Sports Album Magazine Winter 1950

Includes the usual trove of college football coverage, including Charlie Justice on the cover.

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EPISODE #97: Pro Football’s Dynastic Cleveland Browns – With Andy Piascik

The Cleveland Browns of the late 1940s upstart All-America Football Conference and then early 1950s NFL – might just possibly be the proverbial “greatest” of all time, all things being equal.

We recommend our AAFC fans to check out as author Andy Piascik (The Best Show in Football: The 1946–1955 Cleveland Browns – Pro Football’s Greatest Dynasty) joins host Tim Hanlon at Goodseatsstillavailable.com re-living the Cleveland Browns of the late 1940s upstart All-America Football Conference and then early 1950s NFL – possibly be the “greatest” of all time, all things being equal.

“Hands Across The River” chronicles the merger of the football Dodgers and Yankees into the Brooklyn New York Yankees of the AAFC. Note the inset of Yankees rookie Tom Landry.

Further along “Can They Repeat” breaks down the 2 league champions chances for repeat titles in their respective leagues. Philadelphia eagles (NFL) and the Cleveland Browns (AAFC). Featured players include the Eagles Steve Van Buren and Chuck Bednarik and the Browns Otto Graham and Marion Motley.

Moving along “Brother Act” chronicles various brothers that are playing pro ball.

Wait. There’s NHL Hockey coverage too! “Hockey’s Record Wreckers” It won’t be easy to get the Toronto Maple Leafs to break the habit of winning the Stanley Cup (really).

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