Coming soon
The story of Cuzin Homer Page
One of barbecue's great characters
and a heck of a competitor on the barbecue
cook-off trail.
You don't need that high-dollar rig to be a winner.
Ken Kaiser (left) and crew won the
Houston Livestock and Rodeo with the home made
smoker. All they had was three 55 gallon drums and
some stovepipe.
Don't have a date on this. Ken was out of Waco
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Herbert "Hub" White of Temple, Texas was a favorite of cookers and spectators for
years on the Central Texas barbecue circuit. Hub did all his barbecuing from his
wheelchair. As a youth Hub had lost a leg in a farm accident. He was a barber until he
retired.
Hub did not let his handicap get in his way. He did everything required with only
assistance of his wife. Hub collected enough trophies to keep him and everyone else
happy. The crowd was just as happy over a win by Hub as Hub himself was. He was an
inspiration and a genuine good guy.
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A meeting of the minds
The Commissioner, Artie Davis and Paul Kirk met in the storied
Taylor Cafe in Taylor, Texas to discuss matters important to the
Barbecue World.

photo by the waitress using Artie's camera
Arnold Sanchez's barbecue and chili team out of the DFW area of Texas was one of the class acts of the mid 80's.