Cal Hubbard, lineman of the Green Bay Packers, carries halfback Roger Grove in his arms in Los Angeles on Jan. 29, 1933. Hubbard weighs 280 pounds, while Grove is only 180 pounds. Grove played with Texas University, while Hubbard starred at Centenary and Geneva. In the summer he is a minor league baseball umpire. (Associated Press)

Five football personalities, newly elected to the Football Hall of Fame, hold pictures of themselves during a meeting of the Football Writers Association in New York, Dec. 3, 1962. From left to right: William D. Spears of Chattanooga, Tenn.; Cal Hubbard of Milan, Missouri; John J. McEwan of New York; Dan Hill of Durham, N.C.; and Tuss McLaughty. (Associated Press)

Cal Hubbard of Milan, Missouri, former football player meets Terry Wayne Baker, center, of Oregon State, and Richie Richman of Villanova, both left-handed quarterbacks, during a luncheon of the Football Writers Association in New York, Dec. 3, 1962. Baker has been named to receive the Heisman trophy in New York this week. (AP Photo/Harry Harris)

Cal Hubbard, right, supervisor of American League umpires, is shown at the National Football Foundation dinner in New York at which he was inducted in the football Hall of Fame, Dec. 5, 1962. With Hubbard are Clyde "Bulldog" Turner, left, coach of the New York Titans, and Ken Strong, former New York Giants star. (Associated Press)

Cal Hubbard poses with a bust of himself after he was enshrined in the National Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, on Sept. 7, 1963. (Associated Press)

Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees, from left, Cal Hubbard, Johnny McNally, Don Hutson and Curly Lambeau stand at the Green Bay Packers display inside the Hall of Fame at Canton, Ohio, on Sept. 7, 1963. The former Wisconsin players were enshrined today in a ceremony. (Associated Press)

Eleven of the 17 charter members who were enshrined into the national pro football Hall of Fame at Canton, Ohio, on Sept. 7, 1963. From row from left: Earl "Dutch" Clark, Earl "Curley" Lambeau, Mel Hein, John "Blood" McNally and Don Hutson. Back row from left: Sammy Baugh, Cal Hubbard, Bronko Nagurski, George Halas, Red Grange and Ernie Nevers. They hold busts of themselves to be displayed in the Hall. (Associated Press)

Seen here Tigers first baseman Hank Greenberg crosses the plate with the third run as Aaron Robinson makes a stab for him. Umpire Cal Hubbard at left. The Tigers won 6 to 5, July 30, 1946 in Detriot. (Associated Press)

New York Yankees Joe DiMaggio, right, nears home plate with the winning run on a perfect squeeze bunt by Phil Rizzuto in the ninth inning of a game against the Cleveland Indians at Yankee Stadium, Sept. 17, 1951. Cleveland catcher Jim Hegan walks off the field as Mickey Mantle jumps behind the plate and umpire Cal Hubbard looks on. The 2-1 victory put New York a game ahead of Cleveland for the American League pennant. (Associated Press)