He was a second round draft pick by the Cowboys in 1972 and played all of his 12 NFL seasons with Dallas.

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The Prairie View Bowl was played at Houstons West End Park, located in the Freedmans Town area of Fourth Ward.

With the exception of four games, the bowl game was played annually until 1963 on Jan.

Paine was a scout at Fort Duncan, Texas and received the MOH for his actions during a battle at Quitaque Peak where he defended himself and four other scouts against several bands of Comanche Indians on September 26, 1874.

Thanks to his efforts during the engagement, all of the scouts survived.

Mackenzie, said that Paine has more cool (and) daring than any scout I have ever known.

They called the business Mr.

Fatburger, dropping the Mr.

By the end of 1985, the chain had over fifteen franchise sites throughout southern California.

Noted as The Last Great Hamburger Stand, Fatburger now has restaurants in 29 countries, including China, Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates.

Yancey died of pneumonia on January 26, 2008, at the age of 96.

He made his Broadway debut in 1954 and in 1958 gained his first critical success for his choreography for Blues Suite, which also marked the beginning of the Alvin Ailey Dance Company.

His troupe, in 1970, became the first American dance company to tour the USSR in 50 years and received a 20-minute ovation for their performance in Leningrad.

In fact, he also became the first black coach for any of the schools major mens programs.

Strong, 59, signed a five-year deal paying him 5 million annually making the Batesville, Ark.

Youngblood was a civic leader and headwaiter at the Driskill Hotel and Stephen F.

He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in history in 1927 from Samuel Huston College (now Huston-Tillotson University ), however, his employment opportunities were limited to jobs such as porter at the Capitol and waiter at Austin hotels.

At those hotels, he put together and served receptions, dinner parties, and meetings for prominent white politicians, businessmen, educators, and cattlemen for the Austin area and the state of Texas including President Lyndon B.

Johnson and governors Dolph Briscoe, John Connally, and Allan Shivers.

Youngblood was chairman of the Negro Chamber of Commerce and president of the Huston College alumni association.

He also entertained at his home many well-known black leaders such as NAACP attorney Thurgood Marshall.

He starred at Galilee High School in Hallsville, situated between Longview and Marshall.

The University of Houston was the only major school recruiting offer he received and with the Cougars, from 1969-1971, Newhouse set several rushing records and left the school as its all-time single-season rushing leader with 1,757 yards as a senior.

That total, at the time, was the second most rushing yards in a season in NCAA history and earned Newhouse second team All-American honors.

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