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Michael A. Kostiuk (born on August 1, 1919) is a former National Football League offensive lineman. He was born in Krydor, Saskatchewan, Canada.

He grew up in Hamtramck, Michigan, an enclave of Polish immigrants in the Detroit area, and attended Wayne State University on a football scholarship. He played a total of 7 National Football League games with the Detroit Lions and 2 All-America Football Conference games with the Buffalo Bisons.

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	'''Michael A. Kostiuk''' (born on [[August 1]], [[1919]] in ~~[[Krydor]],~~ [[~~Saskatchewan~~]], [[~~Canada~~]]) is a ~~former~~ [[~~National Football League~~]] [[~~offensive~~ ~~lineman~~]].		'''Michael A. Kostiuk''' (born on [[August 1]], [[1919]]) is a former [[National Football League]] [[offensive lineman]]. He was born in [[Krydor]], [[Saskatchewan]], [[Canada]].

	He grew up in [[Hamtramck, Michigan]], an enclave of Polish immigrants in the Detroit area, and attended [[Wayne State University]] on a [[College football\|football]] [[scholarship]]. He played a total of 7 [[National Football League]] games with the [[Detroit Lions]] and 2 [[All-America Football Conference]] games with the [[Buffalo Bisons]].		He grew up in [[Hamtramck, Michigan]], an enclave of Polish immigrants in the Detroit area, and attended [[Wayne State University]] on a [[College football\|football]] [[scholarship]]. He played a total of 7 [[National Football League]] games with the [[Detroit Lions]] and 2 [[All-America Football Conference]] games with the [[Buffalo Bisons]].