An early African American pioneer

Mia Aragon Special to the Artesia Daily Press Roy Lawson: No. 80 and a championship legacy In the fall of 1974, Roy Lawson, 69, later nicknamed “Rapid Roy,” put on an Artesia Bulldog football jersey with the number 80 stitched…

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