Previous question re: Cowboys book

Question
Victor:

Back on May 5, 2007 you answered a question about a Cowboys book that "Helen's grandmother" gave her but which she could not identify:

http://en.allexperts.com/q/Football-Instruction-2069/1970-Dallas-cowboys-book.ht...

I'm a fellow AllExpert and my specialty is Cowboys books.  I believe based on her description that grandma gave Helen a 1970 Dallas Cowboys Media Guide.

I would have posted this as a follow-up response but that option isn't available for this question.  Perhaps you could post a follow-up response and refer her to me?

Thanx and great job with the rules issues -- I could never be a ref, I'm far too hot-headed!

Take care,

Fred Goodwin
Salem, OR

Answer
Fred,
Thank you for your assistance in helping to provide Helen with an answer to a question she asked me that was outside of my area of expertise.  I re-posted a follow up response to the original question and sent her your link  http://www.allexperts.com/ep/276-3022/Dallas-Cowboys/Fred-Goodwin.htm   for follow up.

As I explained to her at the time my expertise is in the technical aspect of the game.  I am hoping she gets the post and contacts you.  I am most grateful for your follow up.  I sure wish AllExperts had a cross referral feature we could use - where experts could refer questions to other experts.

Thank you again

Victor Winnek


This is the response I just sent to her.  I do not have her e-mail:
1970's Dallas cowboys book
Question:  Our adopted Grandmother used to work in a printing shop that did the Dallas Cowboys printing in the 60-70's. She gave us a book that we would like more information on. It's cover is silver/blue, and it simply says 1970 Cowboys. It is 103 pages long, and includes the office phone number, and address,cowboy ticket outlets, and prices (reserved seats $7.00). Team phone numbers from the Bears to the Vickings,training camp data, coaches, players, and oponets stats,1969 season stats, Ciowboys honors, historical facts, and more are also included. Would you happen to know where we can get more info on this book? Thank you for your time.
Helen H.
 
Answer:  8/15/10
Helen
In response to a quesion you asked outside my area of expertise 3 years ago about a 1970 Dallas Cowboy book, please know a fellow expert has asked  me to pass information along to you.  He believes you are talking about the 1970 Media Guide for the Dallas Cowboys.
Below is the e-mail I recieved from him today:

"Back on May 5, 2007 you answered a question about a Cowboys book that "Helen's grandmother" gave her but which she could not identify:
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Football-Instruction-2069/1970-Dallas-cowboys-book.ht...
I'm a fellow AllExpert and my specialty is Cowboys books.  I believe based on her description that grandma gave Helen a 1970 Dallas Cowboys Media Guide.  I would have posted this as a follow-up response but that option isn't available for this question.  Perhaps you could post a follow-up response and refer her to me?

Thanx and great job with the rules issues -- I could never be a ref, I'm far too hot-headed!
Take care,
Fred Goodwin
Salem, OR"

This Fred Goodwin's AllExperts.com link:
http://www.allexperts.com/ep/276-3022/Dallas-Cowboys/Fred-Goodwin.htm

I hope this helps answer your quest from so long ago.  And thanks to fellow expert Fred Goodwin for his assistance.

Best regards

Victor Winnek

Helen,
Thank you for your question.  This is a bit out of my area of expertise since you are seeking information about a book.  What other information about the book do you seek?

My I suggest you contact the publisher or the Library of Congress. If the printing company is still in business you might get some answers from them.  Another idea would be to go to your local Central library or University library and ask the reference Librarian for assistance.  Many time they will get you the information you need or point you in the right direction.

I did a quick search of my library here at home and the only book I have regarding the 1970 Dallas Cowboys is: Tales from the Dallas Cowboys [ILLUSTRATED] (Hardcover) by Cliff Harris (Author), Charlie Waters (Author) "Bob Lilly was the foundation from which Tom Landry built his famous Doomsday Defense-a ""thinking man's"" defense..."


The following website I have used in the past for research materials about the Cowboys:

www.rauzulusstreet.com/football/profootball/dallas.html

If I can help direct you in the right direction please contact me again with more information.
Sincerely
Victor Winnek
Football Official