stars: St. Louis’ First NFL Team by Braunwart & Carroll.

Number 8:

Bull Behman and the Jackets by Al Myers.

All-Pros of 1923 by John Hogrogian.

Now 'n Then by Bob Carroll.

Stopping the Force: 1963 NFL Title Game by Braunwart & Carroll.

Number 9:

Buddy Young by Bob Carroll.

John Alexander: First Outside Linebacker by Chris Thorne.

RRS: Rating the Catchers by Rick Bysina.

Number 10:

Pack Only Tied Monsters by John Gunn.

Mel Hein: Middle Man by Bob Carroll.

The First Grey Cup: 1909 by Bob Sproule.

Down with FGs by Stan Grosshandler.

Fabulous Fatman: Wilbur Henry by Bob Carroll.

Number 11:

The Greatest Game Ever: 1958 NFL Championship by Rick Gonsalves.

The Best of the Rest: Minors All-Stars, Part 1 by Bob Gill.

Number 12:

The Best of the Rest: Minors All-Stars Part 2 by Bob Gill.

Ray Kemp Blazed Important Trail by Bob Barnett.

Annual:

History of Pro Football in Greensburg, Pa. by Bob Van Atta.

Football in Armour: An Englishman Looks at the American Game by C.E. Cook.

St. Louis Gunners by Bob Gill.

For the Love of the Game by Kimball McIlroy.

Analysis of Strategy by Pete Palmer.

That Wonderful Year: Canadian Football in 1907 by Robert Sproule.

VOLUME 6 (1984)

Number 1:

Curly Lambeau by Bob Carroll.

Lifetime Receivers Rated by Bysina System 1984 by Rich Bysina.

1920-21 All-Pros by John Hogrogian.

Charley Conerly by Bob Carroll.

Number 2:

The Tonawanda Kardax by Joe Horrigan.

1948 by Bob Carroll.

Massacre in Cincinnati by Bob Barnett.

Number 3:

FRE! Or Why Pro Football Is Doomed by Jim O'Brien.

Al Mahrt: Wonder Athlete by John Dye.

Number 4:

1924 All-Pros by John Hogrogian.

Roosevelt Brown by Don Smith.

Number 5:

Joe Carr: NFL President 1921-38 by Joe Horrigan.

Stat Stuff: Passing by Bob Carroll.

Crew Chief: Jack Christiansen by Don Smith.

Number 6:

Why Canton? by Don Smith.

Ray Flaherty: Hall of Fame Coach by Don Smith.

That Indoor World Series by Don Smith.

Number 7:

Len Ford by Don Smith.

Stat Stuff: Passing by Jack Clary.

Arnie Herber by Don Smith.

California Dreamin': West Coast Pros of 1930s by Bob Gill.

Number 8:

O.J.: HOF Exhibit by Don Smith.

Let George Do It: HOF Blanda Exhibit by Don Smith.

Art Donovan by Don Smith.

Rough Stuff by Staten Island Advance 1926.

Number 9:

Research Notes by Various authors.

Chuck Howley by Bob Barnett & Bob Carroll.

Bonus Picks by Donald Kosakowki.

Number 10:

Red’s First Game by Chicago Herald-Examiner 1925.

Running Against the Score by Bob Gill.

Tom Fears by Don Smith.

Number 11:

Research Notes by Various authors.

Mr. Mara (Tim) by Don Smith. Biographical article.

The Racine Legion by Paul LaRose. A team of the 1920s.

Frank Gatski by Bob Barnett & Bob Carroll. Hall-of-Fame center.

Number 12:

G.P.M.: George Preston Marshall by Don Smith. Biographical article.

Jim Otto by Don Smith. Biographical article.

The AFL by Bob Kravitz. A brief history.

Annual:

The Bulldogs: L.A. Hits the Big Time by Bob Gill. A strong non-NFL team before WW II.

Snap Back vs. Scrimmage by Bob Sproule.

Wild Bill Kelly by Howard Schwartz. A great star of the 1920s.

The Forward Pass Is Here by Leslie Roberts. Here being Canada.

Blondy Wallace and the Biggest Football Scandal by Braunwart & Carroll. The 1906 fixing scandal in Canton.

VOLUME 7 (1985)

Number 1:

Research Notes by Various authors.

Sonny Randle by Bob Barnett & Bob Carroll.

George Trafton: The Toughest, Meanest by Don Smith.

Tuffy Leemans: A Real Tuffy by Don Smith.

Palmer Method: Passing Stats by Pete Palmer.

Joe Schmidt: He was Always in the Way by Don Smith.

Willie Davis: Speed, Agility and Size by Don Smith.

Number 2:

Research Notes by Various Authors.

Potsy Clark by Bob Carroll.

Ranking the Blockers by Bob Carroll.

Ray Renfro: Speed Story by Bob Barnett & Bob Carroll.

Number 3:

1925 All-Pros by John Hogrogian.

The Truth About Beattie by Bob Carroll.

Draft Productivity: A Study by Gary Keller.

Super Bowl IX: Looking at the Numbers by Tod Maher.

Belly Up in Dallas: 1952 by Joe Horrigan.

Origin of the Running Species by Jim Campbell.

Number 4:

Remember the Cleveland Rams? by Hal Lebovitz.

1974 Playoff: Vikings-Rams by Joe Zagorski.

So long, Jack Lambert by Vic Ketchman.

Feathers: The Other Side by Mark Purcell.

The Steelers' Greatest Victory by Bob Barnett.

All-Pros: The Missing Votes in 1938 by Bob Carroll.

Number 5:

The 1920's All-Pros in Retrospect by Bob Carroll.

1914: Ohio by Bob Carroll.

A Place to Play by Joe Zagorski.

Mr. 49er: Frankie Albert by Joseph Hession.

Feathers Again! by Mark Purcell.

1936-37 Draft by Jim Campbell.

The Real System by Bob Carroll.

Number 6:

When Notre Dame Won Rockford City Championship by Emil Klosinski.

The Staten Island Stapletons by John Hogrogian.

1938 Draft by Jim Campbell.

PFI Picks the Early All-Pros by Bob Gill.

Annual:

1922: Birth, Rebirth, and Resuscitation by Bob Carroll.

Ontario Rugby Football Union: 1883-1906 by Robert Sproule.

Joe Pisarcik: The Professional by Joe Zagorski.

Early Black Professionals by Joe Horrigan.

VOLUME 8 (1986)

Number 1:

Adam Wyant by Robert Van Atta.

Dave Parks by Joseph Hession.

1932 All-Pros by Bob Carroll.

They Call It Gridiron in Australia by Tod Maher.

Joe Kopcha Recalls 1932 Title Game by Leo R. Joint.

Number 2:

The '41 Bears: The Greatest by John Gunn.

Ken Kavanaugh: The Bears' Home Run Hitter by Bob Carroll.

1941 All-Pros by Bob Carroll.

1941 Western Division Playoff by Bob Carroll.

1941 Championship Game by Bob Carroll.

1941 Draft by Jim Campbell.

Number 3:

The Best End We Ever Forgot: Lavie Dilweg by Bob Carroll.

Cash and Carry No More by Joe Horrigan.

Willie Thrower: The First Black QB in NFL by Robert Van Atta.

The Chris Crew by Stan Grosshandler.

1939 Draft by Jim Campbell.

Number 4:

Hugh McElhenny: The King by Joseph Hession.

1905: Challenge from Canton by Bob Braunwart & Bob Carroll.

Blood Scored Last Pottsville TD by Doug Costello.

1940 Draft by Jim Campbell.

Number 5:

He Wasn't Shy on Talent: Jim Musick by Janis Carr.

1942 Draft by Jim Campbell.

Number 6:

Al Blozis: Jersey City Giant by Bob Carroll, V. Mastro, et al.

Buckets: Charles Goldenberg by Stan Grosshandler.

The Least Remembered Championship (1944) by Bob Carroll.

1943 Draft by Jim Campbell.

Number 7:

Kilroy Was There by Bob Barnett & Bob Carroll.

Dr. Joe: The Last Renaissance Man by Stan Grosshandler.

The Facts About Friedman by Jim Whalen & Bob Carroll.

Number 8:

Friedman's Last Hurrah by Bob Gill.

I Remember Benny by Ernest Cuneo.

1944 Draft by Jim Campbell.

Number 9:

Bucking the (Passer Rating) System by Bob Carroll.

Number 10:

The Packers' Greatest Game by Stan Grosshandler.

Dale Memmelaar by Bob Barnett & Bob Carroll.

Coaldale's Man of Action: Casey Gildea by Joe Zagorski.

1945 Draft by Jim Campbell.

Annual:

National Football League Professional Football Synopsis by Nelson Ross.

Canadian All-Stars, 1932-50 by Bob Braunwart.

Football in the United Kingdom by Alan Needham.

The Death of an All-Star Game by John C. Hibner.

VOLUME 9 (1987)

Number 1:

Glamourless Gridirons: 1907-09 by Bob Carroll.

Squirmin' Herman by Bob Carroll.

The Duluth Connection by David Neft.

Number 2:

When Stinky Stuffed the Pack (Bill Hewitt) by Bob Carroll.

Paul Krause: Defender by Joe Zagorski.

Frankford Yellow Jackets: Pre-NFL by Richard Pagano & Bob Carroll.

Number 3:

Jackie Robinson: Pro Football Prelude by Bob Gill.

Gil Bouley 1945-50 by Joseph Hession.

1949 Los Angeles Rams by Joseph Hession.

Number 4:

Frankford Yellow Jackets: 1924-26 by Richard Pagano & Bob Carroll.

Looking into Your Locals by Bob Carroll.

Number 5:

Herb Adderley: Cornerback by Don Smith.

Giant of a Man: Jack Lummus by John Gunn. A Medal of Honor winner.

Short Man - Long Legacy: Shorty Ray by Bob Carroll.

The Salinas Packers by Tod Maher.

Number 6:

When Did They Start? by Pearce Johnson.

Minor-League Records by Steve Brainerd.

Snags, Clippers, and Lombardi: Pre-War Minors by Bob Gill.

Number 7:

23 Guys with Hobbies by Bob Davids.

Terry Baker: A Different Success by Beau Riffenburgh.

Ice Princes: 1934 Giants by Bob Carroll.

Number 8:

Old-Timers Played More for Love Than Money by Tony Barnhart.

The Way It Was by And How Players Feel Today by Tony Barnhart.

The '40's: NFL Goes to War by Tony Barnhart.

Rough Play in the 1950s by Tony Barnhart.

The Way It Was by Tony Barnhart.

Number 9:

Lou Rymkus: The Battler by Bob Carroll.

The Rivalry: Browns and Bengals by Morris Ekhouse.

1957: They Broke Their Heart in San Franciso by Joseph Hession.

R.C. Owens: Alley Oop by Joseph Hession.

Number 10:

Tony Latone: The Hero of Pottsville by Joe Zagorski.

Annual:

Pioneer in Pro Football by Jack Cusak.

The Anthacite League by Joe Zagorski.

The Visionary Chief by Joe Zagorski.

VOLUME 10 (1988)

Number 1:

Escape from Purgatory (Buddy Dial) by Bob Kravitz.

Pain! Lifelong Companion of Many NFL Alumni by Bob Kravitz.

Otto Played in Pain That Won't Quit by Bob Kravitz.

Along Came (Ralph) Jones by Greg Kukish.

1949 NFL Championship.

The All-Time Team: Circa 1942 by Joe King.

Dear Cal (Letter to George Calhoun) by Ole Haugsrud.

Number 2:

Ox! Where Have You Gone? by Stan Grosshandler.

Jack Ferrante: Eagle Great by Richard Pagano.

The Year Greasy Neale Was Fired by Gene Murdock.

Armco's Semi-Pro Teams by Armco Corp.

The 1975 Chicago Wind by Tod Maher.

Jim Carter: Former Packer Puts Troubles Behind by Joe Zagorski.

Number 3:

Civil Rights on the Gridiron (Washington Redskins) by Thomas G. Smith.

WFL by Team Records 1974-75 by Bob Braunwart.

Eight Tries at the End Zone (Cle-NY 1950) by Jack Ziegler.

The Hidden Career of Ken Strong by Bob Gill.

Karl Karilivacz: A Good Football Player by Greg Kukish.

Dear Leo [Lyons] by Aaron Hertzman.

Number 4:

In the Same League by Ernest Cuneo.

It's a Minor Thing by Steven Brainerd.

George Roudebush by Matt Fenn.

The King -- Joe Krol by Bob Sproule.

Two American Heroes: Red Grange & Fritz Pollard by John M. Carroll.

Number 5:

The Continental Football League: Mini-Tragedy by Sarge Kennedy.

Ringers! And the Pride of Portsmouth by Bob Gill.

The Day the Fans Took Over at Pottsville by Joe Zagorski.

Ole Haugsrud Remembers by Ole Haugsrud.

Number 6:

What Are We Doing in Buffalo? by Art Daley.

1963 Championship Game by Jack Ziegler.

Annual:

Shooting Stars: Rise and Fall of Blacks in Professional Football by Gerald R. Gems.

The Champagne of Football: Eton Wall Game by R.C. Macnaghten.

The Role of the Road Team in the NFL: Louisville Brecks by Brian C. Butler.

A History of the Dixie League by Bob Gill.

The USFL Antitrust Lawsuit.

Season of Change: 1972 Packers by Joe Zagorski.

VOLUME 11 (1989)

Number 1:

Charlie Trippi: A Success Story by Bob Barnett & Bob Carroll.

The Cards' Dream Backfield by Bob Carroll [Angsman, Christman, Harder, Goldberg].

Still the Enforcer: John Baker by Bill Utterback.

Other Minor Leagues by Bob Gill.

All for One: Minors Big 3 in 1946 by Bob Gill.

It's a Minor Thing: Part 2 by Steven Brainerd.

Hicksville’s Fine Sports Reputation by Tom Nikitas.

Number 2:

Mel Blount by Don Smith.

Terry Bradshaw by Don Smith.

Art Shell by Don Smith.

Willie Wood by Don Smith.

Number 3:

Who Was the Best Blocking Back? by Greg Kukish.

Mini-Bios: Parker Hall, Frank Sinkwich by Stan Grosshandler.

Football in History Journal.

Number 4:

Outside the Pale: Blacks Excluded 1934-46 by Thomas G. Smith.

Number 5:

Pass Masters: Rating System by Bob Gill.

Va.-Carolina League of 1937 by Bob Gill.

Before Bengalmania by Bob Gill.

1945 Title Game by Jack Ziegler.

Bob St. Clair: The Golden Geek by Bob Carroll.

Trigger-Man of the Eagles: Tommy Thompson by Bob Carroll.

Cleveland A.C. : Pioneer in Pro Football by Tod Gladen.

Not Only the Ball Was Brown: Blacks in Minors by Bob Gill.

Number 6:

The Polo Grounds Case: Part 1 by John Hogrogian.

Pro Football’s Decade Records by Bob Kirlin.

The Sports Scholar (Stan Grosshandler) by George Robinson.

Annual:

The Birth of Pro Football by Beau Riffenburgh & Bob Carroll.

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