Lions Pro Bowl Cheerleaders: Difference between revisions

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	'''This event was first organized in 1938 as the NFL All-Star Game, then later as the Pro Bowl Game in 1950. It would be 56 years later that the Cheerleaders were invited to participate at the event. This is a list of all the Lions Cheerleaders chosen to represent the team in these games in chronological order.''' <br><br>

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