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Collectible
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Collectible
Sports Tickets and Stubs |
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| 2007 |
PRO BOWL
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Note: You'll find the OLDER Tickets at the BOTTOM of this grid.
Lots of e-a-r-l-y
year... |
PRO BOWL MVP: Carson Palmer, Bengals, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Full Ticket -- Sold Out '07. Thank You -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 2006 |
PRO BOWL
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Lots of Early
Year College ALL STARS vs NFL CHAMPS Tickets in stock. See 'em listed below. Just "Left Click" on any image for a larger view. |
PRO BOWL MVP: Derrick Brooks, Buccaneers, Linebacker  PRO BOWL Full Ticket -- Sold Out '06. Thank You -- |
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| 2005 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Peyton Manning, Colts, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Full Ticket $89 |
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| 2004 |
PRO BOWL
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Pro Bowl MVP: Marc Bulger, Rams, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub -- Sold. Thank You -- ...Stubs Wanted |
 -- Sold. Thank You -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 2003 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL Programs ... Full run in stock. To be posted soon! New...TICKET STUBS JUST IN. |
PRO BOWL MVP: Ricky Williams, Dolphins, Running back  PRO BOWL Full Ticket -- Sold. Thank You -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 2002 |
PRO BOWL
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 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs...Section update in progress! New...TICKET STUBS JUST IN. |
PRO BOWL MVP: Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Full Ticket $59 |
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| 2001 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $29 |
 Just "Left Click" on the words BUY and SELL to order or sell collectibles...We also accept Credit Cards, Checks and Money Orders. Also, feel free to call 773-404-2298 to order. |
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| Year | 1939 to 2000... | Ticket Stubs | Full Tickets | ||||||
| 2000 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Randy Moss, Vikings, Wide receiver  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $29 |
To Buy or Sell: call 773-404-2298, Chicago, days, eves or weekends ... or click here. |
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| 1999 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Keyshawn Johnson, Jets, Wide receiver Ty Law, Patriots, Cornerback  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $29 |
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| 1998 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Warren Moon, Seahawks, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $29 |
-- Ticket Sold. Thank you. -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1997 |
PRO BOWL
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 New...TICKET STUBS JUST IN. |
PRO BOWL MVP: Mark Brunell, Jaguars, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Full Ticket -- Sold Out. Thank You -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1996 |
NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF -- FAMOUS
"MUD BOWL" PLAYED...1/4/97 Want this genuine Ticket, or one of the other 30,000 Pro & NCAA Sports Tickets presently in stock? -- Just "Left Click" on the underlined BUY & SELL link. |
 $2,795 |
 60,787 SPECTATORS (3 NO-SHOWS) -- THIS IS ONE OF 3 EXISTENT FULL TICKETS. THIS IS FROM FAVRE'S KEY PLAYOFF WIN THAT LEAD DIRECTLY TO SUPER BOWL 31. |
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| 1996 |
NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF -- FAMOUS
"MUD BOWL" ... PRESS BOX ACCESS, FULL TICKET PLAYED...1/4/97 |
 $295 |
THIS IS FROM FAVRE'S KEY PLAYOFF WIN THAT LEAD TO SUPER BOWL 31. | ||||||
| 1996 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Jerry Rice, 49ers, Wide receiver  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub New...TICKET STUBS JUST IN. |
-- Ticket Sold. Thank you. -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1995 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
PRO BOWL MVP: Marshall Faulk, Colts, Running back  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $29 |
 -- Ticket Sold. Thank you. -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1994 | LAST PACKERS GAME AT MILWAUKEE COUNTY STADIUM. FAVRE LAST MINUTE TOUCHDOWN, WON THE GAME! |
 $195 |
1994 GREEN BAY PACKERS, GREEN BAY -
21, ATLANTA - 17. PLAYED...1/4/97 Want this genuine Ticket, or one of the other 30,000 Pro & NCAA Sports Tickets presently in stock? -- Just "Left Click" on the underlined BUY & SELL link. |
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| 1994 |
PRO BOWL
PRO
BOWL Programs ... Full run
in stock. |
 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! New...TICKET STUBS JUST IN. |
PRO BOWL MVP:
Andre Rison,
Falcons,
Wide receiver PRO BOWL Full Ticket -- Sold. Thank You -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1993 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! |
PRO BOWL MVP: Steve Tasker, Bills, Special teams ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1992 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Michael Irvin, Cowboys, Wide receiver  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub -- Sold Out. Thank You -- ...Stubs Wanted |
 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1991 |
PRO BOWL |
PRO BOWL MVP: Jim Kelly, Bills, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub -- Sold Out. Thank You -- ...Stubs Wanted |
Just
"Left Click"
on any image for a larger view. ...Fulls Wanted |
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| Year | 1939 to 1990... | Ticket Stubs | Full Tickets | ||||||
| 1990 |
PRO BOWL
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 PRO BOWL MVP: Jerry Gray, Rams, Cornerback |
To order: call 773-404-2298, Chicago, days, eves or weekends ... or click here. ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1989 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
New...TICKET STUBS JUST IN. |
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| 1988 |
PRO BOWL
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 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! New...TICKET STUBS JUST IN. |
 PRO BOWL MVP: Bruce Smith, Bills, Defensive end 1988...Wanted. |
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1987 |
PRO BOWL
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New...TICKET
STUBS |
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...VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! |
To order: call 773-404-2298, Chicago, days, eves or weekends ... or click here. |
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| 1986 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Phil Simms, Giants, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub -- Sold Out. Thank You -- ...Stubs Wanted |
...Fulls Wanted. |
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1985 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Mark Gastineau, Jets, Defensive end  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $49 |
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1984 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Joe Theismann, Redskins, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub -- Sold Out. Thank You -- ...Stubs Wanted |
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| 1983 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
PRO BOWL MVP:
Dan Fouts,
Chargers,
Quarterback John Jefferson, Packers, Wide receiver |
-- Ticket Sold. Thank you. -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1982 |
RARE "LOST TICKET PASS" FROM 1982
SUPER BOWL XVI Want this genuine Ticket, or one of the other 30,000 Pro & NCAA Sports Tickets presently in stock? -- Just "Left Click" on the underlined BUY & SELL link. |
 $395 SF 49ers - 26, CIN BENGALS 21. |
 At CollectorsCorner.com L@@K under the "Sports Cards & Tickets Section" -- You'll find 100's of additional PSA certified Pro & NCAA, Player & Team TICKETS, from 1910-present! -- IF you don't find what you want, just ask, odds are with 30,000 Tickets in stock, we've got you covered! -- Thanks, your pals at ChicagoTIX.com ... Dennis, Freddi, Miko & Kay. |
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| 1982 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
To order: call 773-404-2298, Chicago, days, eves or weekends ... or click here |
PRO BOWL MVP:
Lee Roy Selmon,
Buccaneers,
Defensive end
Kellen Winslow,
Chargers,
Tight end ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1981 |
"THE CATCH" - MONTANA TO CLARK.
1981 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP. SAN FRANSCISCO 49ers - 28, DALLAS - 27. PLAYED...JAN. 10, 1982 |
 PSA 9 ... $995 |
PSA 8 ... $595 |
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| 1981 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! |
PRO BOWL MVP:
Eddie Murray,
Lions,
Placekicker ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1980 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Chuck Muncie, Saints, Running back  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $59 |
...Fulls Wanted. |
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| Year | 1939 to '80...below | Ticket Stubs | Full Tickets | ||||||
| 1979 |
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME, STEELERS 27,
HOUSTON 13. Played: Jan. 6, 1980 |
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Oilers 1979 AFC Wildcard Bid Ends. | ||||||
| 1979 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Ahmad Rashad, Vikings, Wide receiver  PRO BOWL Full Ticket -- Sold. Thank You -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1978 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
PRO BOWL MVP: Walter Payton, Bears, Running back  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $69 |
 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! ...Fulls Wanted |
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1977 |
PRO BOWL
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| 1976 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Billy Johnson, Oilers, Kick returner  '76 PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $49 |
To order: call 773-404-2298, Chicago, days, eves or weekends ... or click here. ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1976 |
The COLLEGE ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
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 ALL STAR Ticket Stub -- Final Year Special -- $49 ...Reg. $79 |
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Coach for the All-Stars was Ara Parseghian. In 1975, Parseghian had retired from coaching football at the University of Notre Dame. |
Among the players on the All-Star team in 1976 were Jackie Slater of Jackson State......Joe Washington of Oklahoma, Tony Galbreath of Missouri, plus... | brothers Lee Roy Selmon and Dewey Selmon of Oklahoma, Larry Gordon of Arizona State, Kim Bokamper of San Jose State and Mike Pruitt of Purdue. | |||||||
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PSA EX Grade ... $89 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub -- Final Year Special -- $49 ...Reg. $79 |
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| 1975 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
PRO BOWL MVP: James Harris, Rams, Quarterback  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $39 |
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| 1975 |
The COLLEGE ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS Pittsburgh 21, All-Stars 14 |
 ALL STAR PressTicket Stub $195 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $39 ...Fulls Wanted |
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Coach
John McKay and the 1975 All-Stars nearly
ambushed the Pittsburgh Steelers. The champions of the NFL did not take the lead in scoring until the last four minutes of the game. In front of a crowd of 54,562, the All-Stars met the Steelers at Soldier Field showed that the talent and ability of a group of senior college players could indeed match the NFL's best. |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $25 The ‘75 All-Star team included Emmett Edwards of Kansas, Russ Francis of Oregon, Dennis Harrah of Miami, Florida, Steve Bartkowski of California, Walter Payton of Jackson State, Randy White of Maryland, Richard Wood of Southern California and Neal Colzie of Ohio State. |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $39 |
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| 1974 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
To order: call 773-404-2298, Chicago, days, eves or weekends ... or click here |
PRO BOWL MVP:
Garo Yepremian,
Dolphins,
Placekicker ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1974 |
The COLLEGE ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS -- No Game. -- |
 ALL STAR Full Ticket -- No Game -- $20 |
 ALL STAR Full Ticket -- No Game -- $20 |
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The All-Star Game in 1974 was not
played due to a strike by the National Football League Players Association.
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As a gesture of good will and to offset a portion of the the monetary loss, the NFL's 26 owners donated $106,000 and the NFL Players Association contributed $22,000 to the charitable cause. |
 ALL STAR Full Ticket -- No Game -- $20 |
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| 1973 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! |
PRO BOWL MVP: O.J. Simpson, Bills, Running back PRO BOWL Programs ... Full run to be available soon! ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1973 |
The COLLEGE ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS Miami 14, All-Stars 3 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $75 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $75 ...Fulls Wanted |
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| A crowd of 54,103 gathered to watch as the All-Stars of college football met the champions of the NFL, the Miami Dolphins. John McKay, coach at USC, was chosen to lead the All-Stars in this endeavor with a team that gave the undefeated Dolphins, a “tenacious fight.” | The college All-Stars dominated most of the game despite its outcome. His team included such players as Charles Young of USC, Ray Guy (MVP) of Southern Mississippi, John Hannah of Alabama, Bert Jones of Louisiana State, Terry Metcalf of Long Beach State, Chuck Foreman of Miami, Florida, John Matuszak of Tampa, and Richard Glover of Nebraska. |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $75 |
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| 1972 |
PRO BOWL
Just "Left Click" on any image for a larger view. |
PRO BOWL MVP: Defense: Willie Lanier, Chiefs Offense: Jan Stenerud, Chiefs  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub -- Sold Out. Thank You -- ...Stubs Wanted |
 VINTAGE FOOTBALL Photographs ...Section update in progress! ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1972 |
The COLLEGE ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS Dallas 20, All-Stars 7 Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan (MVP) of Auburn |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $75 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub Rare Item -- Obtained from the Event's Statistician! $395 |
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| In 1972, the All-Star Game returned to the policy of using college coaches with the selection of Bob Devaney of Nebraska to lead the team in their quest to defeat the champions of pro football. Devaney was invited to bring his coaching staff (including Tom Osborne)... | who had helped him achieve great success at Nebraska. Opposing the All-Stars this year were the Dallas Cowboys and head coach Tom Landry. The two teams met before a crowd of 54,162 fans. Helping to make up the All-Star team that year were 1971 Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan (MVP) of Auburn, Jerry Tagge of Nebraska... | Plus... Franco Harris of Penn State, Riley Odums of Houston, Mike Siani of Villanova, Reggie McKenzie of Michigan... Jeff Kinney of Nebraska, Walt Patulski of Notre Dame, Sherman White of California, Tommy Casanova of Louisiana State and Thom Darden of Michigan. | |||||||
| 1971 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Lineman: Fred Carr, Packers Back: Mel Renfro, Cowboys  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $129 |
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| 1971 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS Baltimore 24, All-Stars 17 Richard Harris (MVP) of Grambling |
ALL STAR Ticket Stub In Stock $95 |
-- Ticket Sold. Thank you. -- ...Fulls Wanted |
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| Head coach for the All-Stars in the 38th renewal of the series was Blanton Collier. Collier had spent 43 years as a football coach spending the last eight of his career with the Cleveland Browns. | He concluded his career by coaching and preparing the 1971 College All-Stars over a period of three weeks for their showdown with the Baltimore Colts. While the All-Stars were defeated by a score of 24-17, they made no glaring or amateur mistakes, were a complete team and a credit to Collier. | Playing were Richard Harris (MVP) of Grambling, Jim Plunkett of Stanford, Dan Pastorini of Santa Clara, John Brockington of Ohio State, Mike Adamle of Northwestern, Jack Youngblood of Florida, Jack Ham of Penn State and Jack Tatum of Ohio State. | |||||||
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1970 |
PRO BOWL
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PRO BOWL MVP: Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears Lineman: George Andrie, Dallas Cowboys  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub ... $125 |
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| 1970 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS 1970 Kansas City 24, All-Stars 3 Bruce Taylor (MVP) of Boston |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub ... $95 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub ... $95 ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1970 | Want this genuine Ticket, or one of the other 30,000 Pro & NCAA Sports Tickets presently in stock? -- Just "Left Click" on the underlined BUY & SELL link. |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub ... $75 |
To order: call 773-404-2298, Chicago, days, eves or weekends ... or click here. |
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| Otto Graham was back for his tenth and final All-Star Game. No other man had devoted as much time or coached the All-Stars as often in the series’ 36 year history. The Kansas City Chiefs prepared for only five days before the game scheduled on July 31 before a crowd of 69,940 fans. | The threat of a strike by the NFL Players Association against the owners had become a reality and following the game the Chiefs disbanded to join the strike. Coach Graham’s team played fairly well during the game, notably on defense. Some of his players that year included Bruce Taylor (MVP) of Boston, Mike Phipps of Purdue, Dennis Shaw of San Diego State, Al Cowlings of USC... | ...Ron Shanklin of North Texas State, Bob Anderson of Colorado, Art Malone of Arizona State, Cedric Hardman of North Texas State, Mike McCoy of Notre Dame, Mike Reid of Penn State and Charlie Waters of Clemson. | |||||||
| 1969 |
PRO BOWL
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You may order from the page now!
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Pro Bowl MVP: Back: Roman Gabriel, Los Angeles Rams Lineman: Merlin Olsen, Los Angeles Rams  PRO BOWL Full Ticket $295 |
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| 1969 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
NY Jets 26, All-Stars 24 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $295 Ticket at right: Obtained from the game's Official Score Keeper! |
 ALL STAR Ticket Full Very Rare Item -- Obtained from the Event's Statistician! $4,950 |
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| Probably the most controversial win in the series’ history... occurred before a crowd of 74,208 fans, gathered to watch the graduates of college football meet Joe Namath and the Super Bowl champion New York Jets in the annual College All-Star Game. | Otto Graham was back again to coach the All-Star team for the ninth time. On his team that year were Greg Cook (MVP) of Cincinnati, Terry Hanratty of Notre Dame, Fred Dryer of San Diego State, Ed Podolak of Iowa, Jim Seymour of Notre Dame, Jerry LeVias of Southern Methodist, Bill Bergey of Arkansas State and Roger Wehrli of Missouri. | The score at the end of the game was 26-24 in favor of the Jets, but some still debate that conclusion as a misinterpretation of the dead ball rule, which deprived the All-Stars of a legitimate touchdown. | |||||||
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1968 |
PRO BOWL
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Pro Bowl MVP: Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears Lineman: Dave Robinson, Green Bay Packers  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub -- Sold Out. Thank You -- ...Stubs Wanted |
Just
"Left Click"
on any image for a larger view. ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1968 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
1968 Green Bay 34, All-Stars 17 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub ... $75 |
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| Green Bay made their third consecutive appearance in the All-Star Game as the champions of professional football and winner of the first two Super Bowls. Vince Lombardi had retired and the game was the debut of Lombardi’s successor, Phil Bengston. | Norm Van Brocklin was in as head coach of the All-Stars and had played as one in 1949. He had a technically well prepared team that included Larry Csonka (MVP) of Syracuse, 1967 Heisman Trophy winner Gary Beban of UCLA, Earl McCullough of USC, Greg Landry of Massachusetts, MacArthur Lane of Utah State, Ron Yary of USC and Curley Culp of Arizona State. |
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| 1967 |
PRO BOWL
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Pro Bowl MVP: Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears Lineman: Floyd Peters, Philadelphia Eagles  PRO BOWL Full Ticket Gold Color Variety $295 ...in stock Note: Same design as Ticket at right, but with gold boarders. Want this genuine Ticket, or one of the other 30,000 Pro & NCAA Sports Tickets presently in stock? -- Just "Left Click" on the underlined BUY & SELL link. |
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| 1967 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
Green Bay 27, All-Stars 0 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $75 |
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| The Packers in peak form were back as champions of pro football. Also back was John Sauer, now retired, to coach college football’s All-Star team. The two teams met at Soldier Field before 70,934 fans. | Sauer had chosen a team he thought could best defensively challenge the Packers tending to lean toward size in his recruiting. The All-Star MVP of the game was Charles “Bubba” Smith of Michigan State who, at 6’7” tall, weighed in at 297 lbs. Defensively, Smith and George Webster, also from Michigan State, provided the rest of the Stars' defence. | On offense, Sauer had chosen 1966 Heisman Trophy winner Steve Spurrier from Florida and Bob Griese from Purdue to fill the quarterback slot. Also on the team were Alan Page of Notre Dame, Floyd Little of Syracuse, Mel Farr of UCLA, and Rick Volk of Michigan. | |||||||
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| 1966 |
PRO BOWL
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Pro Bowl MVP: Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland Browns Lineman: Dale Meinert, St. Louis Cardinals  '66 PRO BOWL Ticket Stub -- Sold. Thank You -- ...Stubs Wanted |
PRO BOWL
Programs ... Full run available.
To be posted here soon! ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1966 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
Green Bay 38, All-Stars 0 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $75 |
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John Sauer’s
first year as head coach of the collegians, taking
over a position Otto Graham had held for the
last eight years. Sauer had worked as All-Star assistant coach to Graham since 1959, which gave him some experience before a crowd of 72,000. |
Sauer had been a former assistant on the staff of the Los Angeles Rams and, while at West Point under the command of Col. Earl Blaik, was named All-Star head coach. On the team that year were quarterback Gary Lane (MVP) of Missouri, 1965 Heisman Trophy winner Mike Garrett of Southern California, Donny Anderson of Texas Tech, Johnny Roland of Missouri, Tommy Nobis of Texas, Steve Sloan of Alabama and Doug Buffone of Louisville. |
Just "Left Click" on the words BUY and SELL to order or sell collectibles...We also accept Credit Cards, Checks and Money Orders. Also, feel free to call 773-404-2298 to order. |
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| 1965 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
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| 1965 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub Press Stub $195 |
You may order from the page now!
Also, check back soon for updates and additions. ...Fulls Wanted |
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| Otto Graham coached his eighth consecutive team of College All-Stars. Graham would go on to a professional coaching career with the Washington Redskins in 1966, but would return to the All-Star game in 1969 and 1970. | Playing for Graham against the Cleveland Browns were Notre Dame’s John Huarte (MVP), Dick Butkus of Illinois, Roger Staubach of Navy, Craig Morton of California, Fred Biletnikoff of Florida State and Bob Hayes of Florida A&M. The game was played before 68,000 at Soldier Field as a soaking rain fell for two and a half periods, but the contest still managed to live up to expectations. | Roger Staubach suffered a dislocated shoulder in the second period and had to leave the game. Craig Morton was brought in to replace him but with little result. Graham then sent in 1964 Heisman Trophy winner John Huarte, who completed 9 straight passes (10 of 13 overall) with two touchdowns. Outstanding middle linebacker Dick Butkus was never far from the ball. | |||||||
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| 1964 |
PRO BOWL
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Pro Bowl MVP: Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore Colts Lineman: Gino Marchetti, Baltimore Colts  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $195 |
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| 1964 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $95 |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub Press Stub $195 ...Fulls Wanted |
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| George Halas was over 70 years old when he brought his Chicago Bears team into the 1964 All-Star Game before a crowd of 65,000 fans. The Bears were said to have been in a mean mood during the game and several flare-ups occurred between players. | The All-Stars and their coach Otto Graham, though not expected to win, played well and earned the applause of the fans. On the team that year were George Mira, quarterback from Miami, Florida, Ted Davis of Georgia Tech, Dick VanRaaphorst of Ohio State and Charles Taylor (MVP) of Arizona State. |
To order: call 773-404-2298, Chicago, days, eves or weekends ... or click here. |
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| 1963 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
-- Ticket Sold -- ...Stubs Wanted |
PRO BOWL MVP:
Back:
Jim Brown,
Cleveland Browns Lineman: Eugene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb, Pittsburgh Steelers ...Fulls Wanted |
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| 1963 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS |
 $195 Ticket at right: Obtained from the game's Official Score Keeper! |
 ALL STAR Ticket Full Rare Item -- Obtained from the Event's Statistician! $2,750 |
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"...an upset
of tremendous proportions" In 1963, the College All-Stars met the champions of the NFL for the thirtieth consecutive time at Chicago’s Soldier Field. The record stood at 19-8-2, in favor of the NFL. |
The Packers back as champions were expected to have no difficulty. But, a crop of graduates refused to be awed by the Packers and an upset of tremendous proportions occurred before a crowd of 65,000. Remarkably accomplished and inspired, the College All-Stars almost brutally defeated the great Packer machine and ran the ball on 35 ground plays to Green Bay’s 25. | All-Star coach for the sixth year in a row was Otto Graham. His team was so deep he couldn’t even get 1962 Heisman Trophy winner Terry Baker from Oregon State into the game. Joining Baker on the team were Ron Vanderkelen (MVP) of Wisconsin, Ed Budde of Michigan State, Bobby Bell of Minnesota, Junious Buchanan of Grambling, Bob Vogel of Ohio State, Bill (Thunder) Thornton of Nebraska and Charlie Mitchell of Washington. | |||||||
| 1963 |
NFL Championship Bears 14, NY Giants 10 |
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| 1963 |
NFL
Championship ...continued Bears 14, NY Giants 10 |
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| Just "Left Click" on any image for a larger view. | This ticket/Pass Out Check, was issued for reentry to Wrigley Field's Football Stadium following half-time! |
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| 1962 |
PRO BOWL
Tickets...wanted. |
 '62 PRO BOWL Press Ticket $229 |
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| 1962 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
Green Bay 42, All-Stars 20 |
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| The New York Times called it “a gallant challenge” by the All-Stars against Vince Lombardi’s Packers in 1962. The score, 42-20, did not reflect the difficulty of the Green Bay victory. | The game, played before a crowd of 65,000, was one of the more competitive matches in the series’ history despite its final score. Coach of the All-Stars, Otto Graham, had several key players in his arsenal that year including QB John Hadl of Kansas. | Hadl was known for his passing skill but was also considered a constant threat on the option roll-out. Also on the All-Star roster that year were Lance Alworth of Arkansas, Merlin Olsen of Utah, Curtis McLinton of Kansas and Bob Ferguson of Ohio State. | |||||||
| 1962 |
NFL & AFL
Regular Season Games & Championship Championship Games: NFL- Packers 16, NY Giants 7 AFL -Dallas Texans 20, Houston 17 |
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| 1961 |
NFL & AFL Regular Season Games & Championship Championship Games: NFL- Packers 37, NY Giants 0 AFL -Houston 10, San Deigo3 |
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| 1961 |
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| 1961 |
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ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS |
 ALL STAR Ticket Stub $125 Ticket at right: Obtained from retired Score Keeper (Game's Official Score Keeper)! |
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| "...Philadelphia had been picked to win as was customary but the nine-point spread was the slimmest odds ever given to a pro team in this series." | This team, said to have been the best group of All-Star players in eleven years, included Bill Kilmer (MVP) of UCLA, 1960 Heisman Trophy winner Joe Bellino of the Naval Academy, Tom Matte of Ohio State, Norm Snead of Wake Forest, Bob Lilly of TCU, and Bill Brown of Illinois. But, they would face the Philadelphia Eagles and quarterback, Sonny Jurgensen, before a crowd of 66,000 at Soldier Field. | Jurgensen wowed the crowd at one point with a behind the back pass to teammate Pete Retzlaff as the Eagles proved they were better than the oddsmakers had given them credit for. Philadelphia had been picked to win as was customary but the nine-point spread was the slimmest odds ever given to a pro team in this series. | |||||||
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| 1961 |
NFL & AFL
Regular Season Games & Championship Championship Games: NFL - PACKERS 37, NY GIANTS 0 AFL - HOUSTON 10, SAN DIEGO - 3 |
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| 1960 |
NFL & AFL Regular Season Games & Championship Championship Games: NFL- Philly 17, Packers 13 AFL -Houston 24, LA Chargers 16 |
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| 1960 | NFL Regular Season Games & Championship Also valid for College Games in the State of NY |
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| 1960 | 10th PRO BOWL |
Pro Bowl MVP: Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore Colts Lineman: Eugene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb, Pittsburgh Steelers
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| 1960 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS |
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| 1960 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS |
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| In a near repeat of the previous year’s performance, the Colts succeeded again in winning by a wide margin. Otto Graham was back to coach his third team of All-Stars including Don Meredith of Southern Methodist, Jim Leo of Cincinnati (MVP), Don Stallings of North Carolina and Prentice Gautt of Oklahoma. |
The Colts gained 414 total yards compared to
121 total yards by the All-Stars, which pretty much told the story. 70,000
people turned out to watch at Soldier Field. The victory for the professionals came off the passing of Johnny Unitas with 3 touchdown passes in the first half and Steve Myhra, kicking specialist for the Colts, had three field goals by the end of the evening. Then, when Gene “Big Daddy” Lipscomb sacked George Izo of Notre Dame in the end zone, the Colts ended their scoring for the night with a total of 32 points. |
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| 1959 |
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| 1958 | 8th PRO BOWL |
Pro Bowl MVP: Hugh McElhenny, San Francisco 49ers Lineman: Gene Brito, Washington Redskins  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $295 |
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| 1958 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
1958 All-Stars 35, Detroit 19 |
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"...an all-time scoring high
(for the All Stars)." In 1958, Otto Graham took over coaching duties for the All-Stars and did so by steering his team to an all-time scoring high and by defeating the Detroit Lions, 35 to 19. Graham the series’ most illustrious alumnus, would coach ten All-Star teams in the years to come. |
Graham played in the 1943 and 1946 games and came back to coach such players as Jim Ninowski of Michigan State, Bob Mitchell of Illinois and Bobby Joe Conrad of Texas A&M. With such an outstanding win over their professional opponents, Ninowski and Mitchell were both named Most Valuable Player in a tie vote. | Conrad achieved his own recognition by tying the record for most field goals kicked in a game and for kicking the longest field goal in the series’ history, 44-yards. Conrad accomplished his deeds without ever having kicked in a game before. Ninowski’s 84-yard pass play to Mitchell set the record for the longest forward pass ever thrown in the game. | |||||||
| 1957 | 7th PRO BOWL |
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| 1956 | 6th PRO BOWL |
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| 1956 |
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| 1955 | 5th PRO BOWL |
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| 1955 |
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| In a the College All-Stars of 1955 swept over the Cleveland Browns as 75,000 stunned spectators watched in cool weather on August 12 at Soldier Field in Chicago. | In for the first time for the All-Stars was a professional coach, Curly Lambeau, now retired from the Green Bay Packers. | One report stated, “His team jelled into a hard-nosed aggregation as a result of a free-for-all that climaxed a scrimmage against the Chicago Cardinals and went on to upset the Cleveland Browns, 30 to 27.” | |||||||
| 1954 | 4th PRO BOWL |
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| 1954 |
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| The coach of the 1954 All-star team was Jim Tatum of Maryland and the task before him was to somehow face the Detroit defensive line with his college team. He forced college football’s substitution rule, which was an attempt to spare his offense from the likes of Lions’ anchor Les Bingaman, who weighed in at 300 lbs. | Lion’s head coach Buddy Parker responded to the ruling by withholding Hall of Famer Bobby Layne (who sat on the bench all night as a spectator in a white linen suit and two-toned oxfords). Parker then started his defensive line with his offensive backfield and gave charge of all to his back-up quarterback. He then stuck to his plan all night. Parker claimed he was saving Layne for regular season play. |
Back-up quarterback Tom Dublinski piloted
Detroit to its 31-6 victory before 93,470 fans on the night of August 13,
1954 at Soldier Field in Chicago. Dublinski showed that he could pass and
run in sparkling style. The All-Stars had in their
line-up Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Lattner of Notre Dame, big end
Carlton
Massey (MVP) of Texas and back Veryl Switzer
of Kansas State.
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| 1953 | 3rd PRO BOWL |
Pro Bowl MVP: Don Doll, Detroit Lions, Defensive back  PRO BOWL Ticket Stub $375 |
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| 1952 |
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| 1952 |
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ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS |
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| 1952 | In one of the closest victories to that date, the LA Rams barely defeated the College All-Stars of 1952. The collegians had held the lead throughout the game with the quarterbacking of Vito “Babe” Parilli... | ...and running of Ohio State’s Heisman Trophy winner Vic Janowicz. Among other outstanding All-Stars that year were Frank Gifford of Southern California, defensive back Ollie Matson of San Francisco and fullback Ed Modzelewski from Maryland. | Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech coached the All-Stars in the nineteenth annual classic played August 15, 1952 before a crowd of 88,316 at Soldier Field. | ||||||
| 1951 |
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| 1950 |
NFL CHAMPIONSHIP CLEVELAND - 30, LOS ANGELES - 28 |
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| 1949 |
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| 1949 |
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| This year marked the beginning of All-Star players returning to the game as nationally renowned coaches. University of Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson had played in the All-Star game in 1937 when Slingin’ Sammy Baugh electrified the crowd as the All-Stars defeated the Packers. | Wilkinson’s 1949 team had a number of players who became household names in the game such as Norm Van Brocklin of Oregon, Frank Tripucka of Notre Dame, Chuck Bednarik of Pennsylvania and Al DeRogatis of Duke. Notre Dame’s William Fischer was voted the All-Star’s Most Valuable Player. | They were expected to show superiority with their passing but unfortunately the score would prove to be the most lopsided in the game’s history (equaled in 1966 by the Green Bay Packers) as the Philadelphia Eagles won 38-0. | |||||||
| 1948 |
NFL CHAMPIONSHIP CLEVELAND - 30, LOS ANGELES - 28 |
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| 1948 |
Football Writers Association of
America Press Card. Valid for NFL & AFL Regular Season and Championship Games. |
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| 1947 |
Football Writers Association of
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| 1947 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
All-Stars 16, Chicago Bears 0
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 ALL STAR Ticket Full --- Very Rare -- $4,900 |
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| If a pinnacle of excitement and interest was reached in the series’ history, the game played in 1947 between the Chicago Bears and the All-Stars proved to be its summit. The game sold out and then some. The attendance was recorded at 105,840 reaching an all-time high. |
Nearly 2000 people were turned down as
tickets were sold to “every last person Soldier’s field could accommodate.” George Halas’ Bears were favored to win with noted quarterback Sid Luckman. They had never lost to the collegians having played to a scoreless tie in 1934. |
The Bears then won in 1935, 1941, 1942 and 1944. The professionals showed up with new uniforms and, during a night practice, Bears receivers complained that “the glare reflected off their white-rayoned posteriors are a hazard worse than strong light.” | |||||||
| 1945 |
NFL & AFL
Regular Season Games & Championship Games: NFL - PACKERS 37, NY GIANTS 0 AFL - HOUSTON 10, SAN DIEGO - 3 |
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| 1945 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS
Green Bay 19, All-Stars 7 |
On August 30, 1945 the world was listening as the
All-Stars of college football played against the professional champion
Packers. The game was broadcast by 239
radio stations nationally and also by short wave radio to America’s fighting
men around the world. Millions of listeners were able to hear as Curly Lambeau’s Packer team defeated the
All-Stars with, according to the New York Times, the game’s greatest pass
receiver, Don Hutson. The game was played under the best weather conditions
in its 12-year history and had a sell-out crowd of 92,753 in attendance at
Soldier Field. |
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| 1945 |
NFL Regular Season Games & Championship Championship Game: Cleveland 15, Washington 14 |
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| 1944 |
NFL Regular Season Games & Championship Championship Game: Packers 14, NY Giants 7 |
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| 1944 |
NFL Regular Season Games & Championship Championship Game: Packers 14, NY Giants 7 |
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| 1941 |
Valid for Chicago Bears Regular Season Games & Championship Championship Game: Bears 37, NY Giants 9 |
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Issued by George Halas, valid for Bears
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| 1940 | 2nd (Pre-War) PRO BOWL |
 NFL PRO BOWL 1940 Ticket Stub $350 |
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1940 Notes |
In this game,
decades ahead of its general acceptance, the "modern pass" was first
conceived. The contest featured the 1939 NFL champion Green Bay Packers vs. NFL All-Stars from the 9 other Pro clubs. The game was played before 18,000 at Gilmore Stadium in LA. |
The Packers were coached by
Curly Lambeau.
The teams were evenly matched except for Green Bay's Cecil Isbell and Don Hutson. The All-Stars were led by Philadelphia’s Davy O'Brien and the Giants’ Mel Hein and coached by New York’s Steve Owen. |
With :38 to go in the first half... the Packers had a 6-0 lead with and ball on their own 2 yard line. Cecil Isbell surprised everyone by launching a pass from behind his own goal line. Isbell threw the ball 65 yards in the air, and Hutson caught it at the All-Star 35, and raced to the decisive touchdown. Many rank this pass among the NFL's All-Time Greatest Plays! |
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1940 Notes cont. |
Here's how All-Star
quarterback Davey O'Brien
saw it, "On that long one yesterday he judged it beautifully." |
"When he (Hutson) went past midfield, he stole a peek and saw he was ahead of the ball. So he slowed down, slowed down so slowly the defenders wouldn't notice it." | "Then, all of the sudden, he went into high gear, swept away from them, and took the ball in full, wide-opened stride at the 35 yard line." | ||||||
| 1939 |
The COLLEGE
ALL-STARS vs The NFL CHAMPIONS NY Giants 9, All-Stars 0 |
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WHO WERE THE
COLLEGE ALL STARS?
The names on the rosters from each game have become larger than life: Bronko Nagurski, Sammy Baugh, Don Hutson, Johnny Unitas, Dick Butkus and Roger Staubach. Like the modern baseball All-Star Game, the College All Star rosters were chosen through public vote. |
WHAT WAS THIS GAME vs THE YOUNG NFL, REALLY ALL ABOUT?
The superstars of the early
Pro game were showcased in a contest which was viewed as a toss-up.
The colleges could be expected to win on occasion, and they did. The first
game ended in a scoreless tie and this was not surprising to the press and
public who watched with fascination.
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DECADES BEFORE THE SUPER BOWL... Imagine...more fans attended the College All Stars vs NFL Champions contests than attended contemporaneous Bowl Games or NFL games. In 1947 the largest crowd in NFL history on an American field, 105,840, saw the All-Star Game at Soldier Field. When the fact that this was a pre-season game is taken into consideration, those numbers are staggering. |
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