Moore, Lenny, 1933-

found: All things being equal, c2005:t.p. (Lenny Moore) p. 1 (b. Reading, Pa.) p. 4 (b. Nov. 25, 1933 as Leonard Edward "Lenny" Moore) jkt. (football player, played running back in the 1950's and 1960's at Penn State and with the Baltimore Colts; inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, 1975; currently working as a Program Specialist in the Education Dept. for the Maryland State Dept. of Juvenile Justice; lives in Randallstown, Md.)

found: African American National Biography, accessed March 2, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:(Moore, Lenny; “Sput”; football player, Hall of Fame athlete, philanthropist; born 25 November, 1933 in Reading, Berkley County, Pennsylvania, United States; was awarded a football scholarship and graduated from Pennsylvania State University (1956); was chosen by Baltimore Colts in first round of National Football League (NFL) draft (1956-1967); joined Maryland Department of Juvenile Services (1984); was named NFL Rookie of the Year (1956), set record by scoring touchdowns in eighteen consecutive games (1963-1965), was named to All-Pro teams (1958-1961, 1964), was selected to play in Pro Bowl seven times during his career, was inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame (1975) and was elected to the Pennsylvania Hall of Fame (1976))