In mid-December 1941, with their roster newly decimated by the entry of the U.S. to World War II, Rams executives gathered in their offices in Cleveland's Union Commerce Building (now the 925 Building) to review player scouting reports. From left: Earl “Dutch” Clark, head coach; Daniel F. Reeves (at desk), who had bought the team just seven months earlier; Charles “Chile” Walsh, assistant coach; and Manny Eisner, business manager.
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