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Fritsch: The end of the Lambeau era

Throughout the 1948 and 1949 seasons, Fritsch continued to steadily perform for the Packers under head coach, Curly Lambeau, as the team first slipped to fourth in the Western Division and then …

Fritsch: Walking off the roost

“The All-America League has lured its first player from the Green Bay Packers of the rival National League, the star fullback Ted Fritsch, who will do his place kicking and line plunging with the …

Arnie Herber: Lambeau bets on Green Bay’s own

Continued from last week “Both East and West high schools will be represented by former football starts on the Green Bay Packer eleven this fall as Arnold Herber and Dave Zuidmulder, two of …

Arnie Herber: A new path

Continued from last week After leaving UW-Madison, Arnie Herber headed back to Green Bay, taking a job with the railroad. “A prominent family in town persuaded him to go to St. Regis …

Packers say loss to Ravens ‘embarassing’, not up to standards

GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Packers saw a 41-24 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday, Dec. 27. Despite losing several key players throughout the season to serious injuries — including …

Bob Harlan: A lasting impact

Continued from previous week “We’ll have to wait and see; everybody’s going to face different problems. Big problem I faced was the stadium issue,” former Packers …

Rare 1935 Packers Stock Certificate goes up for auction

GREEN BAY – A 1935 Green Bay Packers Stock Certificate — the only known example from the 1935 offering to ever appear at auction —has gone up for auction. The current bid on …

Bob Harlan: A Milwaukee blueprint

Continued from previous week “I have great admiration for the way Bud Selig runs his baseball team. Like his move to hire Harry Dalton. That seemed to make that club a contender …

Bob Harlan: Two cities, one team

Continued from previous week In 1934, with the Packers in receivership, two season games were moved to State Fair Park, just outside of Milwaukee. The venue allowed for larger crowds and …

Bob Harlan: It’s now or never

Continued from previous week “They used to say, ‘They’ve got a Plan B.’ We did not have a Plan B. We truly didn’t,” recalled Bob Harlan. “We made …

Bob Harlan: Creating a revenue goldmine

Continued from previous week “So you saw these tours come up from the Hall of Fame, which was located a block away from the stadium,” Harlan explained. “They bring the people …

Bob Harlan: Fighting to stay competitive

Continued from previous week “Five years after (Ron Wolf) and (Mike) Holmgren get here, we go to the Super Bowl and we win it,” recalled Harlan about the Super Bowl XXXI win against the …

The student becomes the master

PITTSBURGH, PENN. – After three years on the bench behind one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history, Aaron Rodgers, Jordan Love finally got his chance to lead the Green Bay Packers (5-1-1) in …

Bob Harlan: The key man

Continued from previous week Editor’s Note : In last week’s segment of this story, the last quote of the story should have been attributes to former Packers GM Ron Wolf. Once …

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