402:. In 1960, he played in six games as a fullback, halfback, and flanker, caught nine passes for 132 yards and one touchdown, returned seven kickoffs for 146 yards, and returned one punt for 21 yards. After the 1960 season, Beach switched from playing offense to defense. Playing right cornerback in 1961, he made one interception which he returned for 37 yards, and returned two kickoffs for 38 yards.
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Michigan record, as did his yards of total offense and his 1957 single-season rushing yardage, 1,084. Among numerous other honors, Beach was named first-team all-conference in 1957 and 1958, Central
Michigan's most valuable player in 1958 and 1959, and AP All-American in 1959. He was inducted into the University's Hall of Fame in 1985.
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Beach did not play football during the 1962 season; instead, he returned to his hometown of
Pontiac to teach elementary school students. Reportedly, the Patriots cut Beach from the team after the 1961 season because they considered him a "troublemaker," on the day after Beach had organized a protest
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Mike McLain, a sports journalist who covered the Browns for "most of 33 years," describing in 2021 his outstanding childhood memory of attending Browns games, wrote, "To this day I can still see defensive back Walter Beach weave through what seemed like the entire
Detroit Lions defense in returning
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for four years there, as a member of the offense. He led the team in both rushing and pass reception in his sophomore and junior years, the 1957 and 1958 seasons. Over four years he rushed for a total of 2,968 yards and caught 62 passes for 928 yards. Each of those three statistics set a
Central
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Beach did not play professional football again. He said that at the start of the 1967 season the Browns put him on waivers, which would allow any other team to hire him, but twice when other teams were interested, the Browns retracted Beach's name from the waiver list, preventing them from hiring
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intervened, successfully arguing with the team that they should keep Beach, as he was a "quality player." Beach played right cornerback in 14 games, started in 13 of them, made four interceptions for 81 yards including one 65-yard touchdown, and recovered one fumble.
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lawsuit against the NFL and the Browns, alleging "that there was a conspiracy between the
Cleveland Browns, the National Football League and its fifteen teams to deny him employment because of his expression of his political views and his race." In 1971, the Federal
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Beach encountered much racism in his hometown and in the Air Force. He later said, "I remember my Air Force drill instructor telling me, 'If you hit every white man who calls you , you won’t have any fists left.' This made me realize there are other ways to fight."
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was Beach's (and probably, as of 2022, the Browns') best season in professional football. He states that he was almost cut from the team in training camp, but that the Browns' star running back
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for four seasons at a time, according to Beach, that many teams believed
African-American players lacked the intelligence to play defensive back. He credits his friend and high school teammate
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denied the defendants' motion to transfer the case's venue from New York to Ohio. The lawsuit was settled in 1975, with Beach receiving back pay and his pension (which had been denied).
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an interception for a touchdown on the last play of the game to seal a Browns' win."
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818:"Cleveland Browns 1964 championship season: Cornerback Walter Beach"
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After a year away from football, Beach played cornerback for the
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933:Bennett III, Robert Anthony (2013).
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1969:Sportspeople from Pontiac, Michigan
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693:Scott, Andrew (February 21, 2020).
503:Message to the Blackman in America
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553:Subsequent career and activities
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379:in the 15th round of the 1960
192:Career highlights and awards
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497:) and recovering one fumble.
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1729:Bobby Cross
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