Ray Walsh (Pro football. Born, New York, NY, Mar. 18, 1916; died, White Plains, NY, Aug. 6, 1998.) A skilled jack-of-all-trades, Raymond J. Walsh served the Football Giants from 1947-91 in a wide range of positions. Walsh was a scout, publicist, business manager, and negotiator. He was active in the lease negotiation and planning that brought the Giants to New Jersey in 1976. Walsh was a No. 1 singles player for the Fordham tennis team and graduated magna cum laude in 1937 before going to Fordham Law School.
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A prolific author, wire service sports reporter, long time Major League Baseball official scorer, football statistician, sports museum founder, theatrical agency owner and public ... read more
