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	Austin Gunsel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A native of Irvington, New Jersey and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Gunsel joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1939.
		In 1952, Gunsel was hired by the NFL to head the league's investigative department, a move made in response to commissioner Bert Bell's fear of a scandal damaging the league's image.
		Gunsel died at Lankenau Hospital in Langhorne, Pennsylvania.
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		Austin Gunsel (April 2, 1909 - June 1974) was a one-time FBI agent who joined the National Football League (National Football League: the national football league (nfl) is the largest and most popular professional american...
		[follow hyperlink for more...]) died suddenly, Gunsel was appointed interim commissioner for the balance of the season.
		Gunsel died in Langhorne, Pennsylvania (Langhorne, Pennsylvania: more facts about this subject) in 1974.
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	Austin Gunsel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Austin Gunsel (April 2, 1909 - June 1974) was a one-time FBI agent who joined the National Football League in the finance department.
		He eventually rose to the position of league treasurer.
		In 1959, after commissioner Bert Bell died suddenly, Gunsel was appointed interim commissioner for the balance of the season.
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		Through most of the voting, the leaders had been Marshall Leahy, a San Francisco lawyer, and Austin Gunsel, a former FBI agent who had been acting commissioner since the death of Bert Bell 3 1/2 months ago.
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		Austin Gunsel, 1909 births, 1974 deaths and American football executives.
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		After Bell's death, NFL treasurer Austin Gunsel became the acting chief executive officer of the league.
		Gunsel, a former FBI agent, wanted to maintain Bell's ritual of keeping in touch with mobsters and bookmakers in order to monitor the betting line.
		He was opposed by interim commissioner Austin Gunsel, who had received his support from the older owners but could not get as many votes as Leahy could.
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	1959 NFL season - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tragedy struck as NFL Commissioner Bert Bell died of a heart attack on October 11 at Philadelphia's Franklin Field while watching the Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers play.
		League Treasurer Austin Gunsel was named interim commissioner for the rest of the season.
		The season ended when the Baltimore Colts defeated the New York Giants in the NFL Championship Game for the second year in a row.
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	Pete Rozelle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		He retired as commissioner in 1989 and died at the age of 70 in 1996 in Rancho Santa Fe, California (Rancho Santa Fe, California: more facts about this subject).
		Austin Gunsel (Austin Gunsel: austin gunsel (april 2, 1909 - june 1974) was a one-time fbi agent who joined...
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		Austin Books used to be pretty good, until they went over to comics entirely.
		I'm in Brown County, 136 miles north, and a former resident of both Williamson County and Austin itself.
		Both their Austin and Round Rock locations have a really wide selection of stuff (in addition to comics and anime), although their Austin location is bigger and has more obscure titles.
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		According to the NFL's drug program, the League's "drug czar" has been banned from speaking with the press.
		In order to receive his pension, former League treasurer Austin H. Gunsel had to sign a contract with a gag clause reminiscent of those required of retiring CIA officers: ".
		Players, too, are not immune to this type of censorship.
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	Pete Rozelle's legacy - Pro Football Hall of Fame
		In January 1960, a dozen National Football league team owners cast 23 ballots over a nine-day span in a futile attempt to find a successor for Bert Be ll, the league's popular and competent commissioner, who had died three months earlier.
		Early in the marathon meeting, Austin Gunsel, the NFL's treasurer and Marshall Leahy, the league's chief legal counsel, each had strong but almost-equal support.
		Numerous attempts to settle on experienced, well-known compromise nominees came to naught.
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		If the NHL wanted to look for a template for its next Commissioner, it should think back to the late 1950's-early 1960's and what the NFL did to replace the long-serving Bert Bell.
		OK, let's skip Austin Gunsel, who served in that capacity briefly.
		Bell served for 14 years in the transitional phase of the NFL, from sports idiosyncrasy to American sports institution (the 1958 Championship Game was played on his watch).
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	CNNSI.com - NFL Football - History 101: Pro Football Chronology - Tuesday June 26, 2001 08:34 AM
		Indian Packing Company -- Lambeau's employer -- provided $500 for equipment and allowed the team to use the company field for practices.
		Note: NFL treasurer Austin Gunsel served as president in the office of commissioner following the death of Bell (Oct. 11, 1959) until the election of Rozelle (Jan. 26, 1960).
		In 1920, A.E. Staley turned the Decatur Staleys over to player-coach George Halas, who moved the team to Cubs Park in Chicago.
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		NFL Commissioner Bert Bell dies of a heart attack suffered at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, during the last two minutes of a game between the Eagles and the Steelers.
		Treasurer Austin Gunsel was named NFL president in the office of the commissioner.
		Buffalo (Bills), owned by Ralph Wilson, becomes the seventh franchise of the American Football League.
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	NFL Presidents/Commissioners - Reviews on RateItAll
		Description: Note: Thorpe, Carr and Storck were labeled "Presidents" of the league.
		Layden, Bell, Rozelle and Tagliabue were entitled "Commissioners" Gunsel was "Interim President."
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