Do you have something to
contribute to the AFL archives? Do you have photos or documents
that can be copied or scanned and added to this site? Do you
have questions or comments? I’d like to hear from you.
[email protected]
you goes out to my friend, Charles East, who has supplied this
page with a great number of one-of-a-kind photos and documents.
Thanks to the following AFL players for their valuable assistance:
Jack Banning, Cecil Butler,
Neal Cobb, Bernard Donner, Leon Davis, Tom Dooling, Chick Earle,
John Heck, John Mytrysak, Pete Hamner, Jack Horton, Glenn Perdue,
Keltys Powell, Wayne Robbins, John Ronscavage
following people have made contributions to this web site in the
form of data, information, anecdotes, corrections, photos, and
documents:
Sammy Bates, Nancy Blackmon, David Butler, Jack Connell,
Tom Davis, John Donner, Michael Donner, Pat Doyle, Todd Fisher,
Thomas Hale, Ric Harbin, Lane Harris, Gary Hong, Jim Hughey, Tim
Ivers, Jerry Jackson, Charlie Knepper, Craig Lammers, Patrick
Murphree, Ed Mussler, Adam Ronscavage,
Ed Smith, Chuck Stroup, Annette Stuckey, Windley Tatom, Dan
Taylor, Dick Thompson, Hank Utley, Clarence Watkins, David Wall,
Bill Williamson…… and especially, the real keeper of the flame
and a true gentleman:
the person most repsonsible for keeping the memory of the AFL
alive
The AFL archives began in February of
2000. As time goes on, this site will expand in a
number of ways:
Each season will be represented
with it’s own page.
Former players will be interviewed
and oral histories will be transcribed.
Various charts, visuals,
statistics, and memorabilia will be added.
The end result of all of this will be
a « Hall of Fame » of sorts for the AFL which will be
available to everyone without cost. My goal is to to provide
information and folklore that will interest baseball fans everywhere.
Scott Parks, Raleigh, North Carolina
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