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A fact from Arch Wolfe appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 31 March2024(check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that one of Arch Wolfe's duties as an NFL general manager was to prevent his players from fighting the referees?
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... that one of the duties of Arch Wolfe as an NFL general manager was to prevent his players from fighting the referees? Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch ("He even acted as a 'fight referee.' Once he hopped the rail and sped out onto the field to separate a fuming Cardinal from an official whose calls had proved highly irritating.")
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He was in the MLB team's cat instead of the NFL one. I changed it.
Change lead to American professional football.
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"Chicago / St. Louis Cardinals from 1933" to "Chicago / St. Louis Cardinals of the National Football League (NFL) from 1933"
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No date for the pic I guess?
Added that it was in 1950.
"He worked with a rug-cleaning business owned by Charles Bidwill which led to his opportunity in sports" change to "future Chicago Cardinals executive Charles Bidwell"
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Once you change the above, we can probably remove "which led to his opportunity in sports" otherwise that sentence gets a little wordy?
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If you do the stuff above, then unlink Chicago Cardinals in the first sentence of the next section.
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"He served in the position of business manager and, starting in 1936, acted as their general manager" Add commas where bolded.
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Did you see in the navbox where it says he was an assistant coach? What's that all about?
That was added here (after I had created the article) – I changed it to "Executives" since he was not a coach.
Is there any info on where he went to high school or college or anything?
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