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Beckett Football Card Magazine Oct 1990 (Front cover featuring Don Majkowski, Vol. 2, No. 6 Issue #7) Beckett Football Card Magazine Feb 1991 (Front cover featuring Randall Cunningham, Vol. 3, No. 2 Issue #11) Great Pro Running Backs by Jim Dufresne, 1984 Never Die Easy: An entry from Gale's <i>American Decades: Primary Sources</i> Sports Illustrated - 1984 College & Pro Football Special: Bernie Kosar & Dan Marino Cover, Walter Payton, Bo Jackson, and Much More! (Volume 61 Number 12) Walter Payton (Scu-2, Sports Closeups) by Jane Mersky Leder, Howard Schroeder, 1986-10 Walter Payton by Souchery, 1980-03 Walter Payton Membre Du Pro Football Hall of Fame: John Elway, O. J. Simpson, Jim Thorpe, Joe Montana, Walter Payton, Vince Lombardi, Arthur Rooney (French Edition) National Football League Players With Retired Numbers: Johnny Unitas, Warren Moon, Dan Marino, Lawrence Taylor, Joe Montana, Walter Payton Sweetness: A Celebration Of Walter Payton's 13 Seasons with the Chicago Bears by Bill McGrane, 1988 Beckett Football Card Monthly March 1998 John Elway/Denver Broncos on Cover, Terrell Davis/Denver Broncos (on back cover), Walter Payton/Chicago Bears Beckett Football Card Monthly January 2000 Peyton Manning/Indianapolis Colts on Cover, John Elway/Denver Broncos (on back cover), Walter Payton/Chicago Bears Checklist

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41. Walter Payton (American Football Player) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
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42. Walter Jerry Payton — FactMonster.com
    Encyclopedia Payton, Walter Jerry. Payton, Walter Jerry, 1954 – 99, American football player, b. Columbia, Miss. He played at Jackson State College (now Jackson State Univ  
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    Extractions: Reference Desk Encyclopedia Payton, Walter Jerry, , American football player, b. Columbia, Miss. He played at Jackson State College (now Jackson State Univ.) in Mississippi before being drafted as a running back by the Chicago Bears in 1975. He spent his entire career with the Bears and set many records, including all-time rushing yards (16,726; now surpassed), most 100-yard rushing games (77), and most yards gained rushing in a game (275; now surpassed). Noted for his durability, Payton was the National Football League's most valuable player in 1977 (the youngest player to win the award) and won his only Super Bowl in 1985. He retired in 1987. See his autobiography, Never Die Easy The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Atlas ... Encyclopedia Click Here! Click Here!

43. Walter Payton
    Walter Payton, NFL Hall of Fame football player, was born in Columbia, Mississippi, the son of Peter Payton, a factory worker, and Alyne Payton. Walter, or Spider Man as he  
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    Extractions: Walter Payton, NFL Hall of Fame football player, was born in Columbia, Mississippi, the son of Peter Payton, a factory worker, and Alyne Payton. Walter, or "Spider Man" as he called himself as a boy growing up, was active in Boy Scouts, the church choir, camping with friends, and playing drums in the band before e he finally turned to football his junior year in high school at the all-black Jefferson High School. Already bigger and stronger than most of his teammates, Walter was an instant starter. Midway through his junior year at Jefferson, the all-white Columbia High School was order to integrate, and Payton and some of his teammates transferred there. They were upset, however, when a white coach, by the name of Tommy Davis, was hired for the Columbia job of head football coach instead of their Jefferson coach, Charles Boston. Already socially conscious at the age of sixteen, Payton boycotted spring practice that year to express his dissatisfaction, but soon recognized that the decision would not change, he joined the team for the start of his senior season. Payton led his team to an 8-2 record that year and was named All State, but was not heavily recruited because of the two years that he only played of high school football. He attended nearby Jackson State University, where he joined a team of soon to be future NFL players and Pro Bowlers, like Jerome Barkham, Vernon Perry, Ricky Young, and many more. At Jackson State, Payton rushed for a combined 3,563 yards, with 6.1 yards per rushing attempt, and became the NCAA’s all-time leading rusher with 65 touchdowns. He majored in communications and graduated in 1975.

44. Walter Payton, Walter Payton Football Card, Walter Payton Football Cards - Colle
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45. Payton, Walter Quotes On Quotations Book
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46. Payton, Walter Payton College Preparatory High School | CPSalumni.org
    Payton, Walter Payton College Preparatory High School Alumni  
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47. Facts About Payton, Walter, As Discussed In Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Pa
    Facts about Payton, Walter, (1954–99). On Oct. 7, 1984, Chicago Bears running back Walter Payton broke Jim Brown's National Football League (NFL) record for the most yards gained  
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    Extractions: document.write(''); Search Site: With all of these words With the exact phrase With any of these words Without these words Home Did you know... (1954–99). On Oct. 7, 1984, Chicago Bears running back Walter Payton broke Jim Brown's National Football League (NFL) record for the most yards gained in a career. Before his retirement, at the end of the 1987 season, Payton gained 16,726 yards, bettering the previous record by more than 4,400 yards. Besides being football's all-time leading rusher, Payton was a capable blocker, pass... Get Random Facts About Us RSS Feeds E-mail Updates ... MORE...

48. Walter Payton Biography
    Biography of NFL great Walter Payton Biography of Walter Payton. Walter Jerry Payton was born on July 25, 1954 in Columbia, Mississippi to Peter and Alyne Payton.  
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    Extractions: Walter Jerry Payton was born on July 25, 1954 in Columbia, Mississippi to Peter and Alyne Payton. As a child, Walter spent a lot of time outdoors and playing sports with his siblings Eddie and Pam Payton. He attended John Jefferson High School and later Columbia High School, where he played football for three years. After graduation, Walter decided to follow in the footsteps of his older brother Eddie and enrolled at Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississipi. He majored in communication and excelled on the football field as a running back, finishing fourth in voting for the Heisman Trophy in 1974. He completed his NCAA career with 3,563 yards and 65 touchdowns. With the fourth overall pick in the 1975 NFL entry draft, the Chicago Bears selected Walter Payton. After getting off to a slow start, Walter finished his rookie season rushing for 679 yards and scoring 7 touchdowns while playing in 13 games. Nicknamed " Sweetness " for his humility; he stood at 5' 10" and 200 pounds and was a powerful runner with deceptive quickness. His second season saw him double his rookie numbers by rushing for 1,390 yards and scoring 13 touchdowns. That was also the year of his first of nine Pro-Bown appearances. Walter's on field toughness was best shown in a game against the Minnesota Vikings on November 20, 1977. While sick with the flu, Walter Payton rushed for 275 yards on 40 carries - a record that was only broken by Corey Dillon of the Cincinnati Bengals in 2001. He was the NFL's Player of the Year and its Most Valuable Player in 1977 finishing the year with 1852 yards and 14 rushing touchdowns.

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