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1291: 1376:. The pain from the injury was too great for Grange, who could not bring himself to return a punt and allowed it to sail over his head; he was eventually pulled in the 9–6 loss. The match was widely criticized by fans and media, with one article commenting the "Grange bubble appears dangerously near the bursting point. Beneath the withering, pitiless spotlight of publicity, the red-headed youngster's fame may melt away like some of his own ice, leaving only a little dank, malodorous saw-dust." College football figures proclaimed the game as evidence of professional football's inferiority; referee E. J. O'Brien described it as a "dismal failure." However, others like 1915: 611:. Knocked out in this game, Grange remained unconscious for two days, having difficulty speaking when he awoke. Grange was also an all-state track and field runner. In 1920, he was a state champion in the high jump and placed third and fourth in the 100-yard dash and the 220-yard dash, respectively. In 1921, he won the state title in both the long jump and the 100-yard dash, and in 1922, he placed third in the 100-yard dash and won the 220-yard dash. In a 1974 interview with American Heritage Grange stated that he ran the 100-yard dash in 9.8 seconds . 1691:. Grange explained his decision to keep playing in his autobiography: "At the young age of twenty-four, I refused to believe that I couldn't bounce back to my old form. I was positive I could play myself back into shape. But those additional games only served to further aggravate my condition and, when the tour was ended, it became apparent I had done irreparable damage to the knee. For the first time since I was hurt, nearly four months before, I began worrying over the possibility that I might be through as a football player." 1607: 1724: 624: 701:. The Michigan Wolverines entered the game as favorites, having won a national title the previous year. Grange returned the opening kickoff for a 95-yard touchdown. He then scored three more touchdowns on runs of 67, 56, and 44 yards, all in the first 12 minutes of the game. In the second half, Grange scored a fifth touchdown on an 11-yard run and also threw a 20-yard touchdown pass. To top it off, playing defense, he intercepted two passes. Michigan coach 1387:"I was booed for the first time in my football career in the Boston game," Grange wrote in his autobiography. "It made me aware of something I had never thought of before—that the public's attitude toward a professional football player is quite different from the manner in which they view a college gridder. A pro's performance is evaluated much more critically and he is less likely to be forgiven when a mistake is made. A pro must deliver, or else." 1170: 32: 811:; although he was only 22 years old at the time, supporters argued he would be within six months of the minimum age of 25 when the Congress opened in December 1927. Despite the speculation, Grange and those connected with him tried to dodge any inquiries that might affect his college athlete eligibility; when approached about a career in pro football, he denied it. He also turned down a potential college coaching career owing to low pay. 835: 1993: 754: 1226:

convince Grange to reconsider his decision. In response, Grange questioned why he should not be allowed to be paid for playing football if Zuppke was receiving pay as a coach. The two would not meet again until an Illini team banquet weeks later; during his speech, Zuppke openly criticized Grange, prompting an incensed Grange to leave. In January 1926, Herbert Reed of

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superstar propelled the NFL and pro football in general forward in establishing the game as a major league sport. The line of progress was halting and certainly Grange was only one of the forces that contributed to the rise of pro football. But Grange deserves some of the accolades accorded him as a pivotal individual in the emergence of the professional game.

1369:; when he was introduced to the team and shook hands with Grange, Coolidge responded, "Glad to meet you. I always did like animal acts." Although the Bears defeated Washington 19–0, Grange recorded only 16 rushing yards, no receiving and return yards, failed to complete a pass attempt (including one interception), and missed a field goal. 853:, they faced a Quaker team considered one of the best in the eastern United States. In front of 60,000 fans, Grange recorded a career-high 237 yards through deep mud and scored three touchdowns; Penn struggled to keep up, prompting some Illinois lineman to call "Illinois rules the East!" prior to each play. On one play, Grange debuted the 775:, who asked, "How would you like to make one hundred thousand dollars, maybe even a million?" After Grange agreed, he was told to stay in contact but remain silent on their meeting. Grange and Pyle eventually came to an agreement that they would split all proceeds 60–40, with Pyle paying all promotional expenses out of his share. 1419:, he was forced to miss it after a blood clot developed in his arm; the Bears lost 21–0. The final game of the December tour against the Giants ended in a 9–0 defeat. "No other team before or since has ever attempted such a grueling schedule as the 1925 Bears and I'm sure never will," Grange wrote in his autobiography. 1714:

Upon ending his playing career in 1934, Grange became the backfield coach for the Bears. Although Halas had offered him the team's head coaching position, he declined as he "never had any ambition to be a head coach in either the professional or college ranks." He remained in the position until 1937.

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The Bears went 8–1 in the late December and January tour. Immediately following the Seattle game, Pyle issued Grange's final rookie check of $ 50,000. In his rookie season, Grange made approximately $ 125,000. "Charlie had kept his word. Now I thought I could go on to make it a million," Grange wrote

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to watch Grange, helping save the Giants' franchise from financial debt. Grange scored a touchdown on a 35-yard interception return in the Bears' 19–7 victory. Offensively, he ran for 53 yards on 11 carries, caught a 23-yard pass, and completed two of three passes for 32 yards. Before their next game

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During the 1940s, he was an insurance broker in Chicago. In December 1944, he was voted president of the United States Football League, a newly formed "gridiron world series" with plans to begin the following year. However, he left his position in June 1945 and the league subsequently folded without

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In his autobiography, Grange wrote of his acting career: "I've always felt it represents one of the most memorable and worth-while chapters in my life. When I first reported for work in the film capital back in 1926, I was a shy, bashful, small-town boy despite the national prominence I had achieved

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The contract between Pyle and Grange expired in January 1928, but Grange decided not to renew due to his injury and withdrew his stake in the Yankees. Without Grange, the Yankees went 4–8–1 before shutting down for financial reasons. Grange missed the entire 1928 season before returning to the Bears

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Four weeks after the Bears game, Grange returned against the Cardinals at quarterback to honor his contract. Although his injury worsened, the Yankees won 20–6 and he ultimately finished the season. After the year, he and the Yankees participated in another barnstorming tour against West Coast teams

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and reportedly being intoxicated, the latter of which the group denied; Grange explained the incident transpired when the team visited a hotel at 4 AM after being recommended the spot as a nightlife location by a local policeman. After the players were ordered by the hotel manager to leave the lobby

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Because there are so many variables to consider, it is difficult to state with certainty Grange's role in the rise of professional football. We can safely say that Grange did not save a faltering NFL in 1925. The preponderance of evidence suggests that Grange's emergence as pro football's first real

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although he had withdrawn from school and been kicked off the team, a violation of the Grange Rule's graduating class prerequisite. The Bears argued that since Savoldi had been expelled, he was technically no longer a member of his Class of 1931; the team would be fined $ 1,000 for each game Savoldi

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On November 22, he formally hired Pyle as his agent and signed with the Bears. The contract earned him a salary and share of gate receipts that amounted to $ 100,000, during an era when typical league salaries were less than $ 100/game. Prior to joining his new teammates, he attended the Bears' game

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in 1926, with Grange playing for the Yankees. The league lasted just one year before shutting down and the Yankees were assimilated into the NFL. Grange suffered a serious knee injury in 1927 that prevented him from playing the following season, and he returned to the Bears in 1929. He remained with

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In 1985, Grange emphasized the tours' importance to the NFL but noted that the league offered little support to the players from the era: "I complained a few times, because we had guys in hospitals, guys who had had amputations because of football injuries. Guys who had problems. I thought the game

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Don Maxwell wrote that although Grange was typically outperformed by his teammates while attendance for the Florida games was poor and organizers lost money, his star status drew interest, especially on the West Coast, and the money he made was more than he "could have made in any other business in

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Following the game, Grange hired E. B. Cooley as his personal doctor. Cooley was the father of Grange's friend and personal adviser Marion "Doc" Cooley, who was serving the position alongside their university classmate Dinty Moore. At Grange's father's request, his close friend Lyman "Beans" DeWolf

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Grange is the last player to play both college football and in the NFL in the same season. In 1926, the NFL passed the "Red Grange Rule" to forbid further players from doing the same, along with requiring NFL hopefuls' graduating classes to have left college, though both clauses would be tested in

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and Zuppke were noted opponents. Yost once commented, "I'd be glad to see Grange do anything else except play professional football." During their return to their hotel from the Ohio State game, Zuppke repeatedly ordered their taxi driver to take various routes to prolong the ride and allow him to

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willing to dress in warmer clothing. As such, Pyle promoted the movie's climactic final game between the school of Grange's character Red Wade and that of the antagonist George Wilson, who had played against Grange on the barnstorming tour, as a genuine exhibition game with fans dressed in fall

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In his 20-game college career, Grange ran for 3,362 yards, caught 14 passes for 253 yards, and completed 40 of 82 passes for 575 yards. Of his 31 touchdowns, 16 were from at least 20 yards, with nine from more than 50 yards. He scored at least one touchdown in every game he played but the

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in football, baseball, basketball, and track; he scored 75 touchdowns and 532 points for the football team. As a high school junior, Grange scored 36 touchdowns and led Wheaton High School to an undefeated season. In his senior year, his team won every game but one in which they lost 39–0 to

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conducted an interview with Grange and confronted him about signing a professional contract, which he firmly denied before leaving. In Columbus, Grange restricted himself to his hotel room to avoid the media, including having a teammate impersonate him for a pre-game parade. NFL President

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On December 21, the Bears traveled to Florida to play in Callahan's Florida league. To avoid further injuries like in the first tour, the team elected to have week-long breaks between stretches in which they played games on consecutive days. In their first game four days later against a

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to outline a professional contract for Grange, organizing a barnstorming tour that spanned 19 games and 67 days, including games in Florida. As part of their agreement, the Bears received 50 percent of the ticket gate, while Pyle and Grange got the other half. Pyle returned to

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in the 1980s; although Walker was a popular name, the USFL ultimately collapsed. Stellino instead suggested television helped grow the NFL, while Grange's legend was "too embedded into the American sports psyche to disprove now. Anyway, it's a better story than the reality."

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for my football playing. Facing cameras, live audiences in the theaters, and mixing with all the stimulating people connected with show business did something for me. It gave me confidence and poise and made me feel a little bit more like a man of the world."

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According to football historian John M. Carroll, critics believed the tours created the notion that professional football was a circus led by certain superstars, which posed a risk to such players should they decide to play while injured. Others feared

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The AFL shut down after one season and the Yankees were added to the NFL. On October 17, 1927, the Yankees were shut out 12–0 by the Bears in Chicago. With a minute remaining in the game, Grange suffered a severe knee injury when he was hit by center

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After the season, the team embarked on a ten-game barnstorming tour to Texas and California alongside Wilson's Wildcats. In late December, in what Grange wrote was "about the only memorable part of the tour", he and his teammates were arrested in

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He was a very modest person, who insisted that even the ordinary plumber or electrician knows more about his craft than he does. He said he could not explain how he did what he did on the field of play, and that he just followed his instincts.

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noted the NFL did not allow college players to sign with teams and also had limits on how much money a team could offer. Still, Mara visited Chicago the same day that Grange signed with the Bears and secured a game against them in December.

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In honor of his achievements at the University of Illinois, the school erected a 12-ft statue of Grange at the start of the 2009 football season. In 2011, Grange was announced as number one on the "Big Ten Icons" series presented by the

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to treat it after water started to form. The injury ultimately affected Grange's speed and running ability, though he remained serviceable for the rest of his career. "After it happened, I was just another halfback," Grange commented.

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could have done something for them, but it never did. As far as I know, pro football hasn't done anything for anybody except lately, and that's mostly for itself. I never made a real stink about it, but I was sad for the oldtimers."

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visited the team in the locker room and advised Grange to not play upon seeing his arm. At the start, only ten players were on the field, forcing Halas to choose between two injured linemen to serve as the required 11th man; center

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episode "The Magnificent Steven", while trying to teach Steve and his friends to be tough by playing football, Stan finds the boys hiding from the sunlight under a tree and exclaims "What, in the name of Red Grange, is going

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On January 31, a day after the Portland game, the Bears played the Seattle All-Stars. Grange scored two touchdowns (36-yard run and 31-yard pass) and recorded 99 rushing yards in the 34–0 victory, while Wilson and teammate

587:. His father Lyle was the foreman of three lumber camps. His mother died when he was just five years old. For a number of years, the Grange family lived with relatives until they could finally afford a home of their own in 814:

Featuring a roster of mostly sophomores and backups, the Illini opened the season 1–3, including losing 14–0 in the season opener to Nebraska for their first loss at Memorial Stadium. This was followed by a 16–13 win over

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To help the family earn money, he took a part-time job as an ice toter for $ 37.50 per week, a job which helped him to build his core strength and from which he got the nicknames "Ice Man" and "the Wheaton Ice Man."

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Shortly after his final college game in 1925, Grange joined the Bears and the NFL, embarking on a barnstorming tour to raise the league's attention across the country. When his rookie contract expired, he and agent

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was selected as he was able to at least stand and walk. Trainer Andy Lotshaw, who had never played football, was called upon to play tackle. Twelve minutes into the game, Grange attempted to block for halfback

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Grange's barnstorming tours are generally considered to have saved the NFL and professional football, though detractors have criticized this narrative considering his injuries and unimpressive performances.

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Considering Grange's popularity, rumors began surrounding his future after completing his senior year, including professional football and acting. A petition was also created to convince him to run for the

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nicknamed Grange "The Galloping Ghost". When asked in a 1974 interview, "Was it Grantland Rice who dubbed you the Galloping Ghost?" Grange replied, "No, it was Warren Brown, who was a great writer with the

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The site of the original Wheaton Grade School and Wheaton High School housed in the same physical building constructed in 1874 and in operation with classes in 1876 is now known as Longfellow Elementary

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alleging he had reached an agreement with Halas and the Bears to let Grange make a long run in a 1934 postseason exhibition game. However, Carroll also added Grange helped expedite the NFL's growth:

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After the January tour, Pyle approached George Halas and Dutch Sternaman about buying an interest in the Bears, but was turned down. In response, he and Grange attempted to form their own team, the

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in 1931. He performed his own stunts for the serial, including vehicular chases and fight scenes, in what he wrote was "The most strenuous work I have ever done in my life.". With the rise of

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Despite the victories, the grueling schedule led to a rise in injuries. Grange had been hit in the left arm during the Giants game, causing it to swell by the team's next game against the

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Grange's decision was vilified by those in college football; at the time, professional football was viewed as a commercialized, weaker brand of its college counterpart. Head coaches

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In December, the Bears' schedule grew with eight games between December 2 and 13, including three against local all-star teams. The first game, against the Donnelly All-Stars at

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greeted them; when Grange tried to dodge the crowd, he was spotted and carried to his fraternity house. After the game, his number 77 was retired by the University of Illinois.

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on January 1, 1926, rumors surfaced of Grange participating in a boxing match, but he did not accept. The evening before the game, Grange, driving a car accompanied by golfers

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The two highlights of Grange's later NFL years came in consecutive championship games. In the unofficial 1932 championship, Grange caught the game-winning touchdown pass from

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Pyle realized that as the greatest football star of his era, Grange could attract moviegoers, as well as sports fans. In 1926, he made his cinematic debut in the silent film

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In 2002, the NCAA published "NCAA Football's Finest," researched and compiled by the NCAA Statistics Service. For Grange they published the following statistics:

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Columnist Damon Runyon wrote in his game recap, "This man Red Grange of Illinois is three or four men, and a horse rolled into one for football purposes. He is

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selection in 1924, making him the first player in college football history to receive that honor. The same year, Grange became the first recipient of the

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players Herbert Treat and Carl Flanders defended the sport and the Bears. Flanders added that, in his view, professional football had "a bright future."

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in college), he recorded 92 rushing yards and an interception in the scoreless tie. A crowd of 40,000 attended the game. In the next game against the

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suffered injuries; the latter broke his leg, leading to Grange, Pyle, and Wilson establishing a fund to support him. The three donated $ 50 each.

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in St. Louis, saw Grange score four touchdowns in a 39–6 blowout. On December 5, he scored two touchdowns including the game-winner against the

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Rosenthal, Phil (December 3, 2009). "Chicago Tribune Silver Football, the Big Ten's MVP award, is headed to TV". Tower Ticker. Chicago Tribune

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movie critic writing, "If you've never seen Red Grange play football, now's your chance, for he plays it like every thing in this picture."

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shortly afterwards and let Grange know that arrangements had been made for him to join the Bears after his last game playing for Illinois.

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list of the 100 Greatest Football Players. In 2008, Grange was also ranked #1 on ESPN's Top 25 Players In College Football History list.

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made a last-ditch effort to sign him at a salary of $ 5,000 per game, but were unable to do so, a key factor in the team's demise. The

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In Portland, Grange and Britton combined for five touchdowns, including three by the latter. Grange threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to

10850: 1290: 945:. In front of 85,000 fans, Grange recorded 113 rushing yards on 21 carries and 42 passing yards on nine throws as Illinois won 14–9. 351: 345: 341: 1962: 10678: 6107: 5488: 2287: 1674:. As he landed, Grange's cleat caught in the field, causing him to twist his knee when Trafton fell on him. Revealed to be a torn 1461:, but hurricanes led to the period's end. The day after the Cardinals game, the Bears played a Jacksonville team featuring former 10810: 10497: 2472: 2102: 2005: 918: 674:. In seven games as a sophomore, he ran for 723 yards and scored 12 touchdowns, and led Illinois to an undefeated season and the 2352: 1263:

played in. The NFL also maintained the rule prohibiting players from appearing in college and NFL games in the same season when

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Every December, a junior college bowl game is held in his honor known as the Red Grange Bowl, in his home state of Illinois.

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chose an all-time All-America team. Grange was the only unanimous choice. 30 years later in 1999, he was ranked number 80 on

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The Bears' next game against a Pittsburgh all-star group saw the team in poor condition; before kickoff, former All-American

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wrote an article titled "De-Granging Football" that used Grange's surname as a verb: to "grange" a game means to exploit it.

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the team until he ended his playing career in 1934, from which he became a backfield coach for the Bears for three seasons.

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for the noise they were creating, the police confronted them and the ensuing argument led to officers throwing teammate

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With Grange hurt, Chicago canceled a game against an all-star team in Cleveland, prompting the organizer to sue for

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all-star team, Pyle and Grange elected to remain in New York to promote themselves, receiving various endorsements.

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said, "All Grange can do is run," to which Zuppke, referring to a famed opera star of the age, responded, "And all

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attire being granted free admission. The movie and Grange's performance received positive reviews, with one

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and ran 45 yards for a second, but exited the 60–3 win before halftime after getting hurt in a pile-up.

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Before departing Tampa, Grange and Pyle invested $ 17,000 apiece in real estate to capitalize on the

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Agnes Taafee criticized various scenes for their lack of realism, she praised Grange's performance.

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to the Board of Trustees of University of the Illinois, on which he served from 1951 until 1955.

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Grange departed professional football in 1937 and earned a living in a variety of jobs including

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also asked Grange to consider retiring from football to enter acting full-time, but he declined.

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team. Grange was the roommate of college basketball player and future college basketball coach

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Willis, Chris (August 19, 2010). "The Galloping Ghost and Pottsville Controversy (1925)".

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attempted to join the league after being suspended one game into his senior year in 1986.

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Only one other number has been retired in the history of Illinois football: 50, worn by

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Following a one-week rest period, the Bears took on a Southern-based all-star team in

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The Giants of New York, the history of professional football's most fabulous dynasty.

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playing a game after the NFL expanded into its targeted markets. Grange also led the

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team, Grange scored the lone touchdown and recorded 89 rushing yards in the 7–0 win.

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also announced he had secured Grange for a December Florida league he had organized.

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in 1930; during the offseason, he continued his ice toting job to earn extra money.

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received the snap from a fake field goal formation, which he threw to right end

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also reportedly offered $ 40,000 to him, a claim denied by team executive

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The Complete History of Professional Football from 1892 to the Present.

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In 1935 Grange became the first football player to appear on a box of

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and led his team to a national championship in 1923. He was the only

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He drew national attention for his performance in the October 18,

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George Waite, the male love interest in the 1926 film version of

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To commemorate college football's 100th anniversary in 1969, the

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recognition three consecutive years and appeared on the cover of

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and track, but changed his mind once he arrived and joined coach

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1923 Illinois Fighting Illini football—national champions

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the same period." On the other hand, in 1991, Vito Stellino of

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game, Grange formally announced his intention to sign with the

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denotes members who have been elected, but not yet inducted.

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The Man Who Built the National Football League: Joe F. Carr

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The Man Who Built the National Football League: Joe F. Carr

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To challenge the NFL, Grange and Pyle formed the nine-team

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Al Bundy is mistaken for Grange several times in the 1988

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New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1963 OCLC 1356301 pp. 35–6

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Whose destination is the goal — Red Grange of Illinois!

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Mt. Morris, IL: Elback Publishing Co., 1948; pp. 16-17.

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as its president from 1947 to his resignation in 1949.

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fraternity. At first he had planned to compete only in

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National Football League players with retired numbers

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Neft, David S., Cohen, Richard M., and Korch, Rick.

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1933: Football at the Depth of the Great Depression

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With only three days of practice in the Bears' 10757: 2354:Only Yesterday: An Informal History of the 1920s 2288:"Red Grange, Football Hero of 1920s, Dead at 87" 2225:List of unanimous college football All-Americans 2048:, Grange became the first person other than the 1306:in 1925 when McKinley introduced Grange and the 4688:"Red Grange Leases Yank Stadium For Pro Eleven" 3668:"Bears Beat Washington by 19-0; Harold Stopped" 3424:"35,000 cheer as Grange batters Columbus Tiger" 3349:"At 84, NFL savior Red Grange prefers baseball" 3150:"Reports still conflict on plans of Red Grange" 2722:"Pro Leaders seek Red Grange for Eastern games" 2371: 1938:television and college football (including the 1820:Grange also starred in a 12-part serial series 591:. In Wheaton, Lyle became the chief of police. 485:(June 13, 1903 – January 28, 1991), nicknamed " 10846:Players of American football from Pennsylvania 5728:Career statistics and player information from 4877:"Diathermy Cure Planned For Grange's Bad Knee" 3612:, December 7, 1925, accessed December 3, 2010. 3454:"Britton, Illinois Star, Joins Chicago Eleven" 2976: 2974: 2972: 2970: 2968: 2845: 1563:compared Grange's decision to join the NFL to 8627: 8487: 8283: 8145: 7285: 7126: 6967: 6808: 6611: 6438: 6305: 6108: 5938: 5763: 2610:"Football Hero Keeps Warm and Shuns Memories" 2435: 2433: 1254:various instances. In 1930, the Bears signed 6282:Red Grange—championships, awards, and honors 5644: 5512: 5457:"Wolfe Heads National Girls Baseball League" 5234: 5222: 5210: 5166: 5109: 4966: 4951: 4939: 4795: 4673: 4521:"Red and Bears Beat Seattle All-Stars, 34-0" 4507: 4445:"Grange Bears smother Portland eleven, 60-3" 4348:"Slashing S. F. Tigers Cramp Grange's Style" 4333: 4216: 4103:"Red Grange Refuses to Take Boxing Contract" 3997: 3967:"Bears defeat Redless Bears by 9 to 0 score" 3883: 3839: 3776: 3621: 3553:"Chicago Bears beat Frankford at Shibe Park" 3374: 3346: 3136: 3112: 3100: 2947: 2853:"Illinois Football History: Retired Numbers" 2775: 2763: 2751: 2647: 2468:"10 things to know about Jos. Kuhn & Co" 2170:gives him to wear on his test flight or the 1294:Grange (second from left) with U.S. Senator 5075:"Red Grange Will Be Bears' Backfield Coach" 4379:"Grange's star dimmed; Wilson outplays him" 4260:"George Wilson To Play With L.A. Grid Team" 4035:"Grange act billed for San Francisco today" 3746:"Experts disappointed in Braves Field game" 3635:""Where Do You Live?" Coolidge Asks Grange" 2965: 2719: 2145:", Major Frank Burns is chided for burning 678:national championship. His younger brother 8634: 8620: 8494: 8480: 8290: 8276: 8152: 8138: 7292: 7278: 7133: 7119: 6974: 6960: 6815: 6801: 6618: 6604: 6445: 6431: 6312: 6298: 6115: 6101: 5945: 5931: 5770: 5756: 5666:Red Grange and the Rise of Modern Football 2430: 2351:Allen, Frederick Lewis (January 1, 1931). 10831:People from Sullivan County, Pennsylvania 10801:Illinois Fighting Illini football players 5777: 4845:"Record Crowd Out To See Red Grange Play" 4645: 3518: 2720:Crusinberry, James (September 30, 1925). 2662:Harold (Red) Grange, "How I Turned Pro," 2658: 2656: 2629:"90 years ago: Red Grange's amazing game" 2316: 2314: 2312: 2310: 1610:Grange delivering ice in his hometown of 924:Grange's final college game came against 631:After graduation, Grange enrolled at the 618: 579:Red Grange was born on June 13, 1903, in 6122: 5682: 5624:"Leatherheads: For the Love of Football" 5621: 5314:"Red Grange Head of New Pro Grid League" 5121: 5010: 4617: 4477:"Bears Romp Over Portland Loggers, 60-3" 4169: 3722:. United News Service. December 10, 1925 2881: 1991: 1922:for NCAA Game of the Week coverage, 1955 1913: 1722: 1605: 1289: 1274: 1168: 833: 831:, but was a "marked man" in the defeat. 752: 622: 10821:College Football Hall of Fame inductees 5952: 5663: 5047:Bodanza, Mark C. (September 17, 2010). 5046: 5025: 4585: 4201: 3824: 3700: 3519:Alexander, John H. (December 3, 1925). 3347:D'Angelo, Robert (September 13, 1987). 3309:"TCU's Davis drops lawsuit against NFL" 3124: 3053:. Pro Football Researchers Association 2959: 2707: 2626: 2543: 2541: 2539: 2537: 2535: 2533: 2531: 2529: 2527: 2525: 2424:"IHSA Boys Track & Field Medalists" 2103:With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm 2006:Football Writers Association of America 1567:electing to sign with the newly formed 757:Grange on the October 5, 1925 cover of 693:, in the grand opening game of the new 10758: 7142:1925 College Football All-America Team 6983:1924 College Football All-America Team 6824:1923 College Football All-America Team 5647:The Red Grange Story: An Autobiography 5595:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 5311: 5178: 4553: 3897:"Grange on his way to play at Detroit" 3666:Pegler, Westbrook (December 9, 1925). 3665: 3278: 3248:"Joe Savoldi Signs to Play with Bears" 3182:"'Red Grange Rule' stops Davis' entry" 2980: 2787: 2653: 2465: 2307: 1164: 849:In the Illini's next game against the 583:, a village of about 200 people among 10816:All-American college football players 8615: 8475: 8271: 8133: 7273: 7114: 6955: 6796: 6599: 6426: 6293: 6280: 6096: 5926: 5751: 4685: 4646:Underwood, John (September 4, 1985). 4345: 4172:"Grange comes through with touchdown" 2882:Woodruff, Harvey (November 8, 1925). 2675: 2627:Tribune, Chicago (October 10, 2014). 2350: 2066: 2039:Wheaton Warrenville South High School 1998:Wheaton Warrenville South High School 1391:also joined the team as a confidant. 861:designed by Zuppke in which fullback 682:also played football for the school. 5535: 5481: 5124:"Red Grange: Greatness and Humility" 4980:"Red Grange Returns To Pro Football" 4907: 4346:Borba, Harry J. (January 25, 1926). 3550: 3499:Pro Football Researchers Association 2522: 2439: 1918:Grange (top) with broadcast partner 1422:In ten games, the Bears went 5–4–1. 873:, a famed war correspondent for the 523:, Grange was a three-time consensus 16:American football player (1903–1991) 10836:Sportspeople from Wheaton, Illinois 10826:Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees 10806:National Football League announcers 5622:SCHICKEL, RICHARD (April 3, 2008). 5385:"Red Grange Gets Softball Position" 5122:Reinmuth, Gary (January 29, 1991). 5026:Tribune, Chicago (August 2, 2023). 4618:Stellino, Vito (February 3, 1991). 3604:70,000 See Grange in Pro Debut Here 3586:New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994 3551:Hunt, Marshall (December 6, 1925). 3489: 1779:The following year, he appeared in 937:, who had owned the local NFL team 720:A streak of fire, a breath of flame 563:He is a charter member of both the 13: 5638: 5421:"Maybe This Isn't Such a Good Job" 5312:Jordan, Jimmy (December 5, 1944). 5179:Taaffe, Agnes (October 15, 1926). 5011:Lapointe, Joe (January 31, 2006). 4686:Eaton, Foster (February 6, 1925). 4648:"Was He the Greatest of All Time?" 4135:"Speed Cop Throws Grange for Loss" 3037:"THE TOWN THAT HATED PRO FOOTBALL" 2788:Runyon, Damon (November 1, 1925). 2676:Halas, George (January 26, 1967). 2442:"Galloping Ghost scared opponents" 1670:while trying to catch a pass from 928:in Columbus. Before the game, the 716:to write this poetic description: 14: 10872: 5702: 5645:Grange, Red; Morton, Ira (1953). 4586:Maxwell, Don (February 1, 1926). 4230:"Grange Will Play in New Orleans" 3279:Willis, Chris (August 19, 2010). 778:Pyle traveled to Chicago to meet 726:That rival hands may never touch; 724:A gray ghost thrown into the game 722:Eluding all who reach and clutch; 102:6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) 10851:Deaths from pneumonia in Florida 5668:. University of Illinois Press. 5649:. University of Illinois Press. 5615: 5603: 5557: 5529: 5518: 5449: 5413: 5377: 5341: 5305: 5273: 5240: 5172: 5143: 5067: 5040: 5019: 5004: 4972: 4908:Bell, Jim (September 24, 1971). 4901: 4869: 4837: 4554:Rocene, Ray (February 1, 1926). 4296:"Grange is pushed for spotlight" 4019:. December 21, 1925 – via 2586:November 8, 1927. Archived from 1718: 1580:to favor the star players, with 1547:In a February 1926 article, the 1285: 728:A rubber bounding, blasting soul 658:Grange played for the team from 493:", was an American professional 30: 7303:Chicago Tribune Silver Football 5536:Hall, Mordaunt (June 7, 1926). 4801: 4757: 4725: 4711: 4679: 4639: 4611: 4579: 4547: 4513: 4469: 4437: 4407: 4371: 4339: 4288: 4252: 4222: 4163: 4127: 4095: 4059: 4027: 4003: 3959: 3925: 3889: 3845: 3782: 3738: 3706: 3659: 3627: 3576: 3544: 3512: 3446: 3416: 3380: 3301: 3272: 3240: 3208: 3174: 3142: 3068:"World knocks at Grange's door" 3060: 3028: 3003: 2907: 2875: 2813: 2781: 2713: 2669: 2664:Pro Football Illustrated, 1948. 2620: 2602: 2566: 2256: 2230:List of people on the cover of 1770:Film Booking Offices of America 1694: 1539:Impact on professional football 1425: 1242:, a game they won 21–0. Former 533:Chicago Tribune Silver Football 352:Illinois Fighting Illini No. 77 10811:New York Yankees (NFL) players 4531:. February 1, 1926. p. 25 4011:"Grange, Bears invade Florida" 2459: 2416: 2344: 2298: 2280: 2246: 2214:, was loosely based on Grange. 2000:, which was named in his honor 1956:National Girls Baseball League 1837: 1459:Florida land boom of the 1920s 748: 291:100 greatest Bears of All-Time 242:Career highlights and awards 1: 8300:Chicago Bears retired numbers 5722:College Football Hall of Fame 5630:– via content.time.com. 2466:Dodson, Don (July 19, 2015). 2273: 1909: 1569:United States Football League 1506:Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 962: 574: 461:College Football Hall of Fame 229:New York Yankees (1926–1927) 4170:McCarthy (January 2, 1926). 331:Big Ten Most Valuable Player 7: 10796:College football announcers 10776:American football halfbacks 8161:NFL's 1920s All-Decade Team 5248:"Milestones, Aug. 16, 1937" 2322:"About Harold "Red" Grange" 2218: 2027:Abington Senior High School 1486:Washington Huskies football 819:and two straight losses to 809:70th United States Congress 10: 10877: 6268:Los Angeles Wildcats (XFL) 1903:Serial, (final film role) 1730:for the second chapter of 1278: 851:University of Pennsylvania 10737: 10571: 10420: 10382: 10166: 9976: 9732: 9634: 9371: 9315: 9095: 8839: 8653: 8647:Pro Football Hall of Fame 8516: 8504:Pro Football Hall of Fame 8307: 8167: 7311: 7200: 7149: 7033: 6990: 6874: 6831: 6640: 6467: 6329: 6287: 6262: 6246: 6230: 6204: 6183: 6128: 6074: 6058: 6042: 6016: 5995: 5958: 5904: 5883: 5867: 5841: 5820: 5783: 5713:Pro Football Hall of Fame 5683:Sullivan, George (1972). 5664:Carroll, John M. (2004). 5063:– via Google Books. 4910:"A 'Butkus' of yesterday" 4415:"5,000 see Bears triumph" 2367:– via Google Books. 2357:. John Wiley & Sons. 2105:" as released in 1960 by 1987: 1868: 1281:1925 Chicago Bears season 949:Nebraska game. He earned 838:Statue of Grange outside 676:Helms Athletic Foundation 468: 457: 450:Pro Football Hall of Fame 446: 436: 432: 420: 412: 401: 389: 381: 373: 369: 364: 360: 280:NFL 1920s All-Decade Team 246: 241: 237: 226: 221: 202: 197: 156: 151: 146: 135: 119: 114: 106: 98: 81: 61: 56: 46: 41: 29: 10781:Chicago Bears announcers 6136:American Football League 5966:American Football League 5791:American Football League 5513:Grange & Morton 1953 5494:. University of Illinois 5235:Grange & Morton 1953 5223:Grange & Morton 1953 5211:Grange & Morton 1953 5167:Grange & Morton 1953 5110:Grange & Morton 1953 5015:– via NYTimes.com. 4967:Grange & Morton 1953 4952:Grange & Morton 1953 4940:Grange & Morton 1953 4796:Grange & Morton 1953 4674:Grange & Morton 1953 4508:Grange & Morton 1953 4334:Grange & Morton 1953 4217:Grange & Morton 1953 3998:Grange & Morton 1953 3884:Grange & Morton 1953 3840:Grange & Morton 1953 3777:Grange & Morton 1953 3622:Grange & Morton 1953 3375:Grange & Morton 1953 3137:Grange & Morton 1953 3113:Grange & Morton 1953 3101:Grange & Morton 1953 3011:"NCAA Football's Finest" 2948:Grange & Morton 1953 2857:Illinois Fighting Illini 2776:Grange & Morton 1953 2764:Grange & Morton 1953 2752:Grange & Morton 1953 2648:Grange & Morton 1953 2239: 2180:Married... with Children 2044:On January 15, 1978, at 2025:In 1931, Grange visited 1631:American Football League 1351:Frankford Yellow Jackets 1320:National Football League 1298:and U.S. Representative 649:Fighting Illini football 581:Forksville, Pennsylvania 557:American Football League 521:Illinois Fighting Illini 510:National Football League 110:180 lb (82 kg) 75:Forksville, Pennsylvania 21:American football player 8581:George Preston Marshall 6222:George "Wildcat" Wilson 6161:Nominally representing 5685:The Great Running Backs 4770:Green Bay Press-Gazette 4016:The Des Moines Register 3526:St. Louis Post-Dispatch 3221:Green Bay Press-Gazette 2266:, another Bears player. 1490:George "Wildcat" Wilson 1374:Providence Steam Roller 8586:Johnny "Blood" McNally 5734:Pro Football Reference 4719:"profootball history1" 4072:Pensacola News Journal 2147:The Life of Red Grange 2031:Abington, Pennsylvania 2001: 1965:, he was elected as a 1923: 1736: 1615: 1595: 1535:in his autobiography. 1334:(he had played in the 1322:debut on November 26, 1315: 1219:University of Illinois 1215:University of Michigan 1174: 930:Champaign News-Gazette 846: 764: 732: 635:, where he joined the 633:University of Illinois 628: 619:University of Illinois 529:unanimous All-American 306:Unanimous All-American 10791:Chicago Bears players 10786:Chicago Bears coaches 5778:Boston Bulldogs (AFL) 5390:The Salt Lake Tribune 4738:Pittsburgh Daily Post 3858:Montgomery Advertiser 3719:Davenport Daily Times 2394:"The Galloping Ghost" 2141:, season 3, episode " 1995: 1917: 1774:Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. 1726: 1609: 1590: 1433:Coral Gables, Florida 1293: 1275:The barnstorming tour 1211:University of Chicago 1173:Grange's trading card 1172: 837: 756: 734:Chicago sportswriter 718: 626: 421:Receiving touchdowns: 365:Career NFL statistics 10856:Illinois Republicans 7144:consensus selections 6985:consensus selections 6826:consensus selections 6191:Los Angeles Wildcats 6123:Los Angeles Wildcats 5525:Abington High School 5286:The Journal Standard 5186:The Minneapolis Star 4882:Brooklyn Times-Union 4850:Decatur Daily Review 4814:The Arizona Republic 4693:The Herald-Palladium 4108:The Minneapolis Star 3902:Lincoln Journal Star 3155:Atlanta Constitution 2183:episode "Poke High". 1996:Red Grange Field at 1974:The Red Grange Story 1928:motivational speaker 1762:The Minneapolis Star 1651:disturbing the peace 1578:games could be fixed 1482:Los Angeles Wildcats 1450:and Olympic swimmer 1187:Rochester Jeffersons 959:on October 5, 1925. 504:and the short-lived 285:Chicago Bears No. 77 57:Personal information 5953:Chicago Bulls (AFL) 5610:Death of a Salesman 5577:on February 6, 2012 5515:, p. 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McKinley 1165:Professional career 939:Columbus Panhandles 844:Champaign, Illinois 807:nomination for the 598:, Grange earned 16 596:Wheaton High School 500:who played for the 487:the Galloping Ghost 92:Lake Wales, Florida 26: 6633:1933 NFL champions 6460:1932 NFL champions 5543:The New York Times 5237:, p. 145–146. 5213:, p. 131–132. 5169:, p. 125–126. 4885:. November 3, 1927 4853:. October 17, 1927 4741:. January 28, 1926 4653:Sports Illustrated 4485:. January 31, 1926 4453:. January 31, 1926 4421:. January 31, 1926 4419:The Standard Union 4391:. January 25, 1926 4308:. January 17, 1926 4043:. January 23, 1926 3886:, p. 105–106. 3779:, p. 103–104. 3643:. December 9, 1925 3609:The New York Times 3602:*Vidmer, Richard. 3321:. October 18, 1985 3314:The Salina Journal 3192:. October 12, 1985 2919:The Decatur Herald 2829:. November 2, 1925 2616:. 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January 1, 1926 4040:Los Angeles Times 3490:Carroll, John M. 3057:: Vol. III, 1981. 3043:on March 19, 2006 2795:The Tampa Tribune 2683:Los Angeles Times 2503:The Tampa Tribune 2440:Schwartz, Larry. 2398:American Heritage 2152:In the 1983 film 2126:In the 1970 show 2107:The Kingston Trio 2088:In the 1949 play 2011:The Sporting News 1907: 1906: 1678:, he underwent a 1612:Wheaton, Illinois 1560:The Baltimore Sun 1328:Chicago Cardinals 1236:Green Bay Packers 1207:Amos Alonzo Stagg 1162: 1161: 709:can do is sing." 605:Scott High School 594:In four years at 589:Wheaton, Illinois 472: 471: 428: 427: 296:National champion 129:Wheaton, Illinois 10868: 9096:Wide receivers / 8636: 8629: 8622: 8613: 8612: 8510: 8505: 8496: 8489: 8482: 8473: 8472: 8462: 8451: 8440: 8429: 8418: 8407: 8396: 8385: 8374: 8363: 8352: 8341: 8330: 8319: 8301: 8292: 8285: 8278: 8269: 8268: 8154: 8147: 8140: 8131: 8130: 8120: 8112: 8104: 8096: 8088: 8080: 8072: 8064: 8052: 8044: 8036: 8028: 8020: 8012: 8004: 7992: 7984: 7976: 7968: 7960: 7952: 7944: 7936: 7928: 7920: 7912: 7904: 7896: 7888: 7880: 7872: 7864: 7856: 7848: 7840: 7832: 7824: 7816: 7808: 7800: 7792: 7784: 7776: 7768: 7760: 7752: 7744: 7736: 7728: 7720: 7712: 7704: 7696: 7688: 7680: 7672: 7664: 7656: 7648: 7640: 7632: 7624: 7616: 7608: 7600: 7592: 7584: 7576: 7568: 7560: 7552: 7544: 7536: 7528: 7520: 7512: 7504: 7496: 7488: 7480: 7472: 7464: 7456: 7448: 7440: 7432: 7424: 7416: 7408: 7400: 7392: 7384: 7376: 7368: 7360: 7352: 7344: 7336: 7328: 7320: 7305: 7304: 7294: 7287: 7280: 7271: 7270: 7260: 7252: 7244: 7236: 7228: 7220: 7212: 7193: 7185: 7177: 7169: 7161: 7135: 7128: 7121: 7112: 7111: 7101: 7099:Edwin C. 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