On February 5, the day before the New England Patriots beat the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl XXXIX and Paul McCartney brought a G rating back to the game’s half-time show, Frederick Douglass Pollard was voted—finally—into the National Football League Hall of Fame. “It was a shoo-in,” noted one sportswriter who was present at the vote. While publishing a newspaper, Pollard also set up Suntan Studios, where such entertainers as Duke Ellington and Nat King Cole rehearsed.