O'DONNELL, JAMES M. (3 Nov. 1872-1 Oct. 1946) owner of the first Cleveland franchise in what became the National Football League (NFL), was the son of Mary Murray O'Donnell. O'Donnell served as a deputy sheriff, was associated with Dann Spring Insert Co., and worked for the Bailey Co. as personnel manager 1914-1934, after which he established a real estate business on Cleveland's west side.
MCLEOD, FRED (1 September 1952-9 September 2019) was a television sportscaster, most notably for the CLEVELAND CAVALIERS.