Bo Molenda

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Bo Molenda
Date of birth: February 20, 1905
Place of birth: Oglesby, Illinois, United States
Career information
Position(s): Quarterback
Halfback
College: Michigan
Organizations
 As player:
1927-1928
1928-1932
1932-1935		 New York Yankees
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

John "Bo" Molenda (February 20, 1905) was an American football quarterback who played for the University of Michigan and nine seasons in the NFL

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Green Bay Packers 1929 NFL Champions
Marion Ashmore | Bullet Baker | Jim Bowdoin | Tiny Cahoon | Boob Darling | Lavie Dilweg | Red Dunn | Jug Earp | Jack Evans | Don Hill | Cal Hubbard | Bill Kern | Eddie Kotal | Curly Lambeau | Verne Lewellen | Cully Lidberg | Hurdis McCrary | John McNally | Mike Michalske | Paul Minick | Bo Molenda | Tom Nash | Dick O'Donnell | Claude Perry | Red Smith | Whitey Woodin | Billy Young | Dave Zuidmulder
Head Coach Curly Lambeau
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Green Bay Packers 1930 NFL Champions
Al Bloodgood | Jim Bowdoin | Boob Darling | Lavie Dilweg | Red Dunn | Jug Earp | Wuert Engelmann | Paul Fitzgibbon | Chief Franta | Duke Hanny | Ken Haycraft | Arnie Herber | Cal Hubbard | Bill Kern | Verne Lewellen | Cully Lidberg | Hurdis McCrary | John McNally | Mike Michalske | Bo Molenda | Tom Nash | Dick O'Donnell | Oran Pape | Claude Perry | Ken Radick | Red Sleight | Mule Wilson | Whitey Woodin | Dave Zuidmulder | Merle Zuver
Head Coach Curly Lambeau, Mitchell Clark - DCE
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Green Bay Packers 1931 NFL Champions
Frank Baker | Nate Barragar | Jim Bowdoin | Hank Bruder | Rudy Comstock | Boob Darling | Dale Davenport | Lavie Dilweg | Waldo Don Carlos | Red Dunn | Jug Earp | Wuert Engelmann | Paul Fitzgibbon | Milt Gantenbein | Roger Grove | Arnie Herber | Cal Hubbard | Ray Jenison | Swede Johnston | Verne Lewellen | Hurdis McCrary | John McNally | Mike Michalske | Bo Molenda | Tom Nash | Claude Perry | Ken Radick | Russ Saunders | Red Sleight | Dick Stahlman | Mule Wilson | Whitey Woodin | Dave Zuidmulder
Head Coach Curly Lambeau
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New York Giants 1934 NFL Champions
Red Badgro | Bob Bellinger | Knuckles Boyle | Dale Burnett | John Cannella | Stu Clancy | Ed Danowski | Johnny Dell Isola | Ray Flaherty | Ike Frankian | Butch Gibson | Len Grant | Mel Hein | Tex Irvin | Potsy Jones | Max Krause | Jack McBride | Bo Molenda | Bill Morgan | Harry Newman | John Norby | Bill Owen | Hank Reese | Kink Richards | Babe Scheuer | Wee Willie Smith | Harry Stafford | Ken Strong
Head Coach Steve Owen
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