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  Cecil R "Poppi" Brown July 16, 2013 at 9:17pm

  In reference to Capt. Walker's question, let us remember these Professional Bulldogs: Curtis Cokes, Won the WBC welterweight title in 1966 and successfully defended the title for three years. The only fighter, black or white, who brought a world championship to Dallas, Texas. Born June 15, 1937. Ernie Banks: Nicknamed "Mr Cub" for his outstanding talent on the baseball field with the Chicago Cubs and an MVP winner. William "Bill" Blair, a team mate of Ernie Banks before Banks was drafted out of the Negro League. Blair could hold his own and was an outstanding pitcher inducted into the Negro Hall of Fame.
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  Kenneth Douglas November 15, 2010 at 11:32pm

  I played on the 1956 Bulldogs and were District Co-Champions. George Flemmings, Jimmy Toleston, Alvin Loyd were in the backfield, Arbrey Smith, Robert "Iron head" Morris, Thomas Pinkard, Kenny Mayes and Robert Hillman were on the team.
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  Louis E. Lamar, Sr. November 15, 2010 at 8:37pm

  I played offensive tackle, and defensive end back in the day. I never lettered, but I had lots of fun playing back in those days. Some of my teammates were Robert Simpson (hawk eye), John Edwards, Eligha Ward, Willie Simpson (Boo Boo), Robert Giles (Sweet Cakes), Millard Prince (Meat Head), Billy Hamilton (Hammer Head), and the list goes on.
  I practiced to run the mile, but Arnold King was the best miler we had in those days. Artis Barrett was our quarter horse, and the phrase was coined when he got the baton. "The dog's got the bone and gone." I remember when we went to the Nationals and our mile relay team ran a 3:21 mile relay in the State.
  The Bulldogs were a formidable force to be reconed with in those days.
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  David Wilson July 21, 2010 at 12:43pm

  Ditto Atwell, I began running track in the 8th grade I made the varsity in the 9th grade running the mile. My sophomore year I ran the mile and the half mile. I moved up to the Mile relay and 880 my Sr. Year
  
  I placed 3rd in the 880 my sophomore year in the District. I also played football for 4 years. I played on the varsity as a QB, WR and DB my sophomore year, my jr year I play 2nd string QB and DB.
  
  My Sr. year I was the Starting QB and Free safety. I recieve a scholarship to UTA to play QB and DB
  
  Atwell was one of my mentors.
  
  Jet
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  Atwell Gregory West Sr. July 19, 2010 at 7:50pm

  My Name is Atwell G. west. I was a 3 year letterman in Track and field. During my 5 years at BTW I ran in every track meet except the 1st on in the 8th grade because the coaches did not know who I was. My Sophmore year I got kicked off the 440 yd relay team and did not run in the city track meet. We were city and district champs 5 years in a row. We almost always won the premiere event the mile relay.
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  Fred Walker November 21, 2009 at 9:41am

  MR HAROLD WILEY HAS GONE TO GLORY ALSO , WAS OUR HEAD COACH.
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  Fred Walker November 21, 2009 at 9:31am

  MY NAME IS FRED WALKER ,IN HONOR TO MY TEAM MATES WHO HAVE GONE ON TO GLORY.CAPT. WILLIAM FULLER,GUARD EDDIE TERRELL, FORWARD WILLIAM HODGES, AND SIX MAN CHARLES CHANCE. WE ARE THE LAST TEAM TO REPRESENT THE BULLDOGS IN THE STATE TOUNAMENT PLAYED AT PV 1959-1960. WE LOST A HARD FOUGHT BATTLE TO KASHMERE GARDEN,WHO MOVED ON TO PLAY DALLAS MADISON FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. THE GAME WAS NEVER PLAY DUE AN OVER CROWDED GYM. MADISON AND KASHMERE WERE CROWN CO-CHAMPS. CHARLES CHANCE PUT ON SOME KIND OF SHOW, AND MY BEST FREDDIE EDWARDS,GAVE REBOUNDING A NEW MEANING. WHAT A GAME!
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  David Wilson November 1, 2009 at 8:12am

  I was a 3yr letterman in Football, 67-69, Capt. of the Football team in 69. 3 yr letterman in Track and Field and Capt. of the Track team in 69 and Co. Capt in 68. Honor Graduate in 69, President of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and President of the Math and Science club.
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  Cecil R "Poppi" Brown October 31, 2009 at 5:18pm

  I would like to add that our football team of the 1953 season were the State Co-Champs.
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  Galen Ollison October 31, 2009 at 3:03pm

  Enjoy homecoming, Jet. Wish I were there.