June 11

While not a typical game day, June 11th has quietly witnessed its share of noteworthy moments throughout American football history. This series will explore the often-overlooked events, significant milestones, and the birth of legendary figures connected to this specific date. It's a testament to how the sport's rich narrative extends far beyond the stadium lights.

We'll delve into the lives of influential players and coaches born on June 11th, such as the iconic Vince Lombardi, whose impactful legacy continues to shape the game. Additionally, we'll uncover any administrative decisions or other intriguing occurrences that, while perhaps not front-page news at the time, contributed to the ongoing evolution of American football. Join us as we shine a light on these less-celebrated but equally important historical footprints.

The article tells us that the Major was a renowned wireless expert who had developed a new short-wave method of avoiding static and various electrical interferences with radio. He promised a radio revolution, and he could now devote himself to avoiding the continuous chimings of the dumbbells on the airwaves.

He wasn't far off in his new invention, as FM radio, even to this day, is still the media broadcast of choice for many to listen to football games at all levels.