CLEVELAND BROWNS GALEN FISS MIKE LUCCI JIM HOUSTON JIM KANICKI MONTE CLARK PAUL WARFIELD DICK SCHAFRATH GARY COLLINS WALTER BEACH LARRY BENZ ED BETTRIDGE JOHN BREWER JOHN BROWN MIKE BUNDRA LOWELL CAYLOR VINCE COSTELLO ROSS FICHTNER BOB GAIN BILL GLASS TOM GOOSBY ERNIE GREEN GENE HICKERSON TOM HUTCHINSON CLIFTON McNEIL DICK MODZELEWSKI JOHN MORROW JIM NINOWSKI FRANK PARKER BERNIE PARRISH DAVID RAIM

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CLEVELAND BROWNS - DOCUMENT SIGNED 06/04/2005 CO-SIGNED BY: JIM BROWN, DALE E. MEMMELAAR, LEROY KELLY, FRANK RYAN, GALEN FISS, MIKE LUCCI, JIM HOUSTON, JIM KANICKI, MONTE CLARK, PAUL WARFIELD, DICK SCHAFRATH, GARY COLLINS, WALTER BEACH, LARRY BENZ, ED BETTRIDGE, JOHN BREWER, JOHN BROWN, MIKE BUNDRA, LOWELL CAYLOR, VINCE COSTELLO, ROSS FICHTNER, BOB GAIN, BILL GLASS, TOM GOOSBY, ERNIE GREEN, GENE HICKERSON, TOM HUTCHINSON, CLIFTON McNEIL, DICK MODZELEWSKI, JOHN MORROW, JIM NINOWSKI, FRANK PARKER, BERNIE PARRISH, DAVID RAIMEY, WALT ROBERTS, CHARLES SCALES, STAN SCZUREK, ROGER SHOALS, PAUL WIGGIN, SID WILLIAMS, JOHN WOOTEN, BOBBY FRANKLIN - DOCUMENT 275257

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CLEVELAND BROWNS: CO-SIGNED: JIM BROWN, DALE E. MEMMELAAR, LEROY KELLY, FRANK RYAN, GALEN FISS, MIKE LUCCI, JIM HOUSTON, JIM KANICKI, MONTE CLARK, PAUL WARFIELD, DICK SCHAFRATH, GARY COLLINS, WALTER BEACH, LARRY BENZ, ED BETTRIDGE, JOHN BREWER, JOHN BROWN, MIKE BUNDRA, LOWELL CAYLOR, VINCE COSTELLO, ROSS FICHTNER, BOB GAIN, BILL GLASS, TOM GOOSBY, ERNIE GREEN, GENE HICKERSON, TOM HUTCHINSON, CLIFTON McNEIL, DICK MODZELEWSKI, JOHN MORROW, JIM NINOWSKI, FRANK PARKER, BERNIE PARRISH, DAVID RAIMEY, WALT ROBERTS, CHARLES SCALES, STAN SCZUREK, ROGER SHOALS, PAUL WIGGIN, SID WILLIAMS, JOHN WOOTEN, BOBBY FRANKLIN
Cleveland's 1964 Professional Football World Championship Team signs a certificate that makes the holder an Honorary Member of the team. 42 signatures
Document signed: "Jim Houston" as President, "John Wooten" as Executive V.P., "Jim Kanicki" as Treasurer, "Monte Clark" as Treasurer, "Jim Brown" (as V.P.), Paul Warfield (V.P.), "Leroy Kelly" (V.P.), "Dick Schafrath" (V.P.), "Gary Collins" (V.P.), "Walter Beach", "Larry Benz", "Ed Bettridge", "John Brewer", "John Brown"< "Mike Bundra", "Lowell Caylor", "Vince Costello", "Ross Fichtner", "Galen Fiss", "Bobby Franklin", "Bob Gain", "Bill Blass", "Tom Goosby", "Ernie Green", "Gene Hickerson", "Tom Hutchinson", "Mike Lucci", "Clifton McNeil", "Dale E. Memmelaar", "Dick Modzelewski", "John Morrow", "Jim Ninowski", "Frank Parker", "Bernie Parrish", "David Raimey", "Walt Roberts", "Frank Ryan", "Charley Scales", "Stan Sczurek", "Roger Shoals", "Paul Wiggin" and "Sid Williams"1 Page, 16x20. Certificate No. G204. No place, 2005 June 4. Cleveland's 1964 Professional Football World Championship Team signs a certificate that makes the holder an Honorary Member of the team. In Full: "This certifies that the holder hereof is an Honorary Member of Cleveland's 1964 Professional Football World Championship Team and is entitled to all rights and privileges related thereto, including the right to attend sponsored player meetings and team events. In witness Whereof the undersigned officers and Members of Cleveland, 1964 Professional Football World Champions, LLC have affixed their signatures as of June 4th, 2005. Printed text on verso explains privileges of Honorary Membership. Small-print caveat at front bottom notes that this is a license evidencing a personal privilege, not a security. The 1964 Browns upset the heavily favored Johnny Unitas and Baltimore Colts star studded lineup. With home field advantage the browns held the Unitas's offense to a 0-0 score at halftime. In the second half Cleveland scored 27 unanswered points to a 27-0 victory for the Browns. This was their fourth and most recent NFL championship. Included here are four members of football's Hall of Fame: JIM BROWN, generally considered the greatest running back of all time; wide receiver PAUL WARFIELD; kick return man LEROY KELLY; and kicker LOU GROZA. FRANK RYAN was the quarterback. GARY COLLINS was MVP of the NFL championship game, scoring three touchdowns in the Browns' rout of the Colts. The Cleveland Browns formed in 1946 and won all four championships of the All-America Football Conference (1946-1950). They also won four championships in the successor National Football League. The original Browns franchise moved to Baltimore in 1996, becoming the Ravens, but a new Browns team took the field for Cleveland, beginning in 1999. Fine condition.

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GALEN FISS
Born: July 10, 1931 in Johnson, Kansas

Film Credits
1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1957 1957 NFL Championship Game (in person)

MIKE LUCCI
Born: December 29, 1939 in Ambridge, Pennsylvania

Film Credits
2001 ESPN SportsCentury (in person), 1971 1971 NFL Pro Bowl (in person), 1970 NFL Monday Night Football (in person), 1968 Paper Lion (in person)

JIM HOUSTON
Born: November 3, 1937 in Massillon, Ohio

Film Credits
1970 NFL Monday Night Football (in person), 1970 1969 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

JIM KANICKI
Born: December 17, 1941 in Bay City, Michigan

Film Credits
1970 1969 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

MONTE CLARK
Born: January 24, 1937 in Fillmore, California
Died: September 16, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan

Film Credits
1976-1984 NFL Monday Night Football (in person), 1970 1969 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

PAUL WARFIELD
Born: November 28, 1942 in Warren, Ohio

Full Name: Paul Dryden Warfield

High School: Warren G. Harding (Warren, Ohio)
Elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame: January 29, 1983
Enshrined into Pro Football Hall of Fame: July 30, 1983
Pro Career: 13 seasons, 157 games
Drafted: 1st round (11th player overall) in 1964 by Cleveland Browns
Uniform Number: 42

Football Hall of Fame Class of 1983
Wide Receiver 6-0, 188
(Ohio State)
1964-1969, 1976-1977 Cleveland Browns, 1970-1974 Miami Dolphins

Drafted by both Browns, Bills, 1964
Cleveland fixture before 1970 trade to Miami
Key element in Dolphins offenses
Mere presence on field forced defensive adjustments
Fast, super-smooth, precise pattern runner, sure-handed, excellent blocker
Caught 427 passes for 8,565 yards, 85 touchdowns
Had sensational 20.1-yard per catch average
All-NFL six years
Named to eight Pro Bowls

Film Credits
2006 ESPN 25: Who's #1 (in person), 2005 The Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame... (in person), 2003 Super Bowl XXXVII (in person), 2002 Jim Brown: All American (in person), 2000-2005 ESPN SportsCentury (in person), 1974 Super Bowl VIII (in person), 1973 Super Bowl VII (in person), 1973 1973 AFC Championship Game (in person), 1972 Super Bowl VI (in person), 1972 1972 AFC Championship Game (in person), 1972 1971 AFC Championship Game (in person), 1971-1974 NFL Monday Night Football (in person), 1971 1971 NFL Pro Bowl (in person), 1970 1969 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

DICK SCHAFRATH
Born: March 21, 1937 in Canton, Ohio

Film Credits
2008 Woody Hayes' Ohio State Buckeyes (in person), 2002 Jim Brown: All American (in person), 2000 ESPN SportsCentury (in person), 1970 1969 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

GARY COLLINS
Born: August 20, 1940 in Williamstown, Pennsylvania

Film Credits
1970-1971 NFL Monday Night Football (in person), 1970 1969 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

WALTER BEACH
Born: January 31, 1935 in Pontiac, Michigan

Film Credits
2002 Jim Brown: All American (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

LARRY BENZ

Film Credits
1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

JOHN BROWN

Film Credits
2007 The Early Show (in person), 2000-2003 ESPN SportsCentury (in person)

VINCE COSTELLO
Born: August 4, 1932 in Dellroy, Ohio

Film Credits
1991 Necessary Roughness (Other), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1957 1957 NFL Championship Game (in person)

ROSS FICHTNER
Born: October 26, 1938 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania

Film Credits
1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

BOB GAIN
Born: June 21, 1929 in Akron, Ohio

Film Credits
1957 1957 NFL Championship Game (in person)

BILL GLASS
Born: August 16, 1935 in Texarkana, Texas

Film Credits
1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1956 The Perry Como Show (in person)

ERNIE GREEN

Film Credits
1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

GENE HICKERSON
Born: February 15, 1935 in Trenton, Tennessee
Died: October 20, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio

Full Name: Robert Eugene Hickerson

High School: Trezevant (TN)
Elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame: February 3, 2007
Pro Career: 15 seasons, 202 games
Drafted: Future choice of 7th round (78th player overall) in 1957 by Cleveland Browns
Uniform Number: #66

Class of 2007
Guard 6-3, 248
(Mississippi)
1958-1973 Cleveland Browns

Selected as future choice by Browns, 1957 draft
A tackle in college, shifted to guard as a rookie to better utilize speed
Lead blocker for three Hall of Fame running backs – Jim Brown, Bobby Mitchell, and Leroy Kelly
All-NFL five consecutive seasons, 1966-1970
Voted to six straight Pro Bowls
Browns posted 1,000-yard rusher in 9 of Hickerson's first 10 seasons, featured league's leading rusher seven times

Film Credits
1970 1969 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

CLIFTON McNEIL
Born: May 25, 1940 in Mobile, Alabama

Film Credits
1970-1971 NFL Monday Night Football (in person)

DICK MODZELEWSKI
Born: February 16, 1931 in West Natrona, Pennsylvania

Film Credits
2008 The Greatest Game Ever Played (Other), 2004 ESPN SportsCentury (in person), 1977-1986 NFL Monday Night Football (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1963 1963 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1962 1962 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1961 1961 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1959 1959 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1956 1956 NFL Championship Game (in person)

JOHN MORROW
Born: April 27, 1933 in Port Huron, Michigan

Film Credits
1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

BERNIE PARRISH
Born: April 29, 1936 in Long Beach, California

Film Credits
1971 The David Frost Show (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

WALT ROBERTS

Film Credits
2010 The Magnificent Dead (Performer), 2008/I Western (Performer)

ROGER SHOALS
Born: December 13, 1938 in Baltimore, Maryland

Film Credits
1968 Paper Lion (in person)

PAUL WIGGIN
Born: November 18, 1934 in Modesto, California

Film Credits
2005 ESPN 25: Who's #1 (in person), 2001-2002 ESPN SportsCentury (in person), 1975-1979 NFL Monday Night Football (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

JOHN WOOTEN
Born: December 5, 1936 in Clarksville, Texas

Film Credits
2011 Third and Long: The History of African Americans in Pro Football (in person), 2002 Jim Brown: All American (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

BOBBY FRANKLIN

Film Credits
1960 1960 Sugar Bowl (in person), 1958 1958 Gator Bowl (in person)

JIM BROWN
Born: February 17, 1936 in St. Simons Island, Georgia

Full Name: James Nathaniel Brown

High School: Manhasset (NY)
Elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame: January 16, 1971
Enshrined into Pro Football Hall of Fame: July 31, 1971
Pro Career: 9 Seasons, 118 Games
Drafted: 1st round (6th player overall) in 1957 by Cleveland Browns
Uniform Number: #32

Class of 1971
Fullback 6-2, 232
(Syracuse)
1957-1965 Cleveland Browns

Syracuse All-America, 1956
Browns' No. 1 draft pick, 1957
Awesome runner, led NFL rushers eight years
All-NFL eight of nine years
NFL's Most Valuable Player, 1957, 1958, 1965
Rookie of the Year, 1957
Played in nine straight Pro Bowls
Career marks: 12,312 yards rushing, 262 receptions, 15,459 combined net yards, 756 points scored

Film Credits
2012 Connected (in person), 2011 Way Black When: Primetime (in person), 2010 Frontliners (in person), 2010 Frontliners (Producer), 2010 Dream Street (Performer), 2010 30 for 30 (in person), 2009 Trash to Treasure (in person), 2009 Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel (in person), 2008 The Black Candle (in person), 2008 Say It Loud (in person), 2008 Crips and Bloods: Made in America (in person), 2007 Stars on Stars (in person), 2006 Sideliners (Performer), 2006 Larry King Live (in person), 2005-2006 The Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame... (in person), 2005-2006 Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith (in person), 2005 The Outsider (in person), 2005 The Best Damn Sports Show Period (in person), 2005 Fox NFL Sunday (in person), 2005 Animal (Performer), 2005 ABC News Nightline (in person), 2004 Sucker Free City (Performer), 2004 Soul Food (Performer), 2004 She Hate Me (Performer), 2004 Macked, Hammered, Slaughtered and Shafted (in person), 2004 ESPN 25: Who's #1 (in person), 2003 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (in person), 2003 Beef (in person), 2002 On the Edge (Performer), 2002 O.J.: A Study in Black & White (in person), 2002 Jim Brown: All American (in person), 2002 Heroes of Black Comedy (in person), 2001 Dick Schaap: Flashing Before my Eyes (in person), 2000-2004 ESPN SportsCentury (in person), 2000 Bill Russell: My Life, My Way (in person), 2000 Arli$$ (in person), 2000 Ali-Frazier I: One Nation... Divisible (in person), 1999 Unitas (in person), 1999 New Jersey Turnpikes (Performer), 1999 Keeping the Music Alive (Director), 1999 Keeping the Music Alive (in person), 1999 HBO First Look (in person), 1999 Any Given Sunday (Performer), 1998 Small Soldiers (Performer), 1998 He Got Game (Performer), 1998 Between Brothers (in person), 1997 Living Single (in person), 1996 UFC VI: Clash of the Titans (in person), 1996 Original Gangstas (Performer), 1996 Muhammad Ali: The Whole Story (in person), 1996 Mars Attacks! (Performer), 1996 Celebrate the Dream: 50 Years of Ebony Magazine (in person), 1995 UFC 5: The Return of the Beast (in person), 1995 Charlie Rose (in person), 1994 UFC 4: Revenge of the Warriors (in person), 1994 UFC 2: No Way Out (in person), 1993 UFC 1: The ning (in person), 1992 The Divine Enforcer (Performer), 1991 Good Sports (in person), 1990 Twisted Justice (Performer), 1990 Killing American Style (Performer), 1990 Hammer, Slammer, & Slade (Performer), 1989 The Arsenio Hall Show (in person), 1989 L.A. Heat (Performer), 1989 Crack House (Performer), 1988 I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (Performer), 1988 Greatest Sports Legends (in person), 1987 The Running Man (Performer), 1986 The A-Team (Performer), 1985 Lady Blue (Performer), 1985 I Challenge You (in person), 1984 The 5th Annual Black Achievement Awards (in person), 1984 Knight Rider (Performer), 1984 Cover Up (Performer), 1984 Black Hollywood (in person), 1983-1984 T.J. Hooker (Performer), 1983 Richard Pryor... Here and Now (Producer), 1982 One Down, Two to go (Performer), 1979-1983 CHiPs (Performer), 1979 Playboy's Roller Disco & Pajama Party (in person), 1979 Pacific Inferno (Performer), 1979 Pacific Inferno (Producer), 1978 Fingers (Performer), 1977 Vengeance (Performer), 1977 The Magnificent Magical Magnet of Santa Mesa (Producer), 1977 Police Story (Performer), 1975 Take a Hard Ride (Performer), 1975 Muhammad Ali vs. Ron Lyle (in person), 1974 Three the Hard Way (Performer), 1974 HBO Boxing (in person), 1973 The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (in person), 1973 The Slams (Performer), 1973 Slaughter's Big Rip-Off (Performer), 1973 I Escaped from Devil's Island (Performer), 1972-1974 Soul Train (in person), 1972 The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour (in person), 1972 Slaughter (Performer), 1972 Flip (in person), 1972 Black Gunn (Performer), 1971 The 43rd Annual Academy Awards (in person), 1970 The Dick Cavett Show (in person), 1970 The Dean Martin Comedy Hour (in person), 1970 The David Frost Show (in person), 1970 El Condor (Performer), 1970 ...tick... tick... tick... (Performer), 1969 The Grasshopper (Performer), 1969 Riot (Performer), 1969 Playboy After Dark (in person), 1969 Kenner (Performer), 1969 100 Rifles (Performer), 1968 The Split (Performer), 1968 The Man Who Makes the Difference (in person), 1968 The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show (in person), 1968 Ice Station Zebra (Performer), 1968 Dark of the Sun (Performer), 1967-1979 The Hollywood Squares (in person), 1967-1969 The Joey Bishop Show (in person), 1967 The Woody Woodbury Show (in person), 1967 The Dirty Dozen (Performer), 1967 Operation Dirty Dozen (in person), 1967 I Spy (Performer), 1967 Dateline: Hollywood (in person), 1966-1970 The Merv Griffin Show (in person), 1966 The Milton Berle Show (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1965 Valentine's Day (Performer), 1964 The Ed Sullivan Show (in person), 1964 Rio Conchos (Performer), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1957 1957 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1957 1957 Cotton Bowl (in person)

DALE E. MEMMELAAR
Born: January 15, 1937

LEROY KELLY
Born: May 20, 1942 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Full Name: Leroy Kelly

High School: Simon Gratz (Philadelphia)
Elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame: January 29, 1994
Enshrined into Pro Football Hall of Fame: July 30, 1994
Pro Career: 10 Seasons, 136 games
Drafted: 8th round (110th player overall) in 1964 by Cleveland Browns
Uniform Number: 44

Class of 1994
Running Back 6-0, 202
(Morgan State)
1964-1973 Cleveland Browns

Eighth-round draft choice, 1964
1,000-yard rusher first three years after becoming regular in 1966
Won NFL rushing titles, 1967, 1968
Two-time punt return champion: 1965 NFL, 1971 AFC
All-NFL five years, named to six Pro Bowls
Career stats: 7,274 yards rushing; 2,281 reception yards; 2,774 return yards; 12,330 combined yards; 90 touchdowns

Film Credits
1971 1971 NFL Pro Bowl (in person), 1970-1973 NFL Monday Night Football (in person), 1970 1969 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 The Fortune Cookie (Other), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person)

FRANK RYAN
Born: July 12, 1936 in Fort Worth, Texas

Film Credits
1968 1968 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1966 1965 NFL Championship Game (in person), 1965 I've Got a Secret (in person), 1964 1964 NFL Championship Game (in person)

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