Stram, Hank Louis(Stram)

Born: 1923 AD
Died: 2005 AD, at 82 years of age.

Nationality: American
Categories: Football Coach, Sportscaster

US football coach

1923 - Stram was born Henry Louis Stram in Chicago.

University: Purdue University (1948)

1962 -Texans won the AFL Western Division and the AFL championship

1960-1963 - Dallas Texans Coach.

1964-1974 - Kansas City Chiefs Coach (lost Super Bowl I 1967, won Super Bowl IV 1970).

1976-1977 - New Orleans Saints Coach.

1978-1995 - Sportscaster for CBS TV and Monday night Football on radio.

Hank Stram retired to New Orleans, Louisiana, where he built a home in the town of Covington.

2005 - He died at St. Tammany Parish hospital in Covington, from complications due to diabetes, on the 4th of July. He was 82 years old.

Pro Football Hall of Fame 2003

Page last updated: 6:43am, 14^th Feb '08

	They're Playing My Game by Hank Stram and Lou Sahadi (Hardcover - Sep 17, 2006) Hall of Fame football coach Hank Stram was a winner in the AFL, the NFL, and in the broadcast booth. He wrote his autobiography in the same no-nonsense way he coached his football teams and delivered... Usually ships in 24 hours
	Hank Stram's Pro Football Scouting Report, 1991 Edition: Player Ratings and In-Depth Analysis on More Than 600 NFL Players and Draft Picks by Hank Stram and J. David Miller (Paperback - Sep 17, 1991)
	Meyers großes Taschenlexikon, 25 Bde. m. CD-ROM (Standardausg.), Bd.21, Siz-Stram (Paperback - Jan 1, 2001)
	The danger to life involved in directing a stream of water from a fire hose upon a high tension line by Francis Cary Caldwell (Unknown Binding - May 17, 2008)
	Thomas W. Hyde and Angus McDonald v. Orille Stram, nee Moreau: The Sioux half-breed cases : upon the reargument, June 18, 1890 : remarks of Wayne MacVeagh in support of the scrip locations by Thomas W Hyde (Unknown Binding - Jan 1, 1970)
	Stories of old Dundee by Marion Brumback (Unknown Binding - May 17, 1981)