COURTLAND MILLOY – On the sidelines, the sad symbol of a sorry tradition – The PostI really don’t disagree with Milloy’s points, but its…Chief Zee. He never did anybody any harm. D.C. needed Chief Zee just as Dallas needed Crazy Ray.
Washington Redskins, Chief Zee
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Dan Steinberg had a great DC Sports Bog post the other day about Chief Zee and the late Crazy Ray. These “opposite numbers” in the Redskins vs. Cowboys rivalry were unofficial mascots for many years and clearly they had a good time with each other. Crazy Ray died this past March and Chief Zee was [...]
Unofficial Dallas Cowboys mascot Crazy Ray (Chief Zee’s opposite number) has died. He had been in declining health for several years and was destitute before savecrazyray.com was created to raise money for Ray and his wife.
Check out this video of Crazy Ray defeating Chief Zee.
Crazy Ray, Dallas Cowboys, Chief Zee
©MMX William F. Yurasko
Two years ago the Dallas Morning News did a special feature on the immortal Clint Longley. Sadly, there is no YouTube or Google video of his heroics on Thanksgiving Day 1974 against the Redskins.
Zema Williams, best known to Redskins fans as the colorful Chief Zee, has hit some hard times recently. The Wash. Times reports the iconic Redskins fan “who put the soul in the burgundy and gold” is wheelchair-bound following the amputation of a toe. He also spent 12 days in a veteran’s hospital for a stomach [...]
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