In case it does get cold this winter, the best place to watch Cowboy home games is from, of course, a Texas Stadium suite. The comfort of an enclosed suite, complete with bar and television, assures one of enjoying the game much more than the poor people sitting outside in the $10 seat
Finding a way into a stadium suite on a given Sunday isn’t the easiest thing to do. It requires knowing somebody who owns one, and then finagling an invitation. Naturally the closer your suite is to the 50-yard line, the better the view will be. If you want to go for broke and try to wangle an invitation to a really first class location, here are a few prospects, owners of the best located suites in Texas Stadium.
On the lower level (which is preferable): John Murchison, Texas Bank & Trust, American Liberty Oil, Mrs. Donald Carter and Tyler Corporation. On the other side, Clint Murchison Jr., Sanders Campbell, Max L. Thomas, Estill Heyser Jr., Herman Lay and the Southland Corporation (7-Eleven
On the upper level: Jack Young-blood, Charles Rush, Bankston Lincoln Mercury, Tom Landry (he won’t be there), Travis Ward and General Portland. On the other side, Amon Carter Jr., Dresser Industries, Southland Corporation (in case you can’t get into their lower level suite), Texas Stadium Corporation, Tex Schramm, Stadium Associates and First National Bank.
These are definitely the prime locations. If, however, you’d be willing to take second best, here are other owners of $50,000 Texas Stadium suites. These are still preferable to sitting out there in the $10 seat.
Robin Action
Walter W. Ahschlager, Jr.
Hal Anderson
Arcon, Inc.
Associates Corp., of N. America
Atlas Power Company
Peter W. Baldwin
Barshell, Inc.
Harry Bass
Thomas G. Beckett, III
Howard J. Blender
Roland S. Bond
Gilbert Bright
Herman Blum
Bronco
C & H Transportation
Ben H. Carpenter
S.L. Cashion
Centex Corporation
H.E. Chiles
Circle 7
City of Irving
O.W. Coburn
M.T. Cochran, Jr.
Robert S. Coit
Mrs. Calvert Collins
Bill Compton
Coors
Conglomerate
Contran Corporation
Connectors Corporation
Edwin L. Cox
John L. Cox
Dallas Federal Savings & Loan
Dallas International Bank
Cullen Davis
Dr Pepper Bottling Company
Leonard Duckworth
El Fenix-Martinez Designs, Inc.
Van Calvin Ellis
English Color & Supply Corporation
E-Systems, Inc.
First National Bank in Dallas
Ben Forston
Fox & Jacobs
H.C. Franklin
L.R. French
W.M. Fuller
Joe Geary
General American Oil Company
General Electric Company
Gifford-Hill American, Inc.
Golden Distributing
Good Times
Charles Greener
Haggar Company
Ed Ft. Haggar
Hawk Associates
Heinz U.S.A.
Home Interiors & Gifts
Igloo Corporation
Investment Management
Irving Bank & Trust Company
Irving, City of
Korner Klub
KRLD
KXAS-TV
Henry Kyle
Las Colinas Corporation
Lawler Development Company
Lectric Safety Lites
E.H. & Margaret A. Leede Trust
R.W. Levy
Jim Ling
Lomas & Nettleton Financial Corporation
Mrs. Ralph Lowe
LTV
Mel McClung
David & Bill McDavid
John Magness
Manor Baking Company
Mary Kay Cosmetics
A.H. Meadows
Mercantile National Bank
Henry S. Miller
W.A. Moncrief, Jr.
Tom H. Mooney
Murray Financial Corporation
National Bank of Commerce
National Data Communications, Inc.
National Mechanical Corporation
Normandy, Inc.
North Dallas Bank & Trust Company
Oak Farms
Henry Pearson
Philip Specialty Company
Mack Pogue
Troy V. Post
Poston Real Estate Company
Precision Motors
Paul M. Raigorodsky
B.M. Rankin
Ray-O-Vac Division
Republic National Bank
Lawson Ridgeway
Robintech Incorporated
Sammons Management, Inc.
J.M. Staffer
Howard R. Sluyter
Southland Life Insurance Company
Southwest Airlines
Southwestern States General
Steakley Brothers, Inc.
Stephenson & Associates
Jerry D. Stiles
Alan Sumner
Three Circle Suites Company
Three M Company
Triangle Pacific
Tri-State Theaters
Alfred Tyler
Universal Resources Corporation
Van Calvin Ellis
Jack C. Vaughn
W. Ray Wallace
HerbWalne, Jr.
MA. Ward, Sr.
Garry A. Weber
Weil McLain Company
Western Company of North America
Western Trio Cattle Company
White Rock National Bank of Dallas
Dick Williamson
Willowbrook, Inc.
David Witts
Howard B. Wolf
