Les Horvath SIGNED AUTO Downtown Athletic Club of N.Y.C. Membership Card – Family LOA Basketball Ungraded on artificial turf

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agreeing to finger Dillinger in exchange for leniency

as the Colts developed into a championship team

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Les Horvath SIGNED AUTO Downtown Athletic Club of N.Y.C. Membership Card – Family LOA Basketball Ungraded on artificial turfLes Horvath (1918 1995), the son of Hungarian immigrant parents, grew up in Cleveland. He lettered in football at Ohio State in 1940, 1941, 1942, and 1944. Horvath was a right halfback on the 1942 national championship team. In 1943, he was enrolled in dental school and ineligible for football. When the eligibility rules changed in 1944, Horvath returned to Ohio State as a tailback in the single wing and quarterback in the T formation. The Buckeyes