www.databasefootball.com boxscores scheduleyear.htm?yr 1963&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1963 AFL season by team DEFAULTSORT 1963AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1963AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1963 fr Saison AFL 1963 it AmericanFootballLeague1963 pt Temporada de 1963 da AmericanFootballLeague ... 64.png 150px right main 1963AmericanFootballLeague playoffs AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1963 playoffs Eastern Division playoff New England Patriots Boston Patriots 26, Buffalo Bills 8, December 28, 1963, War Memorial Stadium Buffalo War Memorial Stadium , Buffalo, New York AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1963 Championship AFL Championship Game San Diego Chargers 51, New England Patriots ...Infobox AFL year 1963 NFLchampion San Diego Chargers regular season September 7, 1963 December 22, 1963 playoffs start December 28, 1963 sb name XL sb date January 5, 1964 sb site Balboa Stadium , San Diego, California pb date The 1963AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the fourth season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague. The season ended when the San Diego Chargers defeated the New England Patriots Boston Patriots in the AFL Championship game. Division Races The AFL had 8 teams ... in the league for a total of 14 games, and the best team in the Eastern Division would play against ... season, with Oakland following one game behind from Week Eight onward. The Raiders had started at 2 ... of 7 6 1 and forcing a playoff. The season schedule itself was pushed back a week from what was originally ... from that weekend i.e., the weekend of November 23 24 to the weekend of December 21 22, 1963. Since ... their regular schedule a week before the league s other six teams did. Consequently, the Patriots ... playoff wasn t played until after the regular season ended, being played on Saturday, December ... the AFC and NFC Championship Games of January 7, 1979. No 14 game season ever ended later. class wikitable ... more details
The 1963AmericanFootballLeague Draft took place on December 1, 1962. First round class wikitable sortable sortable style width 70 style background A8BDEC Pick style background A8BDEC Team style background A8BDEC Player style background A8BDEC Position style background A8BDEC College align center 1 Kansas City from Oakland sortname Buck Buchanan Defensive Tackle Grambling State align center 2 San Diego sortname Walt Sweeney Guard Syracuse align center 3 New York sortname Jerry Stovall LSU align center 4 Buffalo sortname Dave Behrman Michigan State align center 5 Denver sortname Kermit Alexander UCLA align center 6 Houston sortname Danny Brabham Arkansas align center 7 Boston sortname Art Graham Boston College align center 8 Kansas sortname Ed Budde Guard Michigan State inc sport date August 2008 See also List of AmericanFootballLeague players AmericanFootballLeague Draft History of AmericanFootballLeague draft List of Professional Football Drafts External links http www.pro football reference.com draft 1963 AFL.htm 1963 AFL Draft AmericanFootballLeague Drafts AFL 1960 1969 Category AmericanFootballLeague Draft 1963 Category 1963AmericanFootballLeagueseason Draft ... more details
Deleted image removed Image AmericanFootballLeague1960 64.png 150px right AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1963 playoffs Eastern Division playoff Boston Patriots 26, Buffalo Bills 8, December 28, 1963, War Memorial Stadium Buffalo War Memorial Stadium , Buffalo, New York AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1963 Championship AFL Championship Game San Diego Chargers 51, Boston Patriots 10, January 5, 1964, Balboa Stadium , San Diego, California 1963 Championship Linescore Amfootball Road Patriots R1 7 R2 3 R3 0 R4 0 RT 10 Home Chargers H1 21 H2 10 H3 7 H4 13 HT 51 San Diego Chargers 51, New England Patriots Boston Patriots 10 January 5, 1964 at Balboa Stadium , San Diego, California Summary In the game Fullback Keith Lincoln performed tremendously and led the Chargers to an astounding 51 10 victory versus Boston. Lincoln carried the ball for 206 yards and led the team with 123 yards in receiving. The Chargers championship win is noted for being the only and most recent major sports championship won for the city of San Diego. No other city with at least two professional sports teams has a championship drought as long as of 2010 47 Years . Scoring SD Tobin Rote Rote 2 run George Blair Blair kick SD Keith Lincoln Lincoln 67 run George Blair Blair kick BOS Larry Garron Garron 7 run Gino Cappelletti Cappelletti kick SD Paul Lowe Lowe 58 run George Blair Blair kick SD Field goal George Blair Blair 11 BOS Field goal Gino Cappelletti Cappelletti 15 SD Don Norton Norton 14 pass from Tobin Rote Rote George Blair Blair kick SD Lance Alworth Alworth 48 pass from Tobin Rote Rote George Blair Blair kick SD Keith Lincoln Lincoln 25 pass from John Hadl Hadl Pass failed SD John Hadl Hadl 1 run George Blair Blair kick See also 1963AmericanFootballLeagueseason Navboxes list1 1963 AFL season by team NFLC SuperBowl San Diego Chargers Category AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1963 Category Boston Patriots Category San Diego Chargers postseason Category 1963AmericanFootballLeagueseason ... more details
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The 1937 AmericanFootballLeagueseason is the second season of the AFL II second edition of the AFL . After the folding of the Syracuse Braves Syracuse Rochester Braves in the 1936 AmericanFootballLeagueseason 1936 season ref name billsbackers.com http www.billsbackers.com 1936.htm History of Football in Western New York ref and the departure of the Cleveland Rams for the National FootballLeague , ref name George Gipe 1978 George Gipe, The Great American Sport Book Doubleday 1978 ISBN 0 385 13091 0 ref the league added the Cincinnati Bengals AFL Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Bulldogs , the latter being the first professional football team to play its home games on the Pacific Coast American West Coast . ref name George Gipe 1978 The season got off to a rocky start, with the Pittsburgh Americans folding after playing only three games. After a 1936 AmericanFootballLeagueseason 1936 move from Brooklyn, ref name billsbackers.com the Rochester Tigers AFL Rochester Tigers limped ... , Los Angeles halfback br Gordon Gore , Los Angeles fullback References reflist See also 1936 AmericanFootballLeagueseason 1937 NFL season AFL II Category Defunct Americanfootball leagues Category 1937 in AmericanfootballAmericanFootballLeague ... newcomers dominated the league, finishing 8 0 0, the first perfect season no wins, no losses by a professional Americanfootballfootball team while winning its league championship the 1948 Cleveland ..., Michael Gershman, David Neft, and John Thorn, Total Football II The Official Encyclopedia of the National FootballLeague HarperCollins 1999 ISBN 0 06 039232 0 ref Only two teams in the AFL finished .... ref name George Gipe 1978 With the league owners having lost their optimism, the second AmericanFootballLeague came to an end. The Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Bulldogs continued their existence ... Americans 0 3 0 .000 7 69 All League selections Bill Moore AFL Bill Moore , Los Angeles end br Bill ... more details
www.databasefootball.com boxscores scheduleyear.htm?yr 1964&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1964 AFL season by team NFL on ABC DEFAULTSORT 1964 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1964 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons fr Saison AFL 1964 it AmericanFootballLeague 1964 pt Temporada de 1964 da AmericanFootballLeague ... AmericanFootballLeague1960 64.png 150px right main 1964 AmericanFootballLeague Championship Game AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1964 Championship AFL Championship Game Buffalo Bills 20, San Diego ...Infobox AFL year 1964 AFLchampion Buffalo Bills regular season September 12, 1964 December 20, 1964 playoffs start December 26, 1964 championship date December 26, 1964 championship site War Memorial Stadium Buffalo War Memorial Stadium , Buffalo, New York all star game date ? The 1964 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the fifth season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague. The season ended when the Buffalo Bills defeated the San Diego Chargers in the AFL Championship game. Two years later, the AFL would join the National FootballLeague NFL to form the AFL NFL World Championship game, known today as the Super Bowl . Division races The AFL had 8 teams, grouped into two divisions. Each team would play a home and away game against the other 7 teams in the league for a total of 14 games, and the best team in the Eastern Division would play against the best in the Western Division in a championship game. If there was tie in the standings, a playoff would be held to determine the division winner. The Buffalo Bills won their first nine games, before Boston beat them at home on November 15, 36 28. Buffalo came back from a 24 14 deficit at San Diego on Thanksgiving Day to eke .... As it turned out, the Eastern Division title would come down to the final game of the season, with Buffalo ..., and held that lead for the rest of the season. class wikitable Week EASTERN WESTERN 1 Tie Bos, Buf ... more details
links http www.databasefootball.com boxscores scheduleyear.htm?yr 1965&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1965 AFL season by team DEFAULTSORT 1965 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1965 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1965 fr Saison AFL 1965 it AmericanFootballLeague 1965 pt Temporada de 1965 da AmericanFootballLeague ... br clear all nowiki nowiki Qualified for Championship Game. Playoffs main 1965 AmericanFootballLeague Championship Game AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1965 Championship AFL Championship Game Buffalo ...Infobox AFL year 1965 NFLchampion Buffalo Bills regular season September 11, 1965 December 19, 1965 playoffs start December 26, 1965 sb name XL sb date December 26, 1965 sb site Balboa Stadium , San Diego, California pb date The 1965 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the sixth season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague. The season ended when the Buffalo Bills defeated the San Diego Chargers in the AFL Championship game. The next season, the AFL would join the National FootballLeague NFL to form the AFL NFL World Championship game, known today as the Super Bowl . Division Races The AFL had 8 teams, grouped into two divisions. Each team would play a home and away game against the other 7 teams in the league for a total of 14 games, and the best team in the Eastern Division would play against the best in the Western Division in a championship game. If there was tie in the standings, a playoff would be held to determine the division winner. There was little drama in either of the AFL s division races in 1965. The Bills led the Eastern Division from start to finish, ending five games ahead of the 5 8 1 Jets. In the Western Division, San Diego had three potential wins cancelled out when they were tied by Kansas City 10 10 , Boston 13 13 and Buffalo 20 20 , but their 9 2 3 finish .818 was well ahead of Oakland s 8 5 1 record .615 . class wikitable Week EASTERN WESTERN ... more details
150px right main AFL playoffs, 1968 AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1968 playoffs Western ... Alameda County Coliseum , Oakland, California AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1968 Championship ... scheduleyear.htm?yr 1968&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1968 AFL season by team NFL on NBC DEFAULTSORT 1968 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1968 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1968 fr Saison AFL 1968 it AmericanFootballLeague 1968 pt Temporada de 1968 da AmericanFootballLeague ...Infobox AFL year 1968 NFLchampion New York Jets regular season September 6, 1968 December 15, 1968 playoffs start December 22, 1968 sb name XL sb date December 29, 1968 sb site Shea Stadium , Flushing, New York pb date Image with unknown copyright status removed Image AFL1966 69.gif thumb left 100px AFL League logo 1966 1969 The 1968 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the ninth regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague, and its penultimate season prior to the AFL NFL Merger . The season ended when the New York Jets defeated the Oakland Raiders in the AFL Championship Game the Jets then defeated the National FootballLeague s Indianapolis Colts Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III in one of the biggest sports upsets in history. Division races With the addition of the Cincinnati Bengals, the AFL s ten teams were grouped into two divisions. Each team would play a home and away game against the other four teams in its division, one game against each of the five teams in the opposite division, and a second game against one of the other division s teams. The best team in the Eastern Division would play against the best in the Western Division in a championship game. If there was tie in the standings as happened when Oakland and Kansas City both finished at 12 2 0 , a playoff would be held ... the league as an expansion team. div style float left width 48 class wikitable cellpadding 3 border ... more details
Image AmericanFootballLeague1960 64.png 150px right main 1962 AmericanFootballLeague Championship Game AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1962 Championship AFL Championship Game Dallas Texans 20, Houston ... boxscores scheduleyear.htm?yr 1962&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1962 AFL season by team DEFAULTSORT 1962 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1962 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1962 fr Saison AFL 1962 it AmericanFootballLeague 1962 pt Temporada de 1962 da AmericanFootballLeague ...Infobox AFL year 1962 NFLchampion Dallas Texans regular season September 7, 1962 December 16, 1962 playoffs start December 23, 1962 sb name XL sb date December 23, 1962 sb site Robertson Stadium Jeppesen Stadium , Houston, Texas pb date The 1962 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the third season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague. The Kansas City Chiefs Dallas Texans moved to Kansas City, Missouri following the season and changed their name to the Kansas City Chiefs. The season ended when the Texans defeated the Tennessee Titans Houston Oilers in the AFL Championship game. Division Races The AFL had 8 teams, grouped into two divisions. Each team would play a home and away game against the other 7 teams in the league for a total of 14 games, and the best team in the Eastern Division would play against the best in the Western Division in a championship game. If there was tie in the standings, a playoff would be held to determine the division winner. The 1962 season started out as a race between Houston and Boston in the East, and Dallas and Denver in the West. After seven games, the Broncos were 6 1 0 and the Texans right behind at 5 1 0, while Boston and Houston were tied at 4 2 0. In Week Eight , Buffalo beat Denver 45 38, while Dallas won at Houston, 31 7. The Oilers loss, and Boston s 26 16 win over Oakland, put the Patriots and Texans at the top fo their divisions ... more details
64.png 150px right main 1961 AmericanFootballLeague Championship Game AmericanFootballLeague ... boxscores scheduleyear.htm?yr 1961&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1961 AFL season by team DEFAULTSORT 1961 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1961 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1961 fr Saison AFL 1961 it AmericanFootballLeague 1961 pt Temporada de 1961 da AmericanFootballLeague ...Infobox AFL year 1961 NFLchampion Tennessee Titans Houston Oilers regular season September 9, 1961 December 17, 1961 playoffs start December 24, 1961 sb name XL sb date December 24, 1961 sb site Balboa Stadium , San Diego, California pb date The 1961 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the second season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague. The San Diego Chargers Los Angeles Chargers moved to San Diego, California following the 1960 season, retaining the Chargers name. The season ended when the Tennessee Titans Houston Oilers defeated the San Diego Chargers in the AFL Championship game. Division Races The AFL had 8 teams, grouped into two divisions. Each team would play a home and away game against the other 7 teams in the league for a total of 14 games, and the best team in the Eastern Division would play against the best in the Western Division in a championship game. If there was tie in the standings, a playoff would be held to determine the division winner. Relocated from Los Angeles, the San Diego Chargers won their first eleven games, clinching the Western Division on November 12, with four games left. When San Diego reached 10 0, it had twice the wins of any other team in the AFL. In the Eastern Division, the New York Titans lost 27 10 to Denver, while Boston beat Buffalo 52 21, in Week Seven , for a tie in the race, with the Pats at 3 3 1 and the Titans at 3 3 0. The Titans lost, 48 13 to San Diego, in Week Nine . The following week, though November 12 ... more details
AmericanFootballLeague.png 150px right main AFL playoffs, 1967 AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1967 ... boxscores scheduleyear.htm?yr 1967&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1967 AFL season by team NFL on NBC DEFAULTSORT 1967 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1967 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1967 fr Saison AFL 1967 it AmericanFootballLeague 1967 pt Temporada de 1967 da AmericanFootballLeague ...Infobox AFL year 1967 NFLchampion Oakland Raiders regular season September 3, 1967 December 17, 1967 playoffs start December 23, 1967 sb name XL sb date December 31, 1967 sb site McAfee Coliseum Oakland Alameda County Coliseum , Oakland, California pb date The 1967 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the eighth season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague, and one of the last before the AFL NFL Merger . The season ended when the Oakland Raiders defeated the Tennessee Titans Houston Oilers in the AFL Championship Game, only to be defeated by the National FootballLeague s Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl II . Division Races The AFL s nine teams, grouped into two divisions, faced each other at least once, and each team would play six others twice. Though the New York Jets and the Houston Oilers were both in the Eastern Division, they met only once that season, on October 15. The best team in the Eastern Division would play against the best in the Western Division in a championship game. If there was tie in the standings, a playoff would be held to determine the division winner. class wikitable Week EASTERN WESTERN 1 none 0 0 0 DENVER 1 0 0 2 BUFFALO 1 0 0 Tie KC, Oak, SD 1 0 0 3 MIAMI 1 0 0 Tie KC, Oak, SD 2 0 0 4 MIAMI 1 1 0 Tie KC, Oak, SD 2 0 0 5 N.Y. JETS 2 1 0 Tie Oak, SD 3 0 0 6 N.Y. JETS 3 1 0 SAN DIEGO 3 0 1 7 N.Y. JETS 3 1 1 SAN DIEGO 4 0 1 8 N.Y. JETS 4 1 1 SAN DIEGO 5 0 1 9 N.Y. JETS 5 1 1 OAKLAND 6 1 0 10 N.Y. JETS 5 2 1 OAKLAND 7 1 0 11 N.Y. JETS 6 2 ... more details
The 1941 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the second season of the AFL III third AmericanFootballLeague . After deeming the 1940 season to be a success, the league made overtures of expansion, even ... defended their 1940 AmericanFootballLeagueseason 1940 AFL championship. Their 5 1 2 record edged ... team which later in the season became a traveling team in the American Association footballAmerican ... after the end of World War II. In 1946, a minor league, the American Association footballAmerican Association , appropriated the AmericanFootballLeague name for itself, and the All America Football Conference replaced the suspended league as the primary rival of the National FootballLeague. References reflist See also 1941 NFL season 1940 AmericanFootballLeagueseason AFL III Category 1941 in AmericanfootballAmericanFootballLeagueSeason, 1941 Category Defunct Americanfootball ... Gershman, David Neft, and John Thorn, Total Football II The Official Encyclopedia of the National FootballLeague HarperCollins 1999 ISBN 0 06 039232 0 ref The New York Yankees 1940 AFL New York ... s final score as Single football 1 point , which is not possible in the American game . Columbus won ... Paul Humphrey Americanfootball Paul Humphrey , Milwaukee Nick Padgen , Columbus style background ... of a successful season gave way to the realization that the military demands of the American ... the press conference was held, the Boston Bears AFL Boston Bears had withdrawn from the league and the new Detroit franchise deferred entry for the 1942 season interests representing Philadelphia ... George Gipe 1978 George Gipe, The Great American Sports Book Doubleday 1978 ISBN 0 385 13091 0 ref At the beginning of the 1941 season, the Bullies accepted a challenge from the defending Western Interprovincial Football Union champion Winnipeg Blue Bombers for a three game series the Bombers had been ... organizations playing Canadian football at the time. The Bullies and Blue Bombers played three games ... more details
?yr 1966&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1966 AFL season by team NFL on NBC DEFAULTSORT 1966 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1966 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1966 fr Saison AFL 1966 it AmericanFootballLeague 1966 pt Temporada de 1966 da AmericanFootballLeague ... AmericanFootballLeague Championship Game AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1966 Championship AFL ...Infobox AFL year 1966 NFLchampion Kansas City Chiefs regular season September 2, 1966 December 18, 1966 playoffs start January 1, 1967 sb name XL sb date January 1, 1967 sb site War Memorial Stadium Buffalo War Memorial Stadium , Buffalo, New York pb date The 1966 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the seventh season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague, and one of the last before the AFL NFL Merger . The league entered talks with the National FootballLeague regarding a merger, which would take effect fully in 1970. The season also saw the debut of the Miami Dolphins . This gave the AFL 9 teams odd number . The season ended when the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills in the AFL Championship game, only to be defeated by the National FootballLeague s Green Bay Packers in the first ever AFL NFL World Championship Game which is now known as the Super Bowl. Division Races With the addition of Miami, the AFL had 9 teams, grouped into two divisions, and still played a 14 game schedule. With 8 clubs, each one had played a home and away game against the other 7 teams. All nine teams faced each other at least once, and each team would play six others twice. Though Boston and Miami were both in the Eastern Division, they met only once that season, on November 27 each team played Western Division teams Kansas City and Denver twice, while Boston also played San ... 11 2 1 Standings Source http nflhistory.net linescores pdf 1966a.pdf Prior to the season, the AFL ... more details
The 1936 AmericanFootballLeagueseason is the first season of the AFL II second AmericanFootballLeague , the formation of which was announced by Harry March , former personnel director of the National FootballLeague NFL s New York Giants , on December 15, 1935. Fifteen cities bid for charter franchises on April 11, 1936, franchises were awarded to eight cities Boston, Cleveland, Jersey City, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Providence, and Syracuse. ref name Bob Carroll 1999 Bob Carroll, Michael Gershman, David Neft, and John Thorn, Total Football II The Official Encyclopedia of the National FootballLeague HarperCollins 1999 ISBN 0 06 039232 0 ref By mid summer, Jersey City, Philadelphia ... History of Football in Western New York ref The two Rochester teams finished in the bottom of the league standings. In contrast to 1937 AmericanFootballLeagueseason the following year , the majority ... Found a source for the 1936 league results http www.warriorsbologna.it Enciclopedia PDF 1936 afl usa.pdf Enciclopedia del football italiano 1936 AFL no records for 1937 note that home team is on top here... See also 1936 NFL season 1936 Cleveland Rams season 1937 AmericanFootballLeagueseason References Reflist AFL II DEFAULTSORT 1936 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category Defunct Americanfootball leagues Category 1936 in AmericanfootballAmericanFootballLeague ... found for a 1936 all league team class navbox collapsible collapsed style text align left border 0px margin top 0.2em style background color D69AE7 Results of AFL games 1936 season ref http www.warriorsbologna.it Enciclopedia PDF 1936 afl usa.pdf Enciclopedia del football italiano 1936 AFL season ref ... 1999 The league began its existence by raiding NFL rosters for its players, ref name George Gipe 1978 George Gipe, The Great American Sports Book Doubleday 1978 ISBN 0 385 13091 0 ref with a new New ... Yankees 5 3 2 in the season s final weeks. Final standings Pittsburgh coach name to be added when ... more details
The 1940 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the first season of the AFL III third AmericanFootballLeague . The league was formed when the New York Yankees 1940 AFL New York Yankees , Boston Bears AFL Boston Bears , and Buffalo Indians were joined by the Cincinnati Bengals AFL Cincinnati Bengals , Columbus Bullies , and Milwaukee Chiefs AFL Milwaukee Chiefs of the minor league minor AmericanFootballLeague 1938 American Professional Football Association the mass defection doomed the minor league . After the announcement of the formation of the AFL July 14, 1940 , ref George Gipe, The Great American ... season 1941 AmericanFootballLeagueseason AFL III Category 1940 in AmericanfootballAmericanFootballLeagueSeason, 1940 Category Defunct Americanfootball leagues ... background color D69AE7 Results of AFL games 1940 season ref http www.warriorsbologna.it Enciclopedia PDF 1940 afl usa.pdf Enciclopedia del football italiano 1940 AFL season ref WEEK ONE 15 September ... members St. Louis Gunners and Kenosha Cardinals were rejected by the upstart league, which started with six members. The Columbus Bullies were declared league champions after compiling a 8 1 1 record ... 24, 1940 ref http www.billsbackers.com 1940.htm History of Professional Football in Western ... and in Coffin Corner 1940 All League Team table side by side with above would be preferred The league s coaches selected the All Pro all league team ref name All League cite journal last Gill first ... Football Researchers Association volume 5 issue 12 url http www.profootballresearchers.org Coffin Corner 05 12 163.pdf accessdate 11 February 2010 ref class wikitable width 80 1940 AFL All League Teams ref name All League style background e3e3e3 width 16 Position style background e3e3e3 width 42 First ... align center rowspan 4 Back Andy Karpus , Boston, QB Bob Davis, Columbus Bill Hutchinson Americanfootball Bill Hutchinson , New York, HB Ray Cole, Milwaukee Nelson Peterson , Columbus, HB Lee Elkins ... more details
http www.databasefootball.com boxscores scheduleyear.htm?yr 1960&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1960 AFL season by team DEFAULTSORT 1960 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1960 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1960 fr Saison AFL 1960 it AmericanFootballLeague 1960 pt Temporada de 1960 da AmericanFootballLeague ... 64.png 150px right main 1960 AmericanFootballLeague Championship Game AmericanFootballLeague playoffs 1960 Championship AFL Championship Game Tennessee Titans Houston Oilers 24, San ... center Tom Flores OAK 136 252 54 1738 12 12 align center Johnny Green Americanfootball Johnny Green ...Infobox AFL year 1960 NFLchampion Tennessee Titans Houston Oilers regular season September 9, 1960 December 18, 1960 playoffs start January 1, 1961 sb name XL sb date January 1, 1961 sb site Jeppesen Stadium , Houston, Texas pb date The 1960 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the inaugural season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague . The season ended when the Tennessee Titans Houston Oilers defeated the San Diego Chargers Los Angeles Chargers in the inaugural AFL Championship game. Division races The AFL had 8 teams, grouped into two divisions. Each team would play a home and away game against the other 7 teams in the league for a total of 14 games, and the best team in the Eastern Division would play against the best in the Western Division in a championship game. If there was tie in the standings, a playoff would be held to determine the division winner. The Denver Broncos, who wouldn t have a winning season until they went 7 5 2 in 1973, were the Western Division leaders halfway through 1960. They won the AFL s very first game, played on September 9, 1960, beating the Boston Patriots 13 10. The Patriots Gino Cappelletti scored the AFL s first points with a 35 yard ... point conversion in pro football history. In Week Eight October 30 , Denver lost to the visiting ... more details
boxscores scheduleyear.htm?yr 1969&lg afl Football Database AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1969 AFL season by team NFL on NBC DEFAULTSORT 1969 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category 1969 AmericanFootballLeagueseason Category AmericanFootballLeague seasons 1969 fr Saison AFL 1969 it AmericanFootballLeague 1969 pt Temporada de 1969 da AmericanFootballLeague ...Infobox AFL year 1969 NFLchampion Kansas City Chiefs regular season September 14, 1969 December 14, 1969 playoffs start December 20, 1969 sb name XL sb date January 4, 1970 sb site McAfee Coliseum Oakland Alameda County Coliseum , Oakland, California pb date The 1969 AmericanFootballLeagueseason was the tenth season sports regular season of the AmericanFootballLeague, and the last one before the AFL NFL Merger . To honor the AFL s 10th season, a special anniversary logo was designed and each Kansas City Chiefs player wore a patch on his jersey with the logo during Super Bowl IV , the final Professional Americanfootball championship games AFL NFL World Championship Game prior to the merger of the two leagues. The season ended when the Chiefs defeated the Oakland Raiders in the final AFL Championship Game, then went on to defeat the National FootballLeague s Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV. Division Races In its final year of existence, the AFL had ten teams, grouped into two divisions. Each team would play a home and away game against the other four teams in its division, a home and away series against one of the five teams in opposite division, and one game each against the remaining four teams from the opposite division. Interestingly, using that format, the defending World Champion New York Jets went 10 0 against the five teams they played twice i.e., their four weak ... in the West. For the 1969 season, a provision was made for a four team playoff to determine the AFL ... pdf 1969a.pdf For its tenth and final season before merging with the NFL, the AFL instituted a four ... more details
The 2006 American Indoor FootballLeague was the league s 2nd overall season. The league champions were the Canton Legends , who defeated the Rome Renegades in American Bowl II. Standings class wikitable rowspan 2 align center Team colspan 3 align center Overall Wins Losses Percentage colspan 7 align center Northern Conference bgcolor cccccc Reading Express 12 2 0.857 bgcolor ccffcc Canton Legends 10 4 0.714 bgcolor ccffcc Erie Freeze 10 4 0.857 bgcolor ccffcc Huntington Heroes 9 5 0.642 Johnstown Riverhawks 8 6 0.571 Miami Valley Silverbacks 5 9 0.357 Steubenville Stampede 2 14 0.142 Syracuse Soldiers 1 10 0.090 Columbus Blackhawks 0 1 0.000 Philadelphia Scorpions 0 1 0.000 Cumberland Cardinals Cumberland Valley Cardinals 0 2 0.000 colspan 7 align center Southern Conference bgcolor ccccff Rome Renegades 12 2 0.857 bgcolor ccffcc Richmond Bandits 12 2 0.857 bgcolor ccffcc Carolina Bombers Raleigh Rebels 8 6 0.571 bgcolor ccffcc Chattahoochee Valley Vipers 8 6 0.571 Daytona Beach ThunderBirds Daytona Beach Thunder 6 8 0.428 Augusta Colts Augusta Spartans 6 8 0.571 Florence Phantoms 4 10 0.285 AIFL Ghostchasers 0 5 0.000 Carolina Ghostriders 0 11 0.000 Green indicates clinched playoff berth Purple indicates division champion Grey indicates best league record During regular season, all teams played within their conference. nowiki nowiki Filled in for games, due to Syracuse folding during the season. All three of these teams were outdoor amateur teams in the North AmericanFootballLeague . nowiki nowiki Played remainder of Ghostriders road games, due to team folding during season. Playoffs 8TeamBracket RD1 Quarterfinals RD2 Semifinals RD3 American Bowl II group1 group2 RD1 seed1 N3 RD1 team1 Erie Freeze Erie RD1 score1 45 RD1 seed2 N2 RD1 team2 Canton Legends Canton RD1 score2 ... leagues aifl playoffs 2006.html 2006 AIFL Playoffs AIFA seasons Category Seasons in the American Indoor Football Association ... more details
The 1926 AmericanFootballLeagueseason is the only season of the existence of the AmericanFootballLeague 1926 first AmericanFootballLeague . It started with nine teams, with the initial game of the season ... Quakers AFL Rock Island Independents DEFAULTSORT 1926 AmericanFootballLeagueSeason Category American ... AmericanFootballLeagueSeason, 1926 ... . ref name aflhistory.net http aflhistory.net linescores pdf 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague ... aflhistory.net linescores pdf 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro ... pdf 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research ... 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research Association Linescore ... a short lived lead. ref http aflhistory.net linescores pdf 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague ... pdf 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research ... 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research Association ... of the largest crowd to attend an AmericanFootballLeague game. Unlike the previous three Quakers ... linescores pdf 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football ... http aflhistory.net linescores pdf 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau ... 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research Association Linescore ... 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research Association ... AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research Association Linescore ... AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research Association Linescore ... 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research Association Linescore ... pdf 1926a.pdf 1926 AmericanFootballLeague from Elias Sports Bureau and Pro Football Research Association ... more details
Overview The 1963 in association football1963 1964 in association football 1964 season was the 64th completed season of the The FootballLeague . Final league tables ref name rsssf cite web url http www.rsssf.com ... which finished in the bottom three of the league. From the 1922 23 season on it was required of the bottom two teams of both Third Division North and Third Division South. Since the FootballLeague Fourth Division Fourth Division was established in the 1958 59 FootballLeague 1958 59 season , the re ... Footballleagueseason competition FootballLeague , FootballLeague First Division First Division season1963 64 winners Liverpool F.C. Liverpool 6th List of English football champions English ... map end England caption Locations of the FootballLeague First Division 1963 1964 teams location map ... Rothmans Book of FootballLeague Records 1888 89 to 1978 79 . Macdonald and Jane s, London & Sydney, 1980. a date Second Division Infobox Footballleagueseason competition FootballLeague , FootballLeague Second Division Second Division season1963 64 winners Leeds United F.C. Leeds United ... caption Locations of the FootballLeague Second Division 1963 1964 teams location map start Greater ... London caption Locations of the FootballLeague Second Division London teams 1963 1964 class wikitable .... a date Third Division Infobox Footballleagueseason competition FootballLeague , FootballLeague ... accessdate 2010 02 24 ref ref name Rothmans Ian Laschke Rothmans Book of FootballLeague Records ... the goal average. Re election During the first five seasons of the league, that is, until the season ... attendance ? average attendance ? prevseason 1962 63 FootballLeague First Division 1962 63 nextseason 1964 65 FootballLeague First Division 1964 65 location map start England float right width 400 ... League First Division London teams 1963 1964 class wikitable style text align center width 20 Pos ... 1962 63 FootballLeague Second Division 1962 63 nextseason 1964 65 FootballLeague Second ... more details
Infobox College footballseason year 1963 image Please put in a good 1963 image if you know of one image caption number of teams 121 ref http www.jhowell.net cf cf1963.htm ref preseason ap 1963 USC Trojans football team USC Trojans ref http www.appollarchive.com football ap seasons.cfm?appollid 272 ref ... Football All America Team References Reflist NCAA football seasons DEFAULTSORT 1963 College FootballSeason Category 1963 NCAA University Division footballseason ... 1963 Texas Longhorns football team Texas Longhorns heisman Roger Staubach , Navy Quarterback ... the AP Trophy to the winner. At the end of the 1963season, the 1 and 2 teams Texas and Navy met in the Cotton ... poll released on September 16, 1963, the USC Trojans football USC Trojans were 1, followed by Southeastern ... , September 21, 1963, p1 B ref September 21 , the next day USC Trojans football 1 USC shut out Colorado ... University of Alabama Alabama lost on its home field to unranked 1963 Florida Gators football team Florida ..., ref Iowa Edged By Badgers Oakland Tribune , October 20, 1963, p51 ref and the Pitt Panthers football ... Tribune , October 20, 1963, p51 ref Previously unbeaten and Ohio State football 4 Ohio State .... 3, 1963, p3 3 ref Illinois football 2 Illinois rolled over Purdue at home, 41 21 as Jim Grabowski ..., Kingsport Times News , Nov. 10, 1963, p1 C ref Previously unbeaten, Illinois football 2 Illinois had ... Tip Irish on Lewis Scamper, Wisconsin State Journal , Nov. 17, 1963, p2 3 ref Oklahoma Sooners football ... Tribune , November 29, 1963, p48 ref Michigan State Spartans football 4 Michigan State lost 13 0 .... Ole Miss. Ties Miss. State, The Post Standard Syracuse , Dec 1, 1963, p31 The Pitt Panthers football ... Midshipmen football 2 Navy played in the annual Army Navy Game in Philadelphia. American television ... width 25em 1963 AAWU football standings valign top width 25em 1963 Big 8 football standings valign top width 25em 1963 Big Ten football standings valign top width 25em 1963 SEC football standings Bowl ... more details
Statistics of American Soccer League II in season1963 64. League standings G W T L GF GA PTS Ukrainian Nationals 13 11 2 1 44 13 24 Boston Metros 13 9 3 1 21 7 21 Newark Ukrainian Sitch 14 6 4 4 16 17 16 Boca Juniors 13 5 3 5 20 13 13 New York Hakoah Americans 13 4 3 6 18 21 11 N.B. Hungarian Americans 13 3 3 7 15 26 9 Uhrik Truckers 13 3 2 8 17 33 8 Falcons Warsaw 13 1 2 10 13 34 4 References http www.rsssf.com usadave aslii.html American Soccer League II RSSSF American Soccer League Category American Soccer League 1933 1983 seasons Category 1964 in association footballAmerican Soccer League, 1963 64 Category 1963 in association footballAmerican Soccer League, 1963 64 ... more details
Refimprove date December 2009 Infobox sports league title American Basketball League sport Basketball founded 1961 teams 8 country United States champion Cleveland Pipers folded 1963 The American Basketball League played one full season, 1961 in sports 1961 1962 in sports 1962 , and part of 1962 1963 . The league actually folded on December 31, 1962. The ABL was the first basketball league to have a three point shot for baskets scored far away from the goal. Formation The league was formed when basketball ... BASKETBALL LEAGUE Category Defunct basketball leagues in the United States ca American Basketball League II es American Basketball League a os 1960 it American Basketball League 1961 1963 ... City Steers and join the NBA. A schedule was printed for the 1963 64 NBA season with the Pipers ... Pipers owner George Steinbrenner to take the top NABL and AAU teams and players and form a rival league ... to finance those teams so there would be an eight team league. Saperstein s ego led him to place the Los ... the Jets did not last the season. George Steinbrenner In Cleveland, Steinbrenner s coach was the legendary John McLendon , who became the first African American coach of a major pro basketball team ..., but soon returned to New York in midseason. Despite good attendance in several cities, the league ... Yankees MLB franchise from 1973 until his death in 2010. Jerry Lucas Steinbrenner signed All American ..., but the ABL sued to block the move, and as a result Steinbrenner had a team and no league. Instead ... of 1962 in sports 1962 on December 31. The league that pioneered the three point shot and the wider ... season width 50 valign top Oakland Oaks ABL Oakland Oaks 1961 62 62 63, as San Francisco Saints ... 62 moved to New York during 1961 62 season as New York Tapers in 1961 62 Pittsburgh Rens 1961 62 62 63 Year Winner Result Runner up 1961 62 ABL season 1961 62 Cleveland Pipers 3 2 Kansas City Steers 1962 63 ABL season 1962 63 Kansas City Steers declared champions References reflist External links ... more details
The 1963&ndash 64 FootballLeague Cup was the fourth season of the FootballLeague Cup , a knockout competition for England s top 92 football clubs. The competition began on 4 September 1963, and ended with the two legged final on 15 April and 22 April 1964. infobox football tournament season title 1963 64 League Cup year other title image imagesize caption country England num teams defending champions ... england footy competition stub FootballLeague Cup seasons 1963 64 in English football Category FootballLeague Cup seasons 1963 64 Category 1963 in association footballFootballLeague Cup, 1963 64 Category 1964 in association footballFootballLeague Cup, 1963 64 ... prevseason 1962 63 FootballLeague Cup 1962 63 nextseason 1964 65 FootballLeague Cup 1964 65 Round ... 02&ndash 1964 1&ndash 2 Final main 1964 FootballLeague Cup Final footballbox date 15 April 1964 ... Team width 75 Date Aldershot 3&ndash 1 QPR 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Bradford PA 7&ndash 3 Bradford 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Carlisle 3&ndash 2 Crewe 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Chesterfield 0&ndash 1 Halifax 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Darlington 2&ndash 2 Barnsley 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Doncaster 0&ndash 0 York 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Gillingham 4&ndash 2 Bristol C 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Lincoln 3&ndash 2 Hartlepool 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Mansfield 2&ndash 1 Watford 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Newport County 3&ndash 4 Millwall 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Oldham 3&ndash 5 Workington 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Oxford 0&ndash 1 Exeter 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Reading 1&ndash 1 Brentford 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Rochdale 1&ndash 1 Chester 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Shrewsbury 1&ndash 1 Bristol R 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Southport 2&ndash 1 Barrow 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Torquay 1&ndash 2 Brighton 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Tranmere 2&ndash 0 Stockport 04&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Round 1 Replays class wikitable style text align center ...&ndash 09&ndash 1963 Bristol R 6&ndash 2 Shrewsbury 23&ndash 09&ndash 1963 York 3&ndash 0 Doncaster 23 ... more details
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