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Former AFL MVP Abner Haynes, a star running back and returner in the 1960s, died Thursday. He was 86.
Abner Haynes, a star running back in the early days of the American Football League who still holds some Kansas City Chiefs records, died Thursday in Dallas at 86. No cause was given.
Former Chiefs star running back and football icon Abner Haynes died on Thursday in Dallas. He was 86. Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt sent his condolences to the Haynes family, calling the star a “man of ...
Before starring for the Kansas City Chiefs, Abner Haynes was a pioneering figure in the integration of Texas schools.
Former Kansas City Chiefs running back Abner Haynes, who earned the AFL's first Player of the Year Award in 1960, has died, the team announced. He was 86.
Abner Haynes, a former AFL star and standout halfback for the Kansas City Chiefs, has died at the age of 86. A member of the Chiefs Ring of Honor, Haynes was the first player to earn AFC Player of ...
When football great Abner Haynes died last Thursday, at age 86 (his cause of death has not been reported), the news prompted loving reflections on the Texas Sports Hall of Fame inductee’s ...
Abner Haynes of the Dallas Texans, 28, runs with the ball in the first quarter of the game against the Buffalo Bills for thirteen yards, Sept. 30, 1962. In pursuit is Sid Youngelman, 76.
Former AFL MVP Abner Haynes, a star running back and returner in the 1960s, died Thursday. He was 86. The Kansas City Chiefs announced Haynes' death but didn't divulge details.
Abner Haynes, a star running back in the early days of the American Football League who still holds some Kansas City Chiefs records, died Thursday in Dallas at 86. No cause was given. Chiefs CEO ...
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