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- The 1947 Wilmington Clippers season was their eighth season in existence and their fifth in the American Association (American Football League). They finished with a 2–5–1 record. They had one of their best former players, Eddie Michaels return for a final season and be named All-Pro for a fourth time. They were led by quarterbacks Tommy Mont and . They did not qualify for the playoffs. Early in the season, the Clippers made an agreement with the for the Senators to be their farm team. At that time the Clippers were a farm team of the Washington Redskins. (en)
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- *Bill Harwick
*Pat Martinelli
*Len McCormick (en)
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- *Bill Anderson
*Chuck Bearoff
*George Brodston
*Don Brownlee
*John Hober
*Bert Kuczynski
*Joe McCarthy
*Carl Tomasello (en)
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- *Blair Brown
*Jim Hefty
*Bobby Musick
*Vince Pacewic (en)
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- *Joe Giunta
*Al Gornish
*Mike Mandarino
*Eddie Michaels
*George Sirochman (en)
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- *Paul Chisholm
*Billy Constable
*Les Dodson
*Jim Gaffney
*Lenny Krause
*Johnny Lucente
*Norm Rushton
*Paul Sarringhaus (en)
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- Clippers (en)
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- Senators (en)
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- *Paul Hart
*Tommy Mont
*Frank Moock
*Bobby Musick (en)
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- John Collins (en)
- Gray, Villanova (en)
- Lisetski (en)
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- Reference: Clippers 1947 Schedule (en)
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- Barons (en)
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- Panthers (en)
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- *Don Avery
*Bernie Brosky
*Don Bunge
*Wimpy Giddens
*Mike Kerns (en)
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- Exhibition: Wilmington Clippers at Vineland Senators – Game summary (en)
- Week Three: Wilmington Clippers vs. Jersey City Giants – Game summary (en)
- Week Three: Wilmington Clippers at Jersey City Giants – Game summary (en)
- Week One: Wilmington Clippers vs. Paterson Panthers – Game summary (en)
- Week One: Wilmington Clippers vs. Wilkes-Barre Barons – Game summary (en)
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- The 1947 Wilmington Clippers season was their eighth season in existence and their fifth in the American Association (American Football League). They finished with a 2–5–1 record. They had one of their best former players, Eddie Michaels return for a final season and be named All-Pro for a fourth time. They were led by quarterbacks Tommy Mont and . They did not qualify for the playoffs. Early in the season, the Clippers made an agreement with the for the Senators to be their farm team. At that time the Clippers were a farm team of the Washington Redskins. (en)
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- 1947 Wilmington Clippers season (en)
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