Anyone have knowledge of "Larry Eisenhower" that played with the "Boston Patriots" back in the 1960`s?
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Along with the highs of a championship, there were the strange happenings that went along with the formation of a new league. There were several colorful characters in the league, including Boston defensive tackle Larry Eisenhower, who tackled a children’s television personality, Pablo, during a taping of a show that was supposed to have Pablo score a touchdown against the Patriots.
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George Blanda was the oldest player in NFL history. He played until he was 48 years old. He retired in 1975 from the Oakland Raiders.\n\nhttp://www.profootballhof.com/history/stats/40_and_over_club.jsp
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Very sketchy info; he left BST in 1968.  He then did work on Al Cooper's "Al's Big Deal (unclaimed freight") in 1975.  Since then, everyone I've spoken to has the same story-- he had a mental breakdown, and has been living in a mental institution ever since the episode (1977 or 1978)... "ahh... jucyfruit"
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I would check out the Yankees' '92 roster and do a Google image search on some of the names. If you can take a guess of who it is and go on your suspicion, that might get you your answer quicker. If there's a name you don't recognize, it could very well be that guy.
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Here you go.\n\nhttp://www.profootballhof.com/history/release.jsp?release_id=1481
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Yes, it was Willie O'Ree who played for the Boston Bruins in 1957-58
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I think you're talking about Ladell Eackles. He spent his career as a role player in the 90s mostly with the Washington Bullets. He also played in the Miami Heat.
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I can't remember any inspirational quotes, but I remember many humerious indoor polo games played at our stable Fox Run Farm in Suffield ct during the years 1969 to 1982 especially one player named Moe Garber.  There was also an artical written about indoor polo played at our stable in the 1970's
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first superbowl for patriots was in 1986 (85 season) and the qb was Tony Eason\nTHATS IT I'M DONE!
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It's for Dr. John McMullen (previous owner that passed away in 2005)\n\nCheck out this site:\n\nhttp://www.newjerseydevils.com/2005/html/theteam/teamnews/mcmullen-patch.php
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Try this link. i think it helps a bit.\n\nhttp://www.bostonbruins.com/history/1970s.asp\n\nHAVE FUN!
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This is the closest that I could find\nhttp://www.nfl.com/history/leaders/totaldefense
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Ken Stabler\nDrafted : -1969-Oakland Raiders : John Madden\nAG3  -22- 6'1\n194lb's\nAlabama - Coach : Paul W. 'Bear' Bryant
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Larry Johnson of the Chiefs
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If I'd of met him I'd of kicked him in the nutz!!!\n\nThat was a FUMBLE!!!!!!!!!!!! \n\nHe KNOWS IT AND SO DOES EVERYONE ELSE!!!!\n\nRefs are always helping out those darn patriots.\n\nFUMBLE FUMBLE FUMBLE FUMBLE FUMBLE!!!!\n\nCHarles Woodsen had a clear fumble causing hit!! \n\nCheaters!!!*
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How about the Sox getting Don Baylor for Mike Easler in 1986? That was a good one. The Sox also had Elston Howard catching in 1967 but I don't know if that was from a trade.
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I can't remember the guy's name...but he was with Les Nordiques just before they went to Colorado.  He played against the Bruins in Boston,  stopped about 69 shots and earned his team a tie,  the score MIGHT have been 3-3...does anyone remember the fellow?...and THAT was the greatest performance of all time!