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Dallas Cowboys News, Cheerleaders, and History
Dallas Cowboys History
1960
Dallas is granted an NFL franchise on January 28th.
Clint Murchison Jr. (majority owner) hired Tex Schramm to be general manager, Gil Brandt as director of player personnel, and Tom Landry as head coach.
Wide Receiver Jim Doran was the first Dallas Cowboys player to be selected to play in the Pro Bowl.
Recorded first preseason win with a 14-3 victory over the New York Giants on August 27th.
Recorded first non-losing game with a 31-31 tie with the New York Giants on December 4th.
Ended the 1960 season with an 0-11-1 record.
1961
Dallas is moved into the NFL's Eastern Conference.
Defensive tackle Bob Lilly is selected as the Cowboys first ever NFL Draft choice.
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Dallas Cowboys Legends
Troy Aikman
Tony Dorsett
Bob Hayes
Chuck Howley
Lee Roy Jordan
Tom Landry
Bob Lilly
Don Meredith
Don Perkins
Mel Renfro
Tex Schramm
Emmitt Smith
Roger Staubach
Randy White
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Did You Know...
The original Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, the CowBelles & Beaux, were high school students from the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex, and they cheered on the Dallas Cowboys all the way to the 1971 Super Bowl Championship.
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Current Dallas Cowboys
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Texas Stadium
Construction Began: 1967
Opened: October 24, 1971
Cost: $35 Million
Location: Irving, Texas
Ownership: City of Irving
Stadium Phone: (972)-438-7676
Cowboys Ticket Office: (972)-579-5000
Playing Field: Artificial Turf
Capacity: 65,595
Luxury Suites: 381
Do Not Bring: Food or beverage of any kind; coolers, cups, bottles containers of any kind; Video Cameras; Pets (except seeing eye dogs); any type of illegal substances or weapons (including knives).
Parking lots: Open four hours before every game and allows tailgating parties.
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Dallas Cowboys Discussions
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"Emmitt Smith doesn't deserve Walter Payton's record....period. Even though Emmitt (broke) the all time rushing record, he is still only a good running back, and he isn't a great back." -- IMNEVERWRONG
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