Dale Meggas brings more than 25 years of sports media experience to staging.pressprosmagazine.com. A graduate of The Ohio State University in journalism, Dale has a Master's degree in sports administration from Western Illinois University. He has worked for the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics when both were based in Kansas City. He has also covered the Cleveland Indians for major wire services, writing game stories for national distribution. He writes on Cleveland State University and the Indians for Examiner.com.
The irony of time and change...After years of ineptness and fan disappointment, our former friend and colleague...a frustrated Dale Meggas wrote this column in August of 2012, asking why Cleveland is still a "Browns Town"? He passed away before ever getting his answer. An interesting look back in today's Press Pros feature.
Municipal Stadium is long gone, but the memory of what once was, Frank Ryan-to-Gary Collins, endures in the minds of Browns fans who wonder if miracles like that will happen again. To those long-suffering Browns fans, an encore from friend and columnist Dale Meggas's last post on Press Pros, from January 2015.
He was perhaps the face of the Cleveland Indians organization for more than 50 years. You remember Bob Feller, but do you remember what number he wore? Well, Dale Meggas did, and wrote priceless nostalgia on who wore what uniform numbers, and why they made them famous. Look back and enjoy today's inside feature.