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1948 Cotton Bowl - SMU v Penn State
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Tue Jan 02, 2007 5:20 pmby MrMustang1965
Received the following from Gerry York of SMU's Heritage Hall. Quite a history lesson. It gives SMU and head football coach Matty Bell a lot of credit for allowing the first black football player to play in the Cotton Bowl. It's about 4:00 long but well worth viewing. Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U8MMuRuKDM
Posted:
Tue Jan 02, 2007 6:56 pmby NavyCrimson
good piece - thx '65
Posted:
Tue Jan 02, 2007 9:43 pmby smupony94
65, I sent that on to my 92 year old grandfather. He called me and said he drove in from Brownwood, TX to see the game - along with a schuck named Marvin Zindler if you are from Houston you know who he is.
Slime in the ice machine
Posted:
Tue Jan 02, 2007 10:26 pmby MrMustang1965
smupony94 wrote:65, I sent that on to my 92 year old grandfather. He called me and said he drove in from Brownwood, TX to see the game - along with a schuck named Marvin Zindler if you are from Houston you know who he is.
Slime in the ice machine
Maa-rrr-vin Zind-ler, Eye-wit-ness News!
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Tue Jan 02, 2007 10:45 pmby smupony94
MrMustang1965 wrote:smupony94 wrote:65, I sent that on to my 92 year old grandfather. He called me and said he drove in from Brownwood, TX to see the game - along with a schuck named Marvin Zindler if you are from Houston you know who he is.
Slime in the ice machine
Maa-rrr-vin Zind-ler, Eye-wit-ness News!
You should see what the pervert wrote in my grandmother's yearbook at Tarleton State
Posted:
Wed Jan 03, 2007 12:41 amby Pony in Dawg Land
I've heard that some of his investigative reports are poorly researched at others' expense. I had a friend whose father's house was vandalized after such a report before all the facts came out clearing his father of any wrong doing.
Oh well, I still dig the blue eyeglasses.
Posted:
Wed Jan 03, 2007 12:54 amby Rayburn
I don't want to burst any bubbles here, but, the REAL Marvin Zindler died in 1992. The Zindler reports you have seen on KTRK since then is a claymation rendition of Zindler.
Very life-like, but claymation.
Posted:
Wed Jan 03, 2007 1:20 amby MrMustang1965
Rayburn wrote:I don't want to burst any bubbles here, but, the REAL Marvin Zindler died in 1992. The Zindler reports you have seen on KTRK since then is a claymation rendition of Zindler.
Very life-like, but claymation.
It must be animatronics (like at Disneyland and Disney World) because I had to do an interview with that s.o.b. in 2002.