Gary Famiglietti

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Gary Famiglietti
Date of birth: November 28, 1913 (1913-11-28) (age 94)
Place of birth: Medford, Massachusetts, United States
Career information
Position(s): RB
College: Boston University
Organizations
 As player:
1938-45
1946		 Chicago Bears
Boston Yanks
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Gary Famiglietti (born November 28, 1913 in Medford, Massachusetts) is a former professional American football player who played running back for nine seasons for the Chicago Bears and Boston Yanks.

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Chicago Bears 1940 NFL Champions
Lee Artoe | Al Baisi | Frank Bausch | Ray Bray | Chet Chesney | Harry Clark | Gary Famiglietti | Aldo Forte | Danny Fortmann | Ken Kavanaugh | Ed Kolman | Sid Luckman | Jack Manders | Joe Maniaci | Eggs Manske | Phil Martinovich | Bernie Masterson | George McAfee | Ray McLean | Joe Mihal | George Musso | Ray Nolting | Bob Nowaskey | Bill Osmanski | Dick Plasman | Hamp Pool | Solly Sherman | John Siegal | Bob Snyder | Joe Stydahar | Bob Swisher | Jack Torrance | Bulldog Turner | George Wilson
Head Coach George Halas
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Chicago Bears 1941 NFL Champions
Lee Artoe | Al Baisi | Ray Bray | Young Bussey | Harry Clark | Gary Famiglietti | John Federovitch | Aldo Forte | Danny Fortmann | Hugh Gallarneau | Bill Hughes | Ken Kavanaugh | Ed Kolman | Hal Lahar | Sid Luckman | Joe Maniaci | Al Matuza | George McAfee | Ray McLean | Joe Mihal | George Musso | Ray Nolting | Bob Nowaskey | Bill Osmanski | Dick Plasman | Hamp Pool | John Siegal | Bob Snyder | Norm Standlee | Joe Stydahar | Bob Swisher | Bulldog Turner | George Wilson
Head Coach George Halas
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Chicago Bears 1943 NFL Champions
Al Babartsky | Jim Benton | Connie Mack Berry | Harry Clark | Bernie Digris | Gary Famiglietti | Danny Fortmann | Bill Geyer | Pete Gudauskas | Al Hoptowit | Tony Ippolito | Jim Logan | Sid Luckman | Dante Magnani | Bob Masters | Al Matuza | Doug McEnulty | Ray McLean | Monte Merkel | Fred Mundee | George Musso | Bronko Nagurski | Ray Nolting | Bill Osmanski | Hamp Pool | John Siegal | Dom Sigillo | Bob Snyder | Bill Steinkemper | Bob Steuber | Bulldog Turner | Joe Vodicka | George Wilson
Head Coach Luke Johnsos
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