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Charles Hollis “Chuck” Taylor (1901-1969) - Find a Grave Memorial
Meet Chuck Taylor: The Man Behind The All Star | Only A Game
Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay - Charles Hollis Taylor, better known as "Chuck" (1901 – 1969) was a shoe salesman who dedicated his life to improving the game of basketball. He is best
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Chuck Taylor: You May Know His Shoes, But Do You Know His Story?
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Indiana Historical Bureau - On June 24, 1901, Charles "Chuck" Taylor was born in Brown County. He grew up in Columbus, and played basketball for the Columbus High Bull Dogs, before playing
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Meet Chuck Taylor: The Man Behind The All Star | Only A Game
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Sneaker History: A Star is born — We Are Basket
Chuck Taylor: You May Know His Shoes, But Do You Know His Story?
Charles Taylor (philosopher) - Wikipedia
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The History of Converse Sneakers, Fashion's Favorite Celebrity-Approved Shoe
Chuck Taylor Converse All Star: The Man Who Made the Shoe” told by David Matlack, Storytelling Arts of Indiana and Indiana Historical Society at Online/Virtual Space, Theatre
