61. Kenya Football History Kenya football history. The 1960s and 70s The 1980s. The 90s and the new millenium. Back. http://www.kenyapage.net/football/history.html

Kenya Football History The 1960s and 70s The 1980s The 90s and the new millenium Back

62. AggieAthletics.com :: Football History History of Aggie Football. Recent Results. 2003 Season Results, Boxscores, Statistics; Roster 2002 Season; Results, Boxscores, Statistics; http://sports.tamu.edu/index_full.php?pageID=153&SID=MFB

63. National Football Foundation This Week In College football history, Dec. Union, had a record of 19217-3. His winning percentage, .912, was the highest in college football history. http://www.footballfoundation.com/news.php?id=274

64. National Football Foundation This Week In College football history Oct. 20 - Oct. 26. Posted Oct 22, 2002. Oct. 22, 2002. Morristown, NJ - This Week In College http://www.footballfoundation.com/news.php?id=112

65. Foosball UK: Table Football Information And Suppliers Table football history. Originally from RePlay Magazine February 28, 1976 From Table Soccer Digest, Vol 1 No 1, Fall 1986. The Table Soccer Phenomenon. http://members.aol.com/foosballUK/history.htm

FOOSBALL UK TABLE FOOTBALL INFORMATION Table Football History Originally from RePlay Magazine February 28, 1976 From Table Soccer Digest, Vol 1 No 1, Fall 1986 The Table Soccer Phenomenon The history of coin operated table soccer can be compared to the growth of an oak tree. Slow sure and ultimately monumental in stature. From a primitive wooden box, some wooden dowels and a lot of imagination, the European game has developed into a professional piece of amusement equipment today, taking its place alongside the flipper, shuffle and pool table as an industry staple. Further, it has even outdistanced its sister games with respect to fan following. The almost cultish adoration of table soccer found in many communities among young and old players alike may ultimately do more for the public image of the coin industry in general than all the public relations programs rolled up together. The original game we know as table soccer probably originated in Germany during the late 20's and early 30's. We say ''probably'' because some feel the French were working with such games at the same time. But the game did flower in Germany and became a location staple there years before it made its first timid appearance in the United States. Bud Wachter of Diverse Products (Red Bank. N.J.), a table importer and a student on the history of the piece, recalls that ''practically every village in Germany has their field soccer team which compares to our sandlot baseball teams. Some of the more organised teams have their clubhouse right at the field or a favourite bier stub (bar) where they gather to celebrate their victories or drown their sorrows for losses. Some enterprising club somewhere in Germany probably decided a game imitating soccer was needed back in the old days. They made one and very soon the idea expanded and practically every club had their 'kicker' game. This name stuck and it's still one of the most common names for the game in Germany.''

66. Archive Britain, Centuries Of History On CD-ROM, Aviation, Military, Naval,ports football history, Sports History There are five CDROM s in this section covering Association Football and Rugby Union spanning the period between 1885 and 1921 http://www.archivebritain.com/

WWW ARCHIVE BRITAIN Search Tips Site Map Site Navigation... AVIATION HISTORY -Military Aviation -Royal Aeronautical Society -Royal Air Force -Westland Aircraft -WW1 Aviation GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES -19th Century Playbills -Football Annuals -Kelly's Directories -MILITARY -Berkshire and The War -Illustrated War News -Navy Lists MILITARY HISTORY -Naval and Military Journal 1801 -Regimental History -Royal Marines -WORLD WAR 1 -Aviation History -Berkshire and The War -Illustrated War News -Naval History -WORLD WAR 2 -Aviation -Operation Market Garden -Operation Varsity -Regimental History -Tiger Tank NAVAL HISTORY -Naval and Military Journal 1801 -Navy Lists -Warship Pictures PORTSMOUTH HISTORY -Early Guides -Early Histories -Portsmouth Pictures -Portsmouth Residents -Portsmouth Telegraph 1801 -Street Directories SPORTS HISTORY -Football -Rugby Aviation Genealogical Military Naval Portsmout h Sports All To receive notification of new product releases please select the categories of interest above, enter your email address and click submit. Welcome to Archive Britain, the archive currently contains over 30,000 digital images on over eighty CD-ROM's and is continuously growing.

67. This Week In KU History Stubblefield, Nolan Cromwell, Bobby Douglass, John Zook, and John Hadl. For more KU football history, check out these articles http://www.kuhistory.com/se1.asp

68. Northeast Conference - NEC Football History tennis. volleyball. Name Email NEC football history first championship 1996. 2003 NEC CoChampions, Monmouth/Albany. Year, NEC Champion, ECAC Bowl Game Results. http://www.northeastconference.org/sidebar.asp?id=439&path=fball

69. Soccer Fans Network Forums - Greatest Player In Football History: Gianfranco Zol Reload this Page Greatest Player In football history Gianfranco Zola. User Name, Remember Me? Re Greatest Player In football history Gianfranco Zola. Ha Ha Ha! http://forums.soccerfansnetwork.com/showthread.php?t=19293&goto=nextoldest

70. Welcome To The Pro Football Hall Of Fame Sign up now for the latest news and features on the Pro football Hall of Fame. Pro football Draft history Pro football's wartime heroes http://www.profootballhof.com/

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71. Federation Internationale De Football Association (FIFA) The official site of the international governing body of the sport with news, national associations, competitions, results, fixtures, development, organisation, world rankings, statistics, the International football Association Board, history, laws of the game, futsal, publications, downloads, and contact details. English/Spanish/French http://www.fifa.com/

72. Football.com NFL Franchise history. NFL Franchise Yearby-Year Genealogy. 1920 The American Professional football Association was formally organized to begin play in fall of http://www.football.com/history/index.shtml

Free Newsletter: Search: Online Casino NFL Draft College ... Sportsbook for the fans Forums Football Camps History Playbook ... E-mail Franchise History NFL Franchise History NFL Franchise Year-by-Year Genealogy Entry of Current Teams into the NFL Defunct NFL Franchises NFL Franchise Year-by-Year Genealogy The American Professional Football Association was formally organized to begin play in fall of 1920. Jim Thorpe of Canton is elected APFA president and membership fee is set at $100 per franchise. The original teams are: Canton Bulldogs Cleveland Tigers Dayton Triangles Akron Professionals Rochester (N.Y.) Jeffersons Rock Island Independents Muncie Flyers Decatur Staleys Chicago Cardinals Hammond Pros Later, the Buffalo All-Americans, Chicago Tigers, Columbus Panhandles and Detroit Heralds joined the league prior to the 1920 season. The Chicago Tigers fold between the 1920 and 1921 seasons. The APFA is reorganized with Joe Carr elected league president The Decatur Staleys moved to Chicago but retain the name Staleys Teams that join the APFA for the 1921 season: Green Bay Packers Cincinnati Celts (play 1921 season only) Minneapolis Marines Evansville Crimson Giants Tonawanda Kardex (AKA Lumbermen - play 1921 season only) Washington Senators (play 1921 season only) New York Brickleys Giants (play 1921 season only) Louisville Brecks Teams that fold between 1921 and 1922 seasons: New York Brickleys Giants Washington Senators Tonawanda Kardex Cleveland Tigers Muncie Flyers Cincinnati Celts Detroit Heralds The APFA changes its name to the National Football League

73. The Football Association The official web site with history, general information, and contact details. http://www.the-fa.org/

74. Histora.org : The World Football Historian Historical statistics of World soccer stats Histora, the World football Historian, offers you the ability to look into World football's great history by reviewing tournament records http://www.histora.com/

75. University Of Plymouth Football Club The official site with team pages, news, history, photographs, a forum, and contacts. Members of the Southern England Students Sports Association and the BUSA South West conference. http://www.upfc.net/

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76. Football Club History Database Index football Club history Database. Home Page, Main AZ Index, League Table Archive (Under construction). http://www.fchd.btinternet.co.uk/

Football Club History Database Home Page Main A-Z Index League Table Archive (Under construction) List of Leagues Included List of Cup Details Included List of Leagues Not Yet Included Bibliography and Source List ... Richard Rundle You are visitor number to this site

77. Rugby League - RL1908.com A short discussion on the history of Rugby Posters and advertising Explain the game Rugby is the parent game of many of the modern football codes http://www.rl1908.com/

Rugby League Credits and comments about RL1908... "The Rugby League Hall Of Fame - check it out - it's the best source for historical information on rugby league available" Big League - The Official Publication Of The NRL Sean Fagan of RL1908 is a member of the Australian Rugby League Hall of Fame Voting College. The Foreword to Kevin Ward's autobiography 'No Pain, No Gain' was written by Sean Fagan of RL1908. RL1908 article on the war-time Grand Final of 1943 was featured in the The Daily Telegraph on 4 October 2003 coinciding with the NRL decider. Following a proposal by RL1908 the Australian Rugby League Kangaroos wore a 1928 style commemorative jersey in the 25 July 2003 test match - celebrating 75 years of the green and gold jersey. RL1908 feature article on the First Test of 1928 appeared in the Official Test Match Programme for the Australia v New Zealand game on 25 July 2003. RL1908 article on the evolvement of Australia's rugby league colours was featured in the The Daily Telegraph on 25 July 2003 coinciding with the Kangaroos v Kiwis Test match.

78. Hoosier History--Pine Village Football Hoosier history PINE VILLAGE football. by Doris Cottingham. The Warren County Historical Society received an Indiana Heritage Research http://www.ihc4u.org/pine.htm

Hoosier History: PINE VILLAGE FOOTBALL by Doris Cottingham The Warren County Historical Society received an Indiana Heritage Research Grant for this 1995 project. The IHRG program is co-sponsored by the Indiana Humanities Council and the Indiana Historical Society. Not many people know it, but Pine Village in rural Warren County on the western edge of Indiana was once a national power in the sport of professional football. Here is its story: 1900 group picture. Taken in front of Warren Co. Courthouse. (Source: Hubert B. Shackleton.) In 1898, Clinton Beckett, the principal of the small Pine Village school who was also the high school teacher, introduced the sport to the Villagers. Two teams were formed: the high school team and the "town" team made up of the high school team and men into their twenties. Jacob Shackleton served as manager of the team, according to accounts in the Attica Daily Ledger . Football became the Village's dominant sport of interest for the next 20 years. Before Jake Shackelton became manager of the team, he was a farmer who had an interest in batteries, and in the early 1890s he set up a telephone system between his close-by relatives and himself. This convenience was soon extended to his neighbors. (The depot along the C.E.&I. railroad a mile or so from his house became known as Chatterton.) While farming and managing the team, he was exploring the possibilities of setting up a telephone exchange at Pine Village. He needed $1,000, a substantial amount of money for the time, for the exchange. He needed another $1,000 for the team. In 1903 when he approached his brother, Ben, for a loan of $2,000, he was told, "Get rid of the team and I'll lend you the $1,000 for the exchange." He sold the team to Claire Rhode.

79. Monday Night Football - MNF Classics ALSO SEE. history of ABC s Monday Night football. MNF history Alltime results. What was the greatest Monday Night football game? MNF history MNF Records. http://espn.go.com/abcsports/mnf/mnfclassics/

sLgTgRedirStr = ""; document.write( ''); document.write( ''); ESPN NBA.com WNBA.com NHL.com ... Fantasy Roone Arledge was the force behind MNF In Remembrance: Roone Arledge Roone Arledge, widely regarded as one of the most innovative people ever to work in television, passed away at the age of 71 . While President of ABC Sports from 1968 to 1986, he helped to create Wide World of Sports and Monday Night Football . He also introduced state-of-the-art technologies like instant replay, slow motion and advanced graphics. Colleagues pay final tribute to Arledge Katz: He changed the face of TV Arledge was a pioneer THEME MUSIC Classic MNF Intro: 20 sec. 60 sec. New MNF Intro: 10 sec. 20 sec. 60 sec. Hank Williams Jr.: Are You Ready for Some Football? CLASSIC COSELL Cosell greets everyone to Monday Night Football Classic halftime highlights On Kenny Stabler With Burt Reynolds ... With Muhammad Ali and Larry Holmes TELEVISION PROMOS - The original season - Things begin to get high-tech - MNF celebrates the Bicentennial - Go inside the control room as the game begins - Howard Cosell breaks down a titanic opener MEMORABLE MOMENTS Memorable moments montage Don Meredith adds a little harmony Joe Namath remembers a classic MNF game Ken Stabler on the Raiders' MNF dominance ... MNF singing tryouts CELEBRITY GUESTS Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy President Clinton Danny DeVito Placido Domingo ... Cal Ripken, Jr.

80. Monday Night Football - History Of ABC's Monday Night Football Wednesday, January 15, 2003 history of ABC s Monday Night football ABC Sports Online ABC s NFL Monday Night football, which just completed its 33rd season, is http://espn.go.com/abcsports/mnf/s/2003/0115/1493105.html

sLgTgRedirStr = ""; document.write( ''); document.write( ''); ESPN NBA.com WNBA.com NHL.com ... Fantasy Wednesday, January 15, 2003 History of ABC's Monday Night Football ABC Sports Online ABC's NFL Monday Night Football , which just completed its 33rd season, is not only the longest-running and most successful primetime sports series in television history, but it has also become a way of life. On any given Monday evening, more than 50 million Americans at home, in bars, in restaurants and dorms adjust their social and business schedules to view the telecast. Monday Night Football has been ranked in the top 10 among all primetime shows each of the last 13 years, and it remains the No. 1 show among men. Veteran ABC Sports announcer Al Michaels completed his 17th consecutive season as the play-by-play voice of Monday Night Football . He was joined this year by the legendary John Madden, who came to MNF after 21 seasons of calling games for CBS and Fox. This was Melissa Stark's third season as sideline reporter. Monday Night Football first burst onto the airways on September 21, 1970 as the Cleveland Browns played host to the New York Jets, but that was not the beginning of the concept. The National Football League earlier had begun to explore the possibilities of primetime football, initially with CBS and NBC. However, not wishing to disrupt their primetime entertainment schedule of the "Doris Day Show" and "Laugh-In," respectively, they declined the NFL's offer.

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