blocked by tackle Bob Mielke in the third period, grabbing It on the Oregon State 15 — and later going in for the touchdown from a yard out. His other score came on a seven yard run. Although Elliott said he 'probably could name 22 players who could have been voted player of the game,' it was only natural that Anthony received the honor." Professional football Anthony was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the 16th round (223rd overall selection) of the 1965 NFL Draft. He signed with the Browns in early July 1965, but he was cut in late August, shortly before the start of the regular season. After being cut by the Browns, Anthony opted instead to play in the Canadian Football League. He was initially signed by the Edmonton Eskimos, but he was also cut by the Eskimos. He finally signed with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and helped lead the team to the 1965 Grey Cup championship. Anthony was cut by the Tiger-Cats in August 1966 and signed with the Montreal Beavers. He played for the Ypsilanti Vikings of the Midwest Football League in 1967. References External links JustSportsStats.com profile 1943 births Hamilton Tiger-Cats players Michigan Wolverines football players Players of Canadian football from Cincinnati Living people Continental Football League players Players of American football from Cincinnati Midwest Football League (1962–1978) players