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	Cookie Gilchrist - 1962
		Here comes Cookie!" was a familiar chant of Bills fans from 1962-64.
		Cookie joined the Bills as a free agent
		Cookie was my favorite player when I was growing up.
	hometown.aol.com /bkbubco/62-Buf.html (154 words)

	Cookie Gilchrist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carlton Chester "Cookie" Gilchrist (born May 25, 1935 in Brackenridge, Pennsylvania) was an American football player in the American Football League.
		Gilchrist frequently was at odds with team management, the American ones working for Canadian teams, he told a reporter from the London Free Press, saying that most of the problems he encountered were a result of his standing up for principles at a time when fl athletes were expected to remain silent.
		Cookie Gilchrist was selected as the fullback of the All-Time All-American Football League Team.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cookie_Gilchrist (512 words)

	History of Pro Football in Buffalo
		Gilchrist had a flare that could be compared to Muhammad Ali, where he would do great things and then think he could then get away with bizarre behavior.
		Gilchrist led the league in rushing in 1962 with l,096 yards on.
		Seems that Gilchrist was so hungover that he decided that he would not block opposing blitzers in their attempt to sack the Bills quarterback.
	www.billsbackers.com /CookieGilchrist.htm (3116 words)

	Cookie Gilchrist
		In 1963 after a slow start, due to nagging pre season injuries, Gilchrist came alive against the Denver Broncos, rushing for 125 yards and was the spark the 3-4-1 Bills needed to turn their season around.
		The Bills went on to lose their first game after winning nine in a row and some say Gilchrist was used as a scapegoat by Saban in a ploy to ignite the team and to solidify his hold on the team.
		Gilchrist had some off field personal problems in Buffalo and it is believed by more than just a few that he was treated unfairly by the Bills and the Buffalo media.
	www.geocities.com /bflobuzrd_2000/cookie.html (1058 words)

	SPORTS PEOPLE; Honor Rejected - New York Times
		During his years in the Canadian Football League, Cookie Gilchrist was frequently the center of controversy, and now, 20 years after leaving Canada to join the Buffalo Bills, the former fullback is back in his accustomed role.
		Gilchrist, who starred for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and other Canadian teams from 1956 to 1962, gave no reason for his decision, but told league officials he might reconsider if the honor were offered in a future year.
		Gilchrist, who had been fined and suspended several times during his years in the C.F.L., was one of six named to the hall Monday, including Bud Grant, the Minnesota Vikings' coach who once coached the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9E06E5DD1039F934A15754C0A965948260 (131 words)

	Buffalo Bills Cookie Gilchrist Thurman Thomas O.J. Simpson Mike Stratton Wray Carlton AFL - Realfootball365.com
		Gilchrist's heyday in the city of Buffalo lasted between 1962-1964, before he ended his career in Denver and Miami.
		Gilchrist's career in Buffalo ended after that season; however, his legacy will always live on with those Bills fans who sat in the rickety War Memorial Stadium to watch the '64 champs dominate.
		June 30, 2006 08:27 PM At the end of the day, Lou Saban and Cookie Gilchrist should be on the wall of fame in The Ralph.
	www.realfootball365.com /nfl/articles/2006/06/cookie-gilchrist-bills300606.html (1240 words)

	African American Registry: "Cookie" Gilchrist, an athlete with principles!
		Gilchrist was a fullback, linebacker and place-kicker, and gained over 4,800 yards (4389 m) rushing in the Canadian Football League.
		Gilchrist frequently was at odds with team management, the American ones working for Canadian teams, he told a reporter from the London Free Press, saying that most of the problems he encountered were a result of his standing up for principles at a time when Black athletes were expected to remain silent.
		Cookie Gilchrist was selected as the fullback of the All-Time All-American Football League Team, and he is a member of the American Football League Hall of Fame.
	www.aaregistry.com /african_american_history/2645/Cookie_Gilchrist_an_athlete_with_principles (384 words)

	Gilchrist Elementary School: Volunteer
		Gilchrist Elementary has a well known reputation for having one of the best school volunteer programs in Leon County.
		Gilchrist Elementary's 2006-07 Volunteer of the Year - Lisa LeMaster - was chosen as the Leon County Schools 2004/05 Volunteer of the Year from a field of 10,000 volunteers countywide, and was recently selected as one of five volunteers for the entire state of Florida!
		Gilchrist's 2003-04 Volunteer of the Year - Pam Foster - was the recipient of the Tallahassee Democrat's Volunteer of the Year award for education.
	www.gilchrist.leon.k12.fl.us /pto/volunteer.html (754 words)

	Cookie Cutter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Cookie Craft Recipes – recipes for sugar cookies, frosting, decorating and dough art.
		Great ideas for using cookie cutters including filling a cookie cutter with fudge or rice krispie treats and wrapping as a gift, using as napkin rings, and adding to a floral arrangement.
		Tips on cookie baking, storing, and shipping – to ensure that your treats arrive and remain in perfect condition.
	www.madisonpubliclibrary.org /calendar/december/cookiecutter.html (283 words)

	This Cookie warrants another bite
		Later, he was trampled himself when the Dutchmen played the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Gilchrist in a preseason game and suffered a separated shoulder attempting to tackle the 259-pound back.
		Gilchrist went west and during his first day of work at the Winnipeg Free Press, found his car frozen shut.
		Almost everyone describes Gilchrist the defender as a head-hunter, including Dixon, who went from lining up in the same backfield as halfback to running at Gilchrist, the Dutchmen linebacker.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam031119/col_kernaghan-sun.html (624 words)

	Billszone: Cookie Gilchrist - RB 1962-64
		Cookie Gilchrist - RB Chester Carlton "Cookie" Gilchrist was, along with San Diego's Lance Alworth, the American Football League's first super star.
		After the '62 season Gilchrist was honored by the Associated Press as the AFL player of the year.
		Cookie was as volitile on the field as he was off the field.
	www.billszone.com /mtlog/archives/2004/01/19/cookie_gilchrist_rb_196264.php (245 words)

	Buffalo Bills
		Gilchrist was put to work and his effort paid off with a strong Bills outing and a 45-14 win over the Jets.
		Gilchrist continued his torrid pace with 135 yards rushing in the second half and scored three straight touchdowns (1,19,6 yards) in propelling the Bills to a 45-7 fourth-quarter lead.
		Gilchrist helped lead the Bills to the 1964 championship before being traded to Denver in 1965 and finishing his career in Miami in 1966.
	www.buffalobills.com /display_cont.jsp?cont_id=151110 (840 words)

	Buffalo Bills Message Boards - Time To Put C.C. "Cookie" Gilchrist on the Wall of Fame at R. Wilson Jr. ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Cookie Gilchrist deserves to be put on the Ralph Wilson Jr.
		Cookie was far more important than Jack Kemp in the Bills winning the 1st title (Please look at Kemp's relatively weak Touchdown to high Interception ratio and low pass completion percentages).
		At age 71, Cookie Gilchrist deserves to be on the Bills Ralph Wilson Jr.
	boards.buffalobills.com /forums/thread/1349918.aspx (694 words)

	This Cookie warrants another bite
		Later, he was trampled himself when the Dutchmen played the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Gilchrist in a preseason game and suffered a separated shoulder attempting to tackle the 259-pound back.
		Gilchrist went west and during his first day of work at the Winnipeg Free Press, found his car frozen shut.
		Almost everyone describes Gilchrist the defender as a head-hunter, including Dixon, who went from lining up in the same backfield as halfback to running at Gilchrist, the Dutchmen linebacker.
	www.canoe.ca /Slam031119/col_kernaghan-sun.html (625 words)

	More Strange But True AFL Stories
		Cookie Gilchrist was one of the colorful characters in the American Football League.
		Cookie got traded to the Denver Broncos in 1965 and was late reporting to camp.
		Gilchrist later played for Miami before ending his playing career back with the Denver Broncos.
	www.hometown.aol.com /bdkbubco/Stories1.html (1323 words)

	Official Site of the Tennessee Titans
		It was the fifth-best yardage total in team history, and his 13 rushing touchdowns tied Cookie Gilchrist (1962) for second-best in franchise annals behind O.J. Simpson’s 16 touchdowns in 1975.
		Became third member of Bills to record two seasons with 10 or more rushing TDs (O.J. Simpson and Cookie Gilchrist) and second player for team to do it in back-to-back seasons (Gilchrist).
		Tied Cookie Gilchrist (1962) for second-most rushing touchdowns in franchise history behind O.J. Simpson’s 16 in 1975.
	titansonline.com /team/players/bio.php?PRKey=298 (2083 words)

	Cold, Hard Football Facts.com: Home: The NFL's best Big Backs
		He is also alleged to have trademarked the name "Cookie." We're assuming the site is a hoax.
		What was not a hoax was Gilchrist's impact in the pros.
		He rushed for over 4,800 yards in the CFL, where he signed out of high school, and kept it up in the AFL for Buffalo, where he played three seasons before ending his pro career with Denver and Miami.
	www.coldhardfootballfacts.com /Article.php?Page=834 (1495 words)

	Flashback: Cookie Gilchrist's Big Game - Buffalo Bills
		In rushing for 243 yards on 36 carries (6.8 yard average), Gilchrist set a then all-time pro football rushing record, topping Jim Brown's 237 yards against the Los Angeles Rams in 1957 and against the Philadelphia Eagles in 1961.
		Gilchrist ignited the scoring with a 4-yard touchdown run and on the ensuing kickoff, linebacker John Tracey recovered a fumble that led to a Mack Yoho 13-yard field goal.
		The drive was kept alive by a key fake field goal in which Lamonica hit linebacker Mike Stratton with a 19-yard pass on fourth and eight from the New York 29-yard line.
	www.buffalobills.com /news/news.jsp?news_id=2982 (858 words)

	Take a hike, sorehead - The Washington Times: Sports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ten weeks into the 1964 season, Gilchrist was leading the American Football League in rushing when the Buffalo Bills abruptly fired him.
		The Bills were the defending champs — just like Tampa Bay — but Cookie felt they weren't calling his number enough.
		Cookie went on to win the rushing title — and the Bills won the championship again — but in the offseason he was traded to Denver, the Antarctica of the AFL.
	www.washtimes.com /sports/20031120-121713-7599r.htm (882 words)

	Buffalo Bills
		A legendary player in the American Football League, Cookie Gilchrist came from six years of super-stardom in the Canadian Football League, where he played fullback, linebacker, lineman and placekicker, and gained over 4,800 yards rushing.
		Gilchrist was a CFL All-Star five straight years, with the Hamilton Tiger Cats in 1956 and 1957, in 1958 with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and with the Toronto Argonauts in 1959 and 1960.
		Gilchrist ran for 122 yards in the Bills' 1964 American Football League championship defeat of San Diego, 20-7.
	www.conigliofamily.com /Bills.htm (3479 words)

	Buffalo Bills Message Boards - Cookie Gilchrist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Cookie Gilchrist, former Bill player is gravely ill and currently in Alle-Kiski Hospital, Natrona Heights, Pa 15065.
		Cookie has not faired to well recently and does not have a lot of support both financially or emotionally.
		Chester " Cookie" Gilchrist came back to his hometown where he left in 1954.
	boards.buffalobills.com /forums/thread/1526282.aspx (351 words)

	Professional Football Researchers Association- Pro Football History
		Carlton Chester "Cookie" Gilchrist, who had played with five teams in the Canadian league, was a punishing runner, superb blocker, and excellent receiver.
		Cookie led the league in rushing with 1,096 yards his first year and repeated again in 1964.
		Though Gilchrist did most of the carrying, the Bills had fine runners in the vet Wray Carlton and rookies Willie Ross, Bobby Smith, and Joe Auer.
	www.footballresearch.com /articles/frpage.cfm?topic=buffalo (1431 words)

	CNNSI.com - SI Writers - Dr. Z - Inside Football - SI's Dr. Z: Where does Emmitt rank among the great runners? - ...
		Carlton "Cookie" Gilchrist -- A legend in the Canadian Football League, Cookie finally made it to the AFL Buffalo Bills at age 27, a 252-pound monster and power runner who frightened enemy tacklers and made his employers nervous with his erratic lifestyle.
		"I can't sidestep anybody." Cookie had his own limo, with a phone in it, and a personal chauffeur to drive him around and answer calls.
		Grantham was amazed to see Cookie strip his uniform off at halftime, take a shower, and get dressed again in time for the second half.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /inside_game/dr_z/news/2002/10/25/drz_insider (3206 words)

	Legends of the Buffalo Bills - PowerBookSearch! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Legendary running back Cookie Gilchrist and QB Jack Kemp, led the Bills to their first glory years, including back-to-back AFL titles!
		Who can forget Cookie Gilchrist and QB Jack Kemp, players who led the Bills to their first glory years, including back-to-back AFL titles in 1964-65.
		Legendary running back Cookie Gilchrist and QB Jack Kemp, led the Bills to their first glory years, including back-to-back AFL titles in 1964-65.
	www.powerbooksearch.com /booksearch1582616876.html (573 words)

	NFL.com - NFL News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		But 10 weeks into the 1964 season, Gilchrist was waived by the Bills.
		Cookie refused to go back in, and the Bills lost for the first time that year.
		He isn't the dominant player that Cookie Gilchrist was.
	www.nfl.com /nflnetwork/story/6882575 (318 words)

	Cookie Gilchrist - Information on Miami Dolphins football Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		football-1st.com - Cookie Gilchrist - The Miami Dolphins are a National Football League team based in Miami, Florida.
		Every recipient of the NFL's Most Valuable Player Award is listed here along with the team he played for and the year he received the MVP award.
		Before the 1962 season, Cookie Gilchrist bolted the Canadian Football League...
	miami-dolphins.football-1st.com /nfl/Cookie-Gilchrist.html (558 words)

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		In Cookie Gilchrist's first appearance in War Memorial Stadium since being traded to the Denver Broncos, Cookie gets a warm welcome by the Bills stonewall defense.
		Gilchrist totaled 87 yards in 21 carries in his return to Buffalo.
		The Bills had to prove that their winning of the AFL championship in 1964 was no fluke, as the other teams in the league had claimed.
	www.angelfire.com /nv/billsthunder/history.html (3163 words)

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