a year later he was traded to at the time the chicago cardinals. he played for them from 1953 to 1959. then from '60 to '66 he played for detroit, lions. went into the envelope hall of fame in 197 -- nfl hall of fame in 1974. >> he has raised a wonderful son. we have a picture of >> that was taken in 1994, the 20th animal rescue verse of his induction at the nfl hall of fame. >> i hear you get to go back there every once in a while. >> yes my brother and i get to go back every year. it's a wonderful time of being able to celebrate dad's legacy. >> the neat thing is that you go back not just as a child of someone in that legacy but also as a preacher. people know you as the preacher. >> yes. >> tell us about the john maddon story. >> i am out here in oakland, california. i was preaching in san ramone. after mass was over one of the ushers says there is somebody that wants to meet you in the back. i said okay, fine. it's john maddon. i am like good to see you. he is like i knew you when you were a kid. i was there when you won super bowl against viki

cardinals. san francisco begins the day five and a half games behind chicago and two and a half games in back ofdgers hosting cubs tonight but will not have staff outfielder in the line up. after reinjuring his right hamstring yesterday, he tweaked it last week against the a's. >>> and another disappointing season for the mariners led to the mayoring of general manager since being hired in 2006. >>> with two major victories this year and a second place finish in another, jordan speith had risen to the number one ranking but today missed the cut. on a fifth hole, his tee shot hits a kid in the leg. but he is all smiles after giving a handshake and glove. his playing partner, bubba watson carting a 68 on the par four seventh. that set up a birdie. on 18, this birdie putt gave him sole possession of the lead. >> that ranking is great once you reach it but not something i'm going to live or die on each week. it doesn't make much of a difference. going in a 3 or 4 year cycle, rory is number one in the world. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. >> than

cardinals. san francisco begins the day five and a half games behind chicago and two and a half games in back ofers hosting cubs tonight but will not have staff outfielder in the line up. after reinjuring his right hamstring yesterday, he tweaked it last week against the a's. >>> and another disappointing season for the mariners led to the mayoring of general manager since being hired in 2006. >>> with two major victories this year and a second place finish in another, jordan speith had risen to the number one ranking but today missed the cut. on a fifth hole, his tee shot hits a kid in the leg. but he is all smiles after giving a handshake and glove. his playing partner, bubba watson carting a 68 on the par four seventh. that set up a birdie. on 18, this birdie putt gave him sole possession of the lead. >> that ranking is great once you reach it but not something i'm going to live or die on each week. it doesn't make much of a difference. going in a 3 or 4 year cycle, rory is number one in the world. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. >> thank

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