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Dwight Hicks began his professional career with the Toronto Argonauts, only a few hours from where he played his college ball (Michigan). After a year in Canada, Hicks signed with the San Francisco 49ers, where he would bring passion and character.
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Bruce Bosley was a Second Round Pick from West Virginia, and in his rookie year (1956), he was playing on the defensive side of the ball at Left Defensive End. That would be short-lived as he only played six Games in 1957, but he rebounded in 1958, now playing at Left Guard.