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Albert Charles Matuza (September 11, 1918 – May 16, 2004) was an
American football center. He pla****
professionally in the
National Football League (NFL)...
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United States Original language English Production Producers Michael B.
Matuza Chris Robinson Matthew Winer Editors Jon
Alloway Steven Bognar Chester Contaoi...
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United States banking executive Fiduciary Trust International Walter A.
Matuza, Jr. 39 WTC
Great Kills New York
United States analyst Carr ****ures Timothy...
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Pittsburgh Pirates B 1940 19 9 178 Al
Matuza Green Bay
Packers C 1941 4 5 30
Augie Lio
Detroit Lions G 8 8 68 Al
Matuza Chicago Bears C 18 1 161 Joe McFadden...
- (breast-covering doeks) over the chest,
chikisa (colored miniskirts), and
matuza (an
aluminum ring)
around the arms. Herald, The. "Traditional
dances under...
- of the New York School. Ron
Mattes –
National Football League player. Al
Matuza (11
September 1918 – 16 May 2004) –
National Football League player. Rear...
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Bears substitutions: Berry, Pool, Sigillo, Babartsky, Digris, Logan, Ippolito,
Matuza, Mundee, Famighetti, Nolting, McEnulty, Vo****a,
Luckman and McLean....
- season, Sūduva
recalled former team
players Marius Činikas and
Martynas Matuzas.
Multiple A Lyga
champions Algis Jankauskas,
Andro Švrljuga and Paulius...
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Deborah F. Rutter,
executive producers;
Chris Robinson,
Michael B.
Matuza and
Matthew Winer,
producers PBS
Hannah Gadsby:
Douglas Hannah Gadsby, executive...
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Canadian football player Al
Matthews (born 1947),
American football player Al
Matuza (1918–2004),
American football player Al
McGall (born c. 1889), American...
