H. Roe Bartle

H. Roe Bartle was a prominent Kansas City politician and businessman, known for his role as mayor from 1956 to 1959. He played a key part in the relocation of the Dallas Texans NFL team to Kansas City, which was subsequently renamed the Kansas City Chiefs. Bartle's persuasive efforts and promises of increased fan support helped secure the team's move, which significantly shaped the city's sports identity. His legacy includes not only his contributions to professional football but also his influence in the community through various civic projects and leadership roles.