Cully Lidberg
Full name
Carl leroy Lidberg
Birth
August 25, 1900 in Red Wing (MN)
Death
June 26, 1987 in Minneapolis (MN)
Age
86
University
College
- Red Wing (MN)
Weight
191 lb (87 kg)
Height
5 feet and 10 inches (178 cm)
Position
Jersey numbers
- 38 Green Bay Packers (1930)
- 34 Green Bay Packers (1929)
- 17 Green Bay Packers (1926)
Teammates of Cully Lidberg in different teams
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Green Bay Packers (1930, 1929, 1926)
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Al Bloodgood
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Arnie Herber
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Dave Zuidmulder
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Duke Hanny
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Herb Franta
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Ken Haycraft
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Ken Radick
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Merle Zuver
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Oran Pape
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Paul Fitzgibbon
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Red Dunn
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Red Sleight
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Tom Nash
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Wuert Engelmann
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Billy Young
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Bullet Baker
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Cal Hubbard
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Curly Lambeau
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Dave Zuidmulder
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Don Hill
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Jack Evans
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Jug Earp
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Paul Minick
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Red Dunn
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Red Smith
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Roger Ashmore
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Tiny Cahoon
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Tom Nash
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Adolph Bieberstein
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Dick Flaherty
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Eddie Kotal
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Hector Cyre
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Jack McAuliffe
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Rex Enright
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Rudy Rosatti
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Tiny Cahoon
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Walt McGaw
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Wes Carlson
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Players who have their birthday on the same day as Cully Lidberg
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Nic Scourton (21)
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Otito Ogbonnia (25)
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Terrell Lewis (27)
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Ben Cleveland (27)
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Tyler Johnson (27)
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Jaylinn Hawkins (28)
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Robert Hunt (29)
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Jonotthan Harrison (34)
FAQS: Frequently Asked Questions about Cully Lidberg
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When was Cully Lidberg born?
Cully Lidberg was born on August 25, 1900
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When did Cully Lidberg die?
Cully Lidberg died on June 26, 1987 at the age of 86
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Where was Cully Lidberg born?
Cully Lidberg was born in Red Wing (Red Wing)
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How tall is Cully Lidberg?
Cully Lidberg is 5 inches and 10 feet (165 cm) tall
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How much does Cully Lidberg weigh?
Cully Lidberg weighs 191 pounds (87 kg)
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What college or high school did Cully Lidberg play for before entering the NFL?
Cully Lidberg played at the university of ,
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What jersey number does Cully Lidberg wear?
The last jersey number Cully Lidberg wore was 38
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What position does Cully Lidberg play?
Cully Lidberg plays as a
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What team(s) has Cully Lidberg played for?
Cully Lidberg has played for Green Bay Packers (1930), Green Bay Packers (1929), Green Bay Packers (1926)
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