File:Joie Sternaman on a touchdown run vs. Cardinals, Sept. 23, 1928.jpg
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Photograph from the September 23, 1928 football game between the Chicago Bears and the Chicago Cardinals.
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English: Caption text says "Joie Sternaman, quarter back for the Chicago Bears, scores first touchdown of the season for his team. Joie circles the Cardinals' right end in the first quarter of the game yesterday after a fake line plunge. It's one of the Bears' favorite plays and worked like new yesterday." |
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| Source | https://www.newspapers.com/article/chicago-tribune-joie-sternaman-on-a-touc/157687735/, Chicago Tribune, September 24, 1928, pg. 25 |
| Author | Chicago Tribune |
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