Between which football teams during a game in the 60s did a wall collapse?
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Major stadium disasters \n\n\n\nNEW YORK (AP) -- Following is a list of major stadium disasters: \n\nApril 5, 1902 - Glasgow, Scotland; 25 killed and 517 injured when the West Stand at Ibrox Park collapses during an international between England and Scotland. The game ends in a 1-1 draw but is later stricken from official records. \n\nMarch 9, 1946 - Bolton, England; 33 people are killed and over 400 injured when a wall collapses at Burden Park before an English FA Cup match between Bolton Wanderers and Stoke City. The collapse crushes fans together and sparks a stampede. \n\nMarch 30, 1955 - Santiago, Chile; Six died when 70,000 tried to jam into the stadium for the finals of the South American soccer tournament. Argentina beat Chile 1-0. \n\nMay 24, 1964 - Lima, Peru; 318 people are killed and another 500 injured in riots at National Stadium after Argentina beats Peru in an Olympic qualifying match. The pandemonium breaks out when the referee disallows a Peruvian goal in the final two minutes. \n\nJune 23, 1968 - Buenos Aires, Argentina; 74 peopleare killed and over 150 injured following a first-division game between River Plate and Boca Juniors when fans trying to leave the stadium mistakenly head toward a closed exit and are crushed against the doors by other fans unaware of the closed passageway. \n\nJan. 2, 1971 - Glasgow, Scotland; 66 people are killed and 140 are injured when brriers in Ibrox Stadium collapse near the end of a match between Celtic and Rangers and fans are crushed. The incident occurs when fans leaving the stadium are met by a group trying to return after hearing that Rangers had scored an equalizer. \n\nMarch 4, 1971 - Salvador, Brazil; A fight and a wild rush broke out in the grandstands, killing four and injuring 1,500. \n\nFeb. 17, 1974 - Cairo, Egypt; Crowds attempting to enter a club game broke down barriers and 49 people were trampled to death. \n\nOct. 31, 1976 - Yaounde, Cameroon; After a penalty kick was awarded to Cameroon in a World Cup qualifying match vs. the Congo, the Congolese goalie attacked the Gambian referee. A fight broke out and the president of Cameroon, watching the game at home on television, sent in paratroopers by helicopter. Two bystanders died. \n\nDec. 6, 1976 - Port-au-Prince, Haiti; At a World Cup qualifier between Haiti and Cuba, the visitors scored and a Haitian fan set off a firecracker. Fans thought it was gunfire and panicked, knocking down a soldier, whose gun went off and killed a small boy and girl in the crowd. Further panic caused two people to be trampled to death, and one man died jumping over a wall. The soldier committed suicide. \n\nOct. 20, 1982 - Moscow; 340 are reportedly killed at a European Cup match between Soviet club Spartak Moscow and Haarlem of the Netherlands. Police are blamed for pushing fans down a narrow, icy staircase before the end of the match. When a late goal is scored, exiting fans try to re-enter the stadium and create a "human mincer." Moscow officials dispute the claims made in the publication of the Soviet Sports Committee, saying only 61 died and police did not push fans. \n\nMay 11, 1985 - Bradford, England; 56 people die when a cigarette stub ingnites a stadium's wooden terrace section and fire engulfs the structure. \n\nMay 29, 1985 - Brussels, Belgium; 39 people are killed at the European Champions Cup Final at Heysel Stadium when riots beak out and a wall separating rival fans of England's Liverpool and Italy's Juventus of Turin collapses. \n\nMarch 10, 1987 - Tripoli, Libya; 20 people are killed when paic-stricken fans flee knife-wielding ruffians and trigger the collapse of a wall. (This report conflicted with those from the Libyan state news agency JANA, which said two people were killed and 16 were hospitalized.) \n\nMarch 12, 1988 - Katmandu, Nepal; At least 93 peole are killed and more than 100 injured when fans fleeing a hailstorm stampede into locked stadium exits. \n\nApril 15, 1989 - Sheffield,
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The longest football game to go scoreless ended scoreless. So the answer is ...the entire game.
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I think it was during the 60s.
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The Jets.\n\nSee http://www.superbowl.com/history/boxscores
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It was an Experiment of Pete Rozelle:  the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions game on September 28, 1964. While the game was not televised, it drew a sellout crowd of 59,203 to Tiger Stadium.
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Vikings\nBills\nBroncos were 0-4 but won XXXII and XXXII
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1966 people.\n\n2007 is superbowl 41 take 41  from  2007 and its 66!\n\nWon by Green Bay by the way\n\nok correction it was the 66 season but played in 67. The game itself was jan 15 67 but the seaosn is 66 hence 41 in 2007.
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It was played on January 16th, 1967 and it was played between the Kansas City Chiefs, and the Green Bay Packers.
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One about the 1967 packer season is Instant Replay by Jerry Kramer, could be wrong on the author. He wrote another one, Distant Replay on their lives in the 70's and 80's, if it helps.
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1980...hocky \n\nThe American team beats the Soviet Red Army team.\n\nDo YOU believe in miracles?
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I can't find anything about it. The only thing I can find is a baseball game between Grambling & Jackson St on May 6th 2006, in Gary, but nothing about football. You might wantto try contacting the local paper up there, the Times. Their website is nwiTimes.com.
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Based on avg. roster of about 44 players on roster a year over those 10 years 1983-19993 probabably between 350 to 400 (throwing injuries trades etc... into the mix). I have no idea what NFL roster limits were in the 50's or 60's they might not have been limits, I'd guess 25 to 35 between 1950-1960. The league was primarily made up of white americans at this time.
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The first two Superbowls were not called "Superbowl".  They were called AFL-NFL World Championship Game.  They changed it in '69.
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Yes they have,in fact the early '70s was the last of that. Used to be Super Bowl winners played colleges best.  Its been so long I just can't remember the details or facts,but it has happened.
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Both the 1948 & 1949 games were shutouts. The only team to achieve back to back championship shutouts. \nTheir third and last was in 1960...the only team to beat Vince Lombardi in a championship game ever.
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The losing team was Cumberland University from Lebanon, Tennessee. I forget who the team that beat them was. I want to say LSU, but I could be wrong.
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bengals 49ers - 1982\n\nand u mean the OLD home, its now Ford Field!-lol