Deletion of Bill Adamaitis

Comment: I've now reworked the article substantially and am persuaded that Adamaitis passes , .  The guy led his team to the 1936 Orange Bowl and was the star of the game, passing for and receiving a touchdown pass in an upset over the SEC team.  He was also a sufficiently elite player to be selected as the starting left halfback on the 1937 College Football All-Star team and led the only scoring drive for the college all-stars against the NFL champions.  Although he did not play for the Redskins, he did play professional football for the Washington Presidents of the Dixie League.  The Presidents were actually the first professional football team in the national capital.  The Dixie League was fully professional, and there's a nice write up about the league https://www.profootballresearchers.org/Coffin_Corner/10-An-356.pdf here.  Adamaitis was a starting halfback for the Presidents and led the team with his passing to the 1937 Dixie League championship.  This should qualify him under .  IMO, and although it's VERY difficult to dig up newspaper coverage from the 1930s, he appears to have had sufficient non-trivial coverage to pass 
Stance: keep
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