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12 Facts About Lee Murchison

1.

Ola Lee Murchison was a wide receiver in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys.

2.

Lee Murchison played college football at the College of the Pacific.

3.

Lee Murchison attended Washington High School, before transferring to Placer High School.

4.

Lee Murchison began playing organized football against his parents' wishes as a sophomore.

5.

Lee Murchison played defensive end, receiving All-Northern California and All-sierra honors as a senior.

6.

Lee Murchison accepted a football scholarship from the College of the Pacific.

7.

Lee Murchison was a two-way player at offensive end and linebacker.

8.

Lee Murchison was selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the sixth round of the 1960 NFL draft.

9.

Lee Murchison was released before the start of the 1962 season, because he suffered chronic knee problems.

10.

Lee Murchison earned a real estate license and had his own business in Stockton.

11.

Lee Murchison composed the Foresthill High School hymn "Stand up for Foresthill High".

12.

Lee Murchison owned a restaurant, was a reserve police officer for the Stockton Police Department and had a pilot license.