Les Hunter, a barrier-breaker with Loyola Chicago’s 1963 NCAA men’s basketball championship team, died on Friday morning, the university announced on its website. He was 77. Hunter passed away after a ...
Les Hunter, a star on Loyola-Chicago's barrier-breaking 1963 NCAA championship team, died Friday. He was 77. The university announced Hunter's death, saying he had cancer. Hunter helped Loyola -- with ...
CHICAGO (AP) — Les Hunter, a star on Loyola Chicago's barrier-breaking 1963 NCAA championship team, died Friday. He was 77. The university announced Hunter's death, saying he battled cancer. Hunter ...
Les Hunter, a star on Loyola’s 1963 national championship basketball team that defied racial barriers, died Friday. He was 77. The university announced Hunter’s death, saying he had cancer. He was a ...
He was a standout on a team with four black starters that played in the “Game of Change” and won the only Division I men’s basketball title in state of Illinois history. In this Nov. 28, 1968, file ...
CHICAGO >> Les Hunter, a star on Loyola’s 1963 national championship basketball team that defied racial barriers, died Friday. He was 77. The university announced Hunter’s death, saying he had cancer.
Les Hunter, who played a key role on Loyola Chicago’s barrier-breaking 1963 NCAA championship team, died Friday at the age of 77. The university announced the news on its website, and the Associated ...
Les Hunter, who played a key role on Loyola Chicago’s barrier-breaking 1963 NCAA championship team, died Friday at the age of 77. The university announced the news on its website, and the Associated ...
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