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There are many many references to Martin winning all-conference three times going back as far as 1956. But contemporaneous sources make it seem more like twice - in 1949 and 1950. The UNT record book also has him wining in 1951, but he graduated before that and was in Canada at the time. Not sure where the error kicked in, but I think twice is the right number. Unless there was a year that he made all-conference as a Back and as a punter or something.