1929 Chris Red Cagle West Point All-American College FB HOF New York Giants Original TYPE I Photo Original Photos anchoring the legendary 1927 Murderers'

anchoring the legendary 1927 Murderers' Row club

Fantastic African-American football player who was locked out of the NFL

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1929 Chris Red Cagle West Point All-American College FB HOF New York Giants Original TYPE I Photo Original Photos anchoring the legendary 1927 Murderers'Chris Red Cagle was a star halfback at Army and a three time All American who scored 169 points and became one of the sports first national celebrities, appearing on the cover of Time Magazine in 1929. He played five NFL seasons from 1930 to 1934, starring for the New York Giants, where he earned one of the leagues highest salaries in 1932. He later became a player and co owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers franchise before retiring. Cagle served as a cadet