Frank Clair’s studious manner and football savvy earned him the nickname “The Professor”. During Clair’s lengthy coaching career in the CFL, the teams that he coached had 174 wins, 124 losses and 8 ties. They appeared in the Grey Cup 6 times and celebrated Grey Cup...
John “Red” O’Quinn came to Canada in 1952 following an all-star career at Wake Forest University and a short stint in the NFL. During his eight-year career, O’Quinn caught 499 passes for 7,699 yards and 34 touchdowns. O’Quinn was the league’s pass catching leader in...
Gerry James, son of hall of fame member Eddie “Dynamite” James, began his professional football career with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 1952 at the age of 17 and was a starter during the 1953 season. James rushed 995 times for 5,554 yards and scored a total of 645...
