Breaking Through the Line: Bobby Marshall — The N.F.L.'s First African American Player Author|Zaylore Stout Raised in a small town

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Breaking Through the Line: Bobby Marshall — The N.F.L.'s First African American Player Author|Zaylore Stout Raised in a small townIn Breaking Through the Line Terry McConnell tells the story of Bobby Marshall, one of the most extraordinary athletes in the history of sports. He starred in football, baseball, and track at the University of Minnesota, and also excelled in hockey before the Gophers mounted a varsity team. Marshall's successes at the U of MN weren't limited to sports, however. He also earned a law degree, and in later life he exhibited many exemplary leadership