A City Fights for a Team
A City Fights for a Team
(By Lloyd Pearson -- Associated Press)
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Jan. 23, 1953: The Colts franchise moves from Dallas to Baltimore, replacing a defunct Baltimore Colts franchise. It becomes the team of Weeb Ewbank, Don Shula and Johnny Unitas.
1958 and '59 seasons: The Colts beat the Giants in two straight NFL championships.
Jan. 17, 1971: The Colts win Super Bowl V over the Cowboys.
March 28, 1984: In the middle of the night, after six straight losing seasons, the team leaves Baltimore for Indianapolis (above).
Nov. 6, 1995: Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell announces that his team will move to Baltimore.
April 20, 1996: The Baltimore Ravens draft T Jonathan Ogden and LB Ray Lewis.
Sept 1, 1996: The Ravens win their Baltimore debut.
Jan. 28, 2001: Baltimore fans have another Super Bowl champion, 30 years after the first.
Today: This game will be the teams' seventh meeting. Indianapolis has won four.




