| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 417.1 | Hmmm ... | SHALOT::HUNT | A Prom Nightmare On Helms Street | Thu Nov 15 1990 15:00 | 9 |
| That's a tough one ...
I'll give two guesses ...
1) Chuck Howley, Dallas Cowboys, Super Bowl V, 1971
or
2) Willie Brown, Oakland Raiders, Super Bowl XI, 1977
Bob Hunt
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| 417.2 | | CAM::WAY | Born to prop | Thu Nov 15 1990 15:17 | 7 |
| Nope.
Think it was Herb Adderly, Green Bay in Super Bowl II.
If not him, then one of the Packer's DBs in either I or II......
'Saw
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| 417.3 | | FSOA::JHENDRY | John Hendry, DTN 292-2170 | Thu Nov 15 1990 18:35 | 4 |
| Super Bowl II,Herb Adderley of Green Bay returned an interception 60
yards for a TD against the Raiders in the 4th quarter.
John
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| 417.4 | | CAM::WAY | HWRFC Clydesdale | Fri Nov 16 1990 07:59 | 9 |
| � Super Bowl II,Herb Adderley of Green Bay returned an interception 60
� yards for a TD against the Raiders in the 4th quarter.
If you will note my reply in .2, it just goes to prove that years and
years of SPORTshroom usage does NOT affect your brain cells....
Thanks, John, for confirming....
'saw
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| 417.5 | I thought it was Super Bowl I? | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Rock V - YO For It | Fri Nov 16 1990 08:04 | 0 |
| 417.6 | | FSOA::JHENDRY | John Hendry, DTN 292-2170 | Fri Nov 16 1990 09:13 | 6 |
| Looked it up in my NFL Record Manual last night. Unless I cain't read,
it was Adderley in Super Bowl II. And, I had the manual open and was
typing the entry while looking at the manual last night. So, unless
I've completely lost my mind, it's accurate.
John
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| 417.7 | | CAM::WAY | HWRFC Clydesdale | Fri Nov 16 1990 09:38 | 11 |
| The key play of Super Bowl I was the reception by Max McGee I believe.
Max had not been slated to start, partied a bit to too the evening
before and arrived at the stadium with a terrific hangover.
Later, during the game, on a down and in pattern, Starr hit him with
a 35 yard (not quite sure of the yardage) TD pass. If memory serves
me correctly, the pass was just a tad behind him, but he pulled it
in to score....
'Saw
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| 417.8 | | SASE::SZABO | The Beer Hunter | Fri Nov 16 1990 09:42 | 7 |
| Yes, Max's catch was an awkward one. He actually wedged the ball
between his right ebbo and kidney as he forced his forward moving
upper body to turn backwards a bit.........
Good call on the 1st SB INT, 'Saw.
Hawk
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| 417.9 | | CAM::WAY | HWRFC Clydesdale | Fri Nov 16 1990 10:06 | 17 |
| � Good call on the 1st SB INT, 'Saw.
Thanks Hawk.
I was a Packer and Giants fan back then. Still like both teams
and root for each unless they play each other.
The Lombardi Glory years were, in my mind, one of the finest legacies
ever left in professional football. Also, the tenets that Lombardi
believed in carried over into life as well. Many of his former players
have been highly successful businessmen, and attribute a lot of that
success to the effect that Lombardi had on them.
It is entirely fitting that the trophy awarded to the Super Bowl
champion is named in tribute to Lombardi.....
'Saw
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| 417.10 | Interceptions in the Super Bowl | 33509::LAZARUS | David Lazarus @KYO,323-4353 | Mon Nov 19 1990 07:11 | 13 |
| Most accounts I've read of Super Bowl I said that the key play of the
game was an interception by Willie Wood early in the third quarter with
KC trailing only 14-10. Wood returned the ball inside the 5 and Green
Bay dominated the rest of the game,winning 35-10.
The following year,Adderly returned a Darryl LaMonica pass for a TD
giving GB a 33-7 lead. They won 33-14.
Adderly,Willie Brown of Oakland in 1977 and Jack Squirek of LA in 1984.
Mike Bass of Washington against Miami,was that considered an
interception?
Any others?
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| 417.11 | | CAM::WAY | HWRFC Clydesdale | Mon Nov 19 1990 07:30 | 11 |
| Yeah, I'd give you that play in Super Bowl I. I just remember the
McGee catch because he was 2nd stringer who got, and answered the call.
Easy one:
Name the only two men to wear the Naval Academy Ring and
a Super Bowl Ring.....
'Saw
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| 417.12 | At least I think this is one of them... | CRBOSS::DERRY | Go Blue Devils! | Mon Nov 19 1990 07:34 | 6 |
| >Easy one:
>
> Name the only two men to wear the Naval Academy Ring and
> a Super Bowl Ring.....
Roger "Dallas loves me" S. No idea on the other one...
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| 417.13 | | MCIS1::DHAMEL | Take thee thy turkey and stuff it | Mon Nov 19 1990 07:34 | 3 |
|
Staubach and somebody else.
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| 417.14 | Easy one for a giants' fan | 33509::LAZARUS | David Lazarus @KYO,323-4353 | Mon Nov 19 1990 07:35 | 1 |
| Phil McConkey(Sp)
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| 417.15 | | CAM::WAY | HWRFC Clydesdale | Mon Nov 19 1990 07:43 | 5 |
| Yep.
Pretty exclusive club.....
'Saw
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| 417.16 | | QUASER::JOHNSTON | LegitimateSportingPurpose?E.S.A.D.! | Mon Nov 19 1990 13:14 | 22 |
| SUPERBOWL
Yesterday, the Castle Rock Dolphins won the SUPERBOWL for the TRI-County
Athletic Youth League Football Championship (Eleven year old division).
They beat the Douglas County Panthers by a score of 26-13.
The Dolphins have been a Mondo-awesome team all year, and with
the Superbowl win, capped a 10 - 0 season
Some stats for the season include:
Points scored - 530
Points allowed - 77
Famed SPORTS Noter Mike JN (hoarse, but smiling like a crap-eating dog)
would like to announce that his son, Mike (what else), who plays
Offensive Guard, Defensive Tackle, and Smash Mouth Special Teams, is a
Heavy Duty Little Dude!
Y E A H H H H !!!!!!!!!!
MIKE JN!
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| 417.17 | You have a right to brag! | SASE::SZABO | The Beer Hunter | Mon Nov 19 1990 15:14 | 3 |
| Hey, CONGRATS! Mike JN! That's great!
Hawk
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