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10 mar 2019 · Fact checked by: Simon Briffa. Marion Motley was born in 1920 in Leesburg, Georgia and was raised in Canton, Ohio. His family moved to Canton when he was three years old. Motley attended Canton Mckinley High School where he excelled at Football and Basketball. He led McKinley to a 25-3 record as a fullback and linebacker where their only three ...
Jim Brown, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, Bill Belichick, Cris Collinsworth and Rich Eisen discuss Cleveland Browns legend Marion Motley's selection to the NFL All-Time Team as a running back.
28 mar 2023 · In 1933, NFL owners secretly banned Black players from the league. Thirteen years later, four Black men—Kenny Washington, Woody Strode, Bill Willis, and Marion Motley—reintegrated pro football.
Marion Motley (5 de junio de 1920-27 de junio de 1999) fue un jugador de fútbol americano.Jugó como fullback para los Cleveland Browns y los Pittsburgh Steelers.. Motley asistió a la escuela Canton McKinley High School en Canton, Ohio y fue a estudiar a la South Carolina State University y a la Universidad de Nevada en Reno; Motley se unió a la Armada de los Estados Unidos (no terminó la ...
Marion Motley was born June 5, 1920, in Leesburg, Georgia. Motley played football at Canton McKinley High School in Canton, Ohio, and went on to South Carolina State University and then to the University of Nevada, where he played football while participating in other collegiate sports such as track, throwing javelin, and boxing.
Marion Motley – Fullback When Paul Brown signed Marion Motley in the Browns' first training camp in 1946, it was initially to give African-American Bill Willis, whom the head coach had just ...
Marion Motley 1920 – 1999. Former professional football player. At a Glance … Sources. In the late 1940s, African American athletes broke through the color barrier that prevented them from playing professional sports. The most famous example is Jackie Robinson, the first African American player in major league baseball.
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