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One of the real talented N.F.L. veterans, Bob joined the Browns back in 1952. He was originally the Packers' first draft choice after two years as All-American at Kentucky.
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Up among the leading pass receivers. Received 42 in 1950. Yards gained: 548. Long gain: 45. In college (University of Utah), Mac was better known in track than in football. He set the Rocky Mountain Conference mark of 23.2 seconds in the low hurdles. Tied the Conference high hurdles record of 14.4 seconds. Joined the Browns in 1946. Once took a screen pass and ran 99 yards for touchdown.



The Browns continued to be one of the N.F.L.'s roughest clubs as they finished third in the Eastern Division standings. Led by Jimmy Brown, the team gained 1,772 yards rushing.



Jim is one of the fans' favorites in Cleveland. A familiar face to Pro-Bowl game viewers, Jim was originally a defensive end. The shifty guard was named as an all-time Brown All-Star.



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Jim Ray Smith
Jim can pull out of the line to lead interference or hold his ground to protect the passer. A standout in college, he has plenty of stamina and eats up the rock 'em, sock 'em play of the N.F.L.
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