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Showing posts with label Joe Namath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joe Namath. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 3, 2021

A Cup of Joe

Name a famous athlete named Joe. The first one that comes to my mind is Joltin' Joe DiMaggio.  Do people still remember him as Mr. Coffee?  I do.  

Here are another handful of Hall of Fame Joe's.

Torre and McCarthy rank #5 and #8 on the list of winningest managers in baseball history.  They led their teams to 4,451 wins.  They went to 15 World Series and won 11.  Of yeah, Joe Torre was a 9 time all-star as a player.

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Another Joe-ish Hall of Famer, Morgan was a 10 time All-Star and 2 time World Series Champion.

I have a couple of football Joe's.   The first Joe that comes to mind is no average Joe by any stretch of the imagination.  Another New York icon, "Broadway Joe" led his AFL Jets to the shocking Super Bowl III win in 1969.

While not as charismatic as Namath, Joe Montana had the more spectacular career, winning 4 Super Bowls in San Francisco.

Who are your top Joe's?

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Blow Out the Candles May 31

Hall of Famer Broadway Joe Namath is celebrating his 69th birthday today.
 Namath at Alabama

Hall of Fame Boston Bruins goaltender Tiny Thompson was born in Sandon, British Columbia on this date in 1903.

Hall of Fame defenseman Art Coulter was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba on this date in 1909

Actress, comedian, writer Susie Essman is celebrating her 57th birthday today.




This video has lots of bad words-LOTS.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

1971 Topps Football Card Game Part 2


This is the back of the game cards. If they look familiar it's because they are the football equivalent of the Topps baseball game cards issued three years earlier.

Here's a sampling of some of the best players I have in my collection, more survivors of my childhood collecting.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Vintage Football -- Colts vs Jets

Today's match up of the Jets and Colts for the AFC Championship is reminiscent of a former meeting of the two teams, in Superbowl III . In both cases the Colts come into the game as favorites (although this time not as heavy) and in both cases it's experience vs youth at the quarterback position.

So in honor of this rematch of sorts, here are some of the guys who played back in 1969:

1971 Topps #1

1970 Topps #150

1969 Topps #150

1971 Topps #19

1969 Topps #207

1969 Topps #193
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