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Grave of Art Modell and his wife Patricia Modell. Art Modell formerly owned the Cleveland Browns and then moved them to Baltimore where they became the Baltimore Ravens.
The most noteworthy thing to happen to this memorial is when a Browns fan travelled to Pikesville for the express purpose of urinating on Modell’s grave.
Druid Ridge Cemetery Pikesville, Maryland
Heartbeats, Municipal and Otherwise - 29 March 2021
Heartbeats, Municipal and Otherwise – 29 March 2021
Today’s Inspiration: Listening to a group on Clubhouse where Robert Townsend and others involved in the movie The Five Heartbeats gave an oral history of it. Today’s joy: Meeting with my creativity circle. Talking about the joys and the challenges we’re facing. It felt good to get some things off of my chest with others who are actively working and doing their thing, too. A past joy: This…
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Browns-Ravens Preview Capsule
CLEVELAND (7-7-1) at BALTIMORE (9-6)
Sunday, 4:25 p.m. EST, CBS
OPENING LINE – Ravens by 6
RECORD VS. SPREAD – Cleveland 9-6, Baltimore 8-7
SERIES RECORD – Ravens lead 29-10
LAST MEETING – Browns beat Ravens 12-9, OT, Oct. 7
LAST WEEK – Browns beat Bengals 26-18; Ravens beat Chargers 22-10
AP PRO32 RANKING – Browns No. 16, Ravens No. 9
BROWNS OFFENSE – OVERALL (14), RUSH (10), PASS (15).
BROWN…
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Cleveland sports heartaches and the number 22 | SC Featured | ESPN
The Sun Remembers This Week in Baltimore Sports: Jan. 17-23
Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas, third from left, and coach Weeb Ewbank on the sideline during a Nov. 6, 1960, game against the Green Bay Packers at Memorial Stadium.
By Mike Klingaman
The Baltimore Sun
Jan. 18, 1997: Ravens owner Art Modell attends Robert Irsay's funeral in Indianapolis, as does former Baltimore Colts coach Ted Marchibroda. Irsay, the Colts owner who moved the team to Indianapolis in 1984, died at 73 of complications from a stroke. A horseshoe logo of blue and white carnations adorns his casket.
Jan. 16, 1988: Maryland's basketball team stuns No. 7 Duke, 72-69, to give second-year coach Bob Wade his first Atlantic Coast Conference road victory. Trailing 69-64 with 2:45 remaining, the Terps score the last four times they get the ball. Derrick Lewis (20 points) leads Maryland.
Jan. 23, 1978: Weeb Ewbank, who coached the Colts to NFL championships in 1958 and 1959, is elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Ewbank also led the New York Jets to an upset victory over Baltimore in Super Bowl III in January 1969.
Jan. 20, 1961: The NFL bars Gene “Big Daddy” Lipscomb, the Colts' mammoth defensive tackle, from playing for the Baltimore Bullets of the Eastern Basketball League. Commissioner Pete Rozelle cites alleged gambling activities by several EBL players as the reason. Lipscomb also competes on the pro wrestling circuit in the offseason.
Jan. 23, 1958: In a battle of unbeatens, Southern-Baltimore defeats McDonogh, 21-14, in wrestling. Jerry Lisiewski, the Bulldogs' undefeated 250-pound heavyweight, pins Wayne Bradshaw in the final match to clinch the victory before a near-capacity crowd in the winners' new gymnasium.
Jan. 18, 1955: In the first basketball game played in its new gym, St. Paul's loses, 58-37, to Gilman. Bob Vetters, a freshman, leads the Crusaders with 14 points. Dave Bimestefer scores 19 for the winners.
Jan. 22, 1946: In a show-stopper at the Coliseum, Ali Baba — a 5-foot-3 wrestler from Turkey — pins Chuck Ross, who stands 6-8. Time of match: 31/2 minutes.
Jan. 21, 1939: Trailing 11-1, Navy rallies to defeat North Carolina, 46-38, at Dahlgren Hall in Annapolis. George Ghesquiere leads the Midshipmen with 20 points.
Birthday
Jan. 21, 1984: Haloti Ngata, former Ravens defensive tackle who earned first-team All Pro twice (2010, 2011) and made the Pro Bowl five times (2009-2013).
Teams that Hated Their Cities: The Mapped Travels of NFL Franchises
Teams that Hated Their Cities: The Mapped Travels of NFL Franchises
The NFL is regarded by many to be the new America’s Pastime. Baseball had a nice run, but became a bit more global in recent years. The MLB picks up players from all over: Japan, South Korea, all over Central and South America, and even a few players from Canada. There’s even a World Baseball Classic championship series, like the World Cup but smaller.
The rest of the globe already has their own…
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Scott Scherer: Video: The Last Days of the Old Cleveland Browns
Scott Scherer: Video: The Last Days of the Old Cleveland Browns
. This post was originally posted at FRS Daily Journal on WordPress
This looks more like the story of the 1990s Browns before they relocated to Baltimore and became the Ravens and. The New Browns came into existence in 1999. To me this looks like the story of the Bill Belichick Browns which is a good story. Because it’s about a guy…
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