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Anthony Robert Canadeo (May 5, 1919 –
November 29, 2003) was an
American professional football player who was a back in the
National Football League (NFL)...
- In 1952, Tony
Canadeo became the
second Packer to have his
number (No. 3) retired,
immediately after he
retired from the NFL.
Canadeo pla**** offense...
- 1952,
followed by
Idaho in 1954, and the NCAA in 1960.
Football star Tony
Canadeo boxed during his
senior year in 1941 at 175 lb (79 kg) and was
named team...
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Roger Grove (1931)
Cecil Isbell (1938–1942) Hal Van
Every (1940) Tony
Canadeo (1942–1943) Irv Comp (1943–1948) Roy
McKay (1945)
Cliff Aberson (1946)...
- play-by-play on
Packers broadcasts for CBS,
Scott was
paired primarily with Tony
Canadeo on
Packers telecasts. As the team's play-by-play announcer,
Scott broadcast...
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prior to the war. GU's most
notable football player was
running back Tony
Canadeo (1919–2003) from Chicago, who pla**** in the NFL for the
Green Bay Packers...
- A 1950
depiction of Tony
Canadeo,
whose No. 3 was
retired by the
Packers in 1952...
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Roger Grove (1931)
Cecil Isbell (1938–1942) Hal Van
Every (1940) Tony
Canadeo (1942–1943) Irv Comp (1943–1948) Roy
McKay (1945)
Cliff Aberson (1946)...
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because league rules mandated teams could only
draft 20
players total. Tony
Canadeo,
halfback from
Gonzaga University taken 9th
round 77th
overall by the Green...
- Hall of Fame include: Joe
Stydahar (1934),
Bulldog Turner (1939), Tony
Canadeo (1939),
Andrew Robustelli (1949), Buck
Buchanan (1962),
Willie Lanier (1965)...
