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	Welcome to Heroes Of Football Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		"Abner was one of the brightest stars of the first five years of the AFL," said Lamar Hunt, founder of the AFL and the Chiefs/Texans franchise.
		Haynes spent five years with Hunt, the first three in Dallas and the final two in Kansas City.
		Haynes helped launch the AFL in 1960, when he was the fledgling league's first "Player of the Year." He captured the AFL's first rushing crown with 875 yards, and also led the Texans in receiving, punt returns, and kickoff returns.
	www.heroesoffootball.com /chairmans-circle.php (233 words)

	PFRA Forum
		Abner Haynes was one of the first stars of the early AFL, and was the leading rusher in the first year of the new league (1960).
		When Abner Haynes made his famous mistake in the 1962 AFL title game, it was at the start of the overtime, and not the start of the game, which would not have been as big of a deal.
		Abner Haynes is not in the Hall of Fame.
	nflhistory.net /cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=415&forum=DCForumID64&omm=1&viewmode=threaded (1196 words)

	Abner Haynes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Haynes spent three years in Dallas and two with same franchise when it became the Kansas City Chiefs.
		Haynes is the cousin of Sly Stone, Rose Stone, and, Feddie Stone of Sly and the Family Stone.
		The Texans saved Haynes from embarrassment by not allowing the Oilers to score in that first overtime, then won the game on a field goal 2 minutes and 54 seconds into the second overtime.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Abner_Haynes (665 words)

	Dolphins’ Griese Tames Broncos After Stofa Breaks Ankle, 35-21
		Li'l Abner Haynes took off around his right end, spotted a shaft of daylight, and squirmed and scampered 65 yards to score with 1:45 on the clock.
		Haynes slashed to the 10 behind tackle Norm Evans, a solid performer throughout Price made seven more on a draw to the three-yard line and Haynes bounded over Evans again to regain the lead, 28-21.
		The run gave Haynes 151 yards in 12 carries, a record for the Dolphins, who also scored the most points and gained the most yards rushing (202) in their brief pro history.
	exchangenet.net /robsandy/bobgriese/1967/9-18-67_dolphins_griese.htm (1181 words)

	Welcome to Heroes Of Football Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Neaul Haynes was elevated to the episcopacy as Prelate of Texas Northeast Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction in 1978.
		In 1984, Bishop Haynes was elected to serve as a member of the General Board (Presidium) of the Church Of God In Christ, Inc. He became the Secretary of the General Board in November, 1988.
		Bishop Haynes is the proud grandfather of Darius Craig Morris, J. Neaul Williams, Chandler Ellington Williams and D'Aria Jesslyn Morris.
	www.heroesoffootball.com /newsroom.php (430 words)

	Texans and Chiefs
		He is the all-time AFL leader in interceptions with 47, for a 20-yard return average and 5 tds, and he averaged 25.4 yards on 110 kickoff returns.
		Haynes helped launch the AFL in 1960, when he was the fledgling league's first Most Valuable Player, and its first Rookie of the Year.
		Haynes had three games in which he gained 100 or more yards on 14 or fewer carries.
	www.conigliofamily.com /TexansChiefs.htm (3186 words)

	HickokSports.com - Biography - Abner Haynes
		He rushed for 1,864 yards and 25 touchdowns in 345 attempts and caught 46 passes for 579 yards and 6 touchdowns during his collegiate career.
		Haynes joined the Dallas Texans of the new American Football League in 1960.
		He was named both rookie of the year and player of the year after leading the league in rushing with 875 yards on 156 carries and in punt returns with 215 yards on 14 runbacks, a 15.4 average.
	www.hickoksports.com /biograph/haynesabner.shtml (245 words)

	World Express Athletic Management, LLC :: 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Haynes spent more than 5 years as a player in the old “AFL” now the NFL with the Dallas Texans and Kansas City Chiefs organization (1960 — 1965).
		Abner Haynes & Associates has over 15 years experience as in the NFL as an Authorized Player Representative certified by the NFL Players Association.
		Jean Fugett, Abner Haynes and Associates and all of the advisors and board members support World Express Athletic Management.
	www.worldexpressmgmt.com /Mission_cont.html (399 words)

	Athletic Barrier Breakers - 50 Years of Progress and Opportunity - University of North Texas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Abner Haynes and Leon King were the first African American student athletes to break the university's color barrier when they joined the freshman football squad as "walk-ons."
		Haynes was looking for a school close to Dallas.
		Haynes' father, who had been minister to a church in Denton during Abner's youth, had spoken to North Texas President J.C. Matthews about allowing his son to play.
	www.unt.edu /50yearsofprogress/athletic/pages/189_jpg.htm (239 words)

	Abner Haynes, Sr. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		By the end of the 1964 football season, Abner was the AFL’s all time touchdown leader with 53 touchdowns and the League’s third leading career ground gainer.
		As a testament to his contributions to athletics, Abner Haynes ws honored in 1985 by the National Collegiate Athletic Association with the prestigious NCAA "Silver Anniversary Award".
		Haynes has represented professional athletes in negotiations with the NFL, CFL and the WFL.
	courses.unt.edu /shastings/HastingsWWW/AAM/events/Sport_hall/abner.htm (298 words)

	The Dallas Morning News \| SportsSay Blog E-mail This Entry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Abner Haynes is among the veteran nominees on this year's Texas Sports Hall of Fame ballot.
		Haynes was a spectacular running back in high school (Lincoln), college (North Texas State) and the pros (Dallas Texans) in this state.
		Haynes and fellow Lincoln alum Leon King broke the color barrier for college football players in this state a decade before Jerry LeVias stepped foot on the SMU campus.
	sportssay.beloblog.com /archives/2006/07/its_past_time_t.html (269 words)

	Local News \| News for Charlotte, North Carolina \| WCNC.com \| SportsDay: Football: NFL
		The Texans, whose offense was bullied badly by the blitzing Oilers defense in the second half, couldn't move past the Houston 46-yard line and finally was forced back to their 35 and forced to punt with 14 seconds left.
		Haynes had been instructed by Texans coach Hank Stram to choose the north goal with a 14-mph aiding wind, but in the confusion on the field, Abner first said that the Texans would kick.
		Haynes' fumble at the Dallas 19 gave the Oilers a shining opportunity to close the gap some more late in the third quarter, but Robinson's goal-line theft of a Blanda pass directed at an open Dewveall killed it.
	www.wcnc.com /sharedcontent/dws/spt/football/nfl/stories/070505dnspoafltexanswin.74d44d91.html (2050 words)

	NFL alumni cast as heroes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Abner Haynes has long been known as the first Player of the Year in the American Football League, an honor he won in 1960 with the Dallas Texans.
		Haynes has served as Chairman of the Heroes of Football for 20 years and his dream is turning to reality.
		Haynes, who retired in 1967, understood there was something powerful in those memories.
	sportspageweekly.com /article/articles/126/1/NFL-alumni-cast-as-heroes (699 words)

	Dallas Texans (1960-1962)
		Haynes, who was named the league's Player of the Year, led the league in rushing with 875 yards and touchdowns with nine.
		Another key addition was Rookie of the Year FB Curtis McClinton, who helped RB Abner Haynes, enjoyed his finest season with 1,049 yards and an AFL-high 13 touchdowns.
		The Texans would jump out to a 17-0 as Abner Haynes scored two Touchdowns, but the Oilers would score 17 unanswered points in the 2nd half to send the game to overtime.
	www.sportsecyclopedia.com /nfl/kcdal/daltexans.html (547 words)

	Flashback 1960
		More than a year before George Blanda sent the first kickoff in the history of the NFA to Brooklyn's Abner Haynes, the league was making headlines for their brash approach to bringing a new professional football league to the American public.
		Haynes, a 6 foot 185-pound speedster from North Texas State, was Brooklyn's main offensive weapon.
		The high point of the season was a 31-to-27 upset over the Brooklyn Dodgers when the Chiefs scored 28 second half points to overcome a 17-point halftime deficit, but the Kansas City attack stalled too often (and the defense yielded too many points) to finish with the league's worst record.
	a-afl.com /nfaflashback60.htm (1904 words)

	Abner Haynes - 1966
		For a team with American Football League superstars like Cookie Gilchrist and Abner Haynes, the Broncos were last in scoring
		Abner would end up playing with two other AFL clubs
		Rear view with Abner Haynes familiar number 28.
	hometown.aol.com /bkbubco/66-Den.html (109 words)

	Photographs from 1958 - 50 Years of Progress and Opportunity - University of North Texas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The ball is on its way to Abner Haynes.
		Abner Haynes tallied twice as did David Lott.
		Haynes again added thrills to the proceedings as he made 44- and 39-yard touchdown runs along with punt returns of sixty and forty-five yards.
	www.unt.edu /50yearsofprogress/albums/1958/1958_p432_AbnerHaynes.htm (170 words)

	Abner Haynes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		'''Abner Haynes''' (born September 19, 1937 in Denton, Texas) was a United States football player.
		He gave us the dimension we needed to be a good team in Dallas." The 6-foot-1, 200-pound Haynes, who had great speed and dazzling moves in the open field, set AFL records with 5 touchdowns in a game and 19 touchdowns in a season in 1961, and with 46 career rushing touchdowns.
		Haynes' citation on the AFL Hall of Fame website
	abner-haynes.iqnaut.net (489 words)

	The Kansas City CHIEFS War Room 2005 - List Of Fame
		Before Kansas City knew the Chiefs, Dallas had the Texans and an exciting, young running back named Abner Haynes.
		Getting the opportunity to play the first three years of his pro career in his hometown helped motivate Haynes.
		On Sunday mornings I'd go off into south Dallas, where I went to high school, and I'd get a charge out of seeing the guys I went to high school with.
	www.chiefswarroom.net /kcwarroom/haynes.shtml (511 words)

	Abner Haynes - 1960
		He was also the league's leading punt returner.
		Haynes was fourth in the AFL in pass receiving
		Abner Haynes was offensive team captain and played
	hometown.aol.com /bkbubco/60-Dal.html (192 words)

	Haynes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Billy Jack Haynes (1953–), American former professional wrestler
		Jerry Haynes (1927–), American actor and children's television host
		Arden Haynes (1927-), Former CEO of Esso and former York University Chanceller
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haynes (168 words)

	Abner Haynes, 1991 Hall of Fame Inductee, Kansas City Chiefs
		Abner Haynes, 1991 Hall of Fame Inductee, Kansas City Chiefs
		Exciting running back and return specialist who still owns nine franchise records, including most points in a game (30), most touchdowns in a game (five), highest career average gain rushing (4.84), most rushing touchdowns in season (13) and game (four), most combined yards in a career (8,442) and season (2,100).
		Originally a first-round pick of the Oakland Raiders in 1960.
	www.kcchiefs.com /hall_of_fame/abner_haynes (143 words)

	LJ, Sean Jones, Vinatieri Earn AFC Weekly Honors - Sports
		Included in his effort was the winning touchdown on a three-yard run with 1:58 remaining in the contest.
		Only Abner Haynes scored more touchdowns in Chiefs history with five in a 1961 game.
		Johnson, who is third in the NFL with 644 rushing yards and second in the league with 10 touchdowns, notched his fourth Player of the Week award.
	www.newsnet5.com /sports/10210770/detail.html (459 words)

	The Kansas City CHIEFS War Room 2005 - Memorable Moments In Chiefs History
		- Abner Haynes named first AFL's first Player of the Year after leading the league with 875 yards rushing.
		Haynes led Chiefs in four categories - Rushing, Receiving, Punte Returns & Kick Returns.
		- Abner Haynes 1960 Rookie of the Year & MVP scores an "at the time" franchise record 19 touchdowns.
	www.chiefswarroom.net /kcwarroom/memorablemoments.shtml (3037 words)

	AFL Rookies of the Year
		In 1960, Haynes chose to play for the Dallas Texans and led the AFL in rushing attempts, yards, and tds in the league’s first year.
		Haynes helped launch the AFL as the fledgling league's first Most Valuable Player, and its first Rookie of the Year.
		You have the permission of the American Football League Hall of Fame
	www.remembertheafl.com /AFLRookiesOfTheYear.htm (533 words)

	National Minority Health Month's Newsroom
		Washington, DC (March 17, 2005) – Prominent members of the Heroes of Football, a who’s who of former players, today announced an alliance with National Minority Health Month Foundation to tackle the prevalence of chronic diseases among communities around the country.
		During April, a month designated as minority health month, the former football legends will join the Foundation during their 2nd Annual National Health Disparities Summit for a press conference on April 25, 2005 to unveil the game plan for the team of health advocates.
		Haynes, Sr., Chairman and founder of the organization of former football players giving back to their community, is making outreach to their vast membership to travel the country with the Foundation to build awareness and disseminate information about the impact of chronic health disparities.
	www.nmhm.org /newsroom03172005.htm (376 words)

	Kansas City Chiefs - Chiefs-Seahawks: Postgame Notes
		His 20 total TDs (17 rush, 3 rec.), surpassed Abner Haynes’ previous team single-season record of 19 TDs in ’62.
		It was the ninth straight game Holmes has scored a rushing TD, extending his team record for consecutive games with a rushing score, as well as the longest streak of consecutive games with at least one TD (rushing or receiving).
		Holmes now has 120 points in 2002, the most ever by a Chiefs non-kicker and the third-highest total among all players.
	www.kcchiefs.com /news/2002/11/25/chiefsseahawks_postgame_notes (940 words)

	Kansas City Chiefs - Chiefs-Raiders: Game Notes - December 9, 2001
		He surpassed the previous mark of 1,622 established by Abner Haynes in ’62.
		Holmes had 10 runs of 10 or more yards at Oakland and has a franchise-record 38 on the season.
		Peterson Notes: With a 43-yard FG in the first quarter, K Todd Peterson extended his streak of consecutive made field goals to 14, but that streak was snapped when he missed a 28-yard FG in the second quarter.
	www.kcchiefs.com /news/2001/12/10/chiefsraiders_game_notes__december_9_2001 (1057 words)

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