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	Ron McDole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Roland Owen "Ron" McDole (born September 9, 1939) is an American football player who was nicknamed "the Dancing Bear" because he was nimble-footed despite his size.
		McDole was the defensive team captain during those years, an AFL All-Star in 1965 and 1967.
		From 1971 through 1978, McDole was a key defensive player for the NFL Washington Redskins under coach George Allen.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ron_McDole (219 words)

	Ron McDole
		Ron McDole started his pro football career with the St. Louis Cardinals of the NFL in 1961, then jumped to the AFL's Houston Oilers the next year.
		McDole went on to anchor the left side of the line for the next eight seasons.
		McDole at 31, fit in perfectly with the Redskins, becoming an all-pro and playing for eight more seasons in Washington.
	www.geocities.com /bflobuzrd_2000/mcdole.html (588 words)

	Billszone: Ron McDole DE/DT 1963-70
		Ron McDole - DL During the early stages of his football career, Ron McDole was either one of the most persistent players in the NFL or AFL, or he was one of the unluckiest.
		Solidifying his starting spot in 1964, Mcdole became a leader on a unit that suffocated teams with defense in a league known for offense.
		McDole left the Bills following the 1970 season for the Washington Redskins, where he joined George Allen's "Over the Hill Gang" that made a Super Bowl apperance against the Miami Dolphins in 1972.
	www.billszone.com /mtlog/archives/2004/01/19/ron_mcdole_dedt_196370.php (192 words)

	Alumni Spotlight: Ron McDole - Buffalo Bills
		During the early stages of his football career, Ron McDole was either one of the most persistent players in the NFL or AFL, or he was one of the unluckiest.
		Thinking that his football days were over, McDole returned to his hometown of Toledo, Ohio intent on becoming a school teacher.
		Ken Rice was moved from defensive end to offensive tackle and McDole was put on the roster as a reserve defensive end.
	www.buffalobills.com /news/AlumniSpotlightRonMcDole.jsp (990 words)

	EXTREMESKINS.com - Ron McDole "The Dancing Bear" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Sonny gave him the nick name "Dancing Bear" after watching him try to dance at a night spot they were at.
		My sister told me about some party at a club she went to many years ago after she had divorced her first husband and McDole was hitting on her all night.
		Sonny gave him the nick name "Dancing Bear" after watching try to dance at a night spot they were at.
	www.extremeskins.com /forums/printthread.php?t=145582 (721 words)

	Buffalo Bills
		Their pass defense was just as good as their run defense, registering fifty quarterback sacks in 1964, still a team record, although it was established in a 14-game season.
		Ron McDole was nicknamed "the Dancing Bear" because he was nimble-footed despite his size.
		McDole was the defensive team captain during those years, and an
	www.conigliofamily.com /Bills.htm (3303 words)

	RedskinsDB.com Complete History and Statistical Database
		First came the offensive variety of touchdowns on a four-yard Larry Brown run and a 31-yard pass from Billy Kilmer to Roy Jefferson.
		Then the defense got into the act with Ron McDole recovering a fumble in the end zone.
		Finally, the special teams got into the act as Larry Jones took a punt back 52 yards to paydirt.
	www.redskinsdb.com /detail.asp?ID=530 (105 words)

	The 1964 AFL Champion Buffalo Bills
		Ahead of his time was Ron McDole, the 300-pound defensive end with enormous quickness.
		In the '65 title game, defensive coach Joe Collier used a defensive alignment which had McDole dropping off the line, sometimes into coverage, sometimes rushing the passer.
		When McDole was dealt to Washington five years later ("Best trade I ever made," said Hall of Fame Redskins coach George Allen), quarterback Sonny Jurgensen nicknamed him "the Dancing Bear."
	www.livingprimetime.com /AllCovers/Oct2004/Bills.htm (1484 words)

	Non-Graded - Topps San Diego Chargers Ron Mix 168 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
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		1969 Topps # 78 Ron McDole (Nr Mint)
	www.1boomersplace.com /page/crs96-2949-topps/san/diego/chargers/ron/mix/168.htm (404 words)

	Legendary Profile; George Allen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Upon arriving in Washington Allen declared, "The future is now," and immediately went about creating that future.
		He quickly dealt a passel of high draft picks to acquire proven veterans like Billy Kilmer, Ron McDole, Diron Talbert, John Wilbur, Myron Pottios, Richie Petitbon, Roy Jefferson, Verlon Biggs, Clifton McNeil, Roy Jefferson, and Speedy Duncan.
		Allen was also famous for his friendship with then-President Richard M. Nixon, who was a passionate fan of football and the Redskins.
	www.hailredskins.com /allen.htm (841 words)

	1965 - TWO STRAIGHT AFL TITLES
		The Bills come storming in on Chargers' quarterback John Hadl in the 1965 AFL Championship game.
		Here three Bills converge on Hadl, Jim Dunaway (78), Ron McDole (72) and John Tracey (51) as the Bills' D put the pressure on Hadl the entire game, shutting out the explosive Charger offense.
		There's an old cliche in sports that goes like this: "The team that plays together wins together." That expression just about sums up the sixth annual American Football League Championship game played 34 years ago in sunny San Diego.
	www.angelfire.com /nv/billsthunder/1965BILLS.html (2735 words)

	George Allen (continued) - Pro Football Hall of Fame
		He inherited a 6-8-0 team on its way down.
		In a dazzling series of trades, he brought in Billy Kilmer, Roy Jefferson, Boyd Dowler, Ron McDole, Clifton McNeil, Verlon Biggs, Diron Talbert, Jack Pardee, Myron Pottios, John Wilber, Richie Petitbon, and Speedy Duncan.
		The press tabbed them "The Over-the-Hill Gang" after a popular movie title, but the veterans made few mistakes.
	www.profootballhof.com /hof/release.jsp?RELEASE_ID=506 (1005 words)

	Ron McDole statistics - pro-football-reference.com
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		An important note about the numbers you see here
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	www.pro-football-reference.com /players/McDoRo00.htm (33 words)

	American Football League Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The American Football League Hall of Fame in Amherst, New York, United States, exists "only in cyberspace", to quote its founders.
		The site points out that of two hundred and twenty-five members of the pro football hall of fame, only one (Billy Shaw) was not an NFL player; and that numerous clearly great players from the AFL have been ignored, including Johnny Robinson, Ron McDole, Lionel Taylor and others.
		The site's aim is to honor the American Football League players, coaches and contributors.
	www.info-pedia.net /about/american_football_league_hall_of_fame (149 words)

	WashingtonPost.com: RFK Gives Final History Lesson
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		Monday, December 23, 1996; Page D1 As the old-timers trotted out from the dugout, from Bobby Mitchell to Ron McDole to Sonny to Riggo to Brig Owens to Doug Williams, it struck Brian Mitchell like a bolt of lightning: Most of the current Redskins don't even know who all these old geezers are.
		They don't know, for instance, that John Riggins would climb out of traction in Sibley Hospital on Saturday and run right through you for 100 yards and three touchdowns on Sunday.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/sports/longterm/redskins/week17/wilbon23.htm (922 words)

	Redskin Reunion
		Only 100 All Access Tickets to be Sold @ $500.00
		Dave Butts, Mark Moseley, Ron McDole, Pat Fischer, Ken Harvey, Roy Jefferson, and more.
		L-R Frank Mitchell and Bob Miller of WFMD, Co-Sponsors - Barry Weller
	www.ppfinc.org /Redskin_Reunion.htm (208 words)

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