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You Can't Catch Sunshine by Don Maynard, Matthew Shepatin, 2010-09-13 Joe Namath (Sports Immortals) by William R. Sanford, Carl R. Green, 1993-10 Joe Namath by James Olson, 1979-03 Time Magazine October 16 1972Pro Football's Game Plan: Back to the AttackJoe Namath by Time Magazine, 1972 Best Shots: The Greatest NFL Photography of the Century Namath, Joe (1943): An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Robin Markowitz, 2000 American Football League All-Time Team: Sid Gillman, Joe Namath, George Blanda, Len Dawson, Lance Alworth, Nick Buoniconti, Weeb Ewbank American Football League Most Valuable Players: Jack Kemp, Joe Namath, George Blanda, Len Dawson, Lance Alworth, Tobin Rote, Gino Cappelletti Joe Namath by John Devaney, 1972 Sports Hero Joe Namath, by Marshall. Burchard, 1977-04 Super Joe: The Joe Namath Story by Larry Bortstein, 1969-01-01 Joe Namath: Getting a kick out of life (Sports legends comics) by Margaret Birth, 1992 Joe Namath: An entry from Gale's <i>Notable Sports Figures</i> by Aric Karpinski, 2004 American Football League First Round Signees: O. J. Simpson, Joe Namath, Larry Csonka, Billy Cannon, Lance Alworth, Gene Upshaw, Bill Stanfill

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41. JOE NAMATH, PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHIES
    joe namath did not create football s Super Bowl. But he did make it into a real game, a showpiece, an honestto-goodness championship game - and it made a  
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    Extractions: PENNSYLVANIA TRAVEL COUNCIL You are the visitor. Please contact Webmaster with any invalid links or other problems. Joe Namath did not create football's Super Bowl . But he did make it into a real game, a showpiece, an honest-to-goodness championship game - and it made a legend out of Namath. The first two NFL Championships (they weren't even called Super Bowls then) were post-season games between the National and American Football League Champions. They weren't very good games, and noone gave the AFL much chance of winning. Most thought it was more of an exhibition game. But the third game , in the year 1969, had Joe Namath as the quarterback of the AFL's New York Jets. "Broadway Joe", always outspoken, not only predicted his team would win - he guaranteed it! Most expected to see this brash young man humiliated, but when Namath and the 19 point underdog Jets actually beat the NFL's Baltimore Colts by a score of 16-7, the AFL suddenly was a challenger. If not the NFL's equal, it was now certainly a worthy opponent, and eventually the two would merge into the present NFL . Namath was chosen MVP of that game. But Joe Namath was much more than a one game wonder. Born in Beaver Falls, PA, on May 31, 1943, he was a star athlete in high school only in his senior year. Six teams wanted to sign him to a baseball contract, but he decided on football and college. He won a scholarship to the

42. Quarterbacks Legends Art Print Terry Bradshaw Poster, Joe Namath Art, Troy Aikma
    joe namath, Terry Bradshaw, joe Montana, Troy Aikman. Includes Current Pro football Hall of Fame Quarterbacks joe namath, Terry Bradshaw, joe Montana,  
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    Extractions: NFL Football Art, Professional Football Posters, Professional Football Hall of Fame Artwork FOOTBALL Item # FO-1 $25 Full Image Quarterback Legends Joe Namath, Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana, Troy Aikman Includes Current Pro Football Hall of Fame Quarterbacks: Joe Namath, Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana, and Future Hall of Famer Troy Aikman Open Edition Sports Art Print Artist: Studt Size: 11x17" Order This Item Return Home Item # FO-2 $35 Full Image "The Beginning of Football" Pro Football Hall of Fame, Canton, Ohio Signed Numbered Limited Edition Sports Print Artist: Simon Size: 18 x 24 " Order This Item Home Item # FO-3 $25 Full Image NFL Homecoming Pro Football Hall of Fame, Canton, Ohio Artist: Simon Open Edition Lithographic Poster Includes reproduction of players signatures around artwork NFL Poster Football Hall of Fame Inductees Poster Size: 18 x 24 " Order This Item Home Item # FO-4 $20 Full Image NFL Teams NFL Licensed Logo Helmets Sports Poster NFL Football Sports Prints Open Edition Sports Print Size: 22x34"

43. WGR 550 : Football Hall Of Fame Rejection Committee 3rd Installment
    We ll take a look at the Pro football Hall of Fame every day from 3to-7 and Greg Bauch- joe namath ..if Jeff Hostetler would have gaurenteed a win  
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44. WGR 550 : Football Hall Of Fame Rejection Committee 136 Men Left
    We ll kick guys out of the Pro football Hall of Fame until one true great remains. namath, joe Neale, Earle Nevers, Ernie Newsome, Ozzie Nitschke, Ray  
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45. The New York Times Store Photographs Sports Joe Namath Leap
    This is a rare moment captured when joe namath leaped to complete a pass over the Athletics and Sports football namath, joe Silverman, Barton  
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46. The New York Times Store Photographs Sports Joe Namath
    joe namath, Shea Stadium, Flushing, New York, Nov. Athletics and Sports football Leifer, Neil namath, joe New York Jets  
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    Extractions: Nov. 24, 1974 Photo by Neil Leifer Limited-edition color photograph, signed by Neil Leifer, with a certificate of authenticity. The prices are subject to change after 10 days from their advertisement as these photographs are in a numbered limited edition of 350 prints and prices will increase as the edition sells out.

47. Alibris: Joe Namath
    by namath, joe Willie football for Young Players and Parents explains everything about the game, including how to play each positionoffensive and  
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48. Alibris: Dick Schaap
    Bo plays football for the LA Raiders and baseball for the Kansas City Royals. by Schaap, Dick, and namath, joe W. buy used from $3.95!  
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49. TIME Magazine Cover: Joe Namath - Oct. 16, 1972 - Sports - Football - Most Popul
    TIME Magazine Cover joe namath Oct. 16, 1972 Sports, football Buy a print, Related Categories Sports, football, Most Popular, New York  
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    Extractions: // place article title in here var clickTitle = "TIME Cover: Joe Namath - Oct. 16, 1972"; // place cover splash URL here for behing the wall content, or full URL for free content var clickRIURL = "http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,1101721016,00.html"; var clickURL = "http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,1101721016,00.html";

50. Broadway Joe Namath - New York Jets
    namath, joe (1943 ), American football player, who led the New York Jets to Also known as Broadway joe, namath was elected to the Pro football Hall of  
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    Extractions: Qty: Beautifully engraved unissued certificate from the Broadway Joe's . This historic document was printed by the American Banknote Company and has an ornate border around it with a a vignette of Joe Namath wearing number 12 getting ready to launch a football. These highly desirable certificates are very difficult to find. The Jets were given little chance of winning Super Bowl III against the Baltimore Colts since the AFL Champions had been beaten decisively by the NFL Champions in the first two Super Bowls, and many experts did not think the Jets were as strong as the Kansas City and Oakland teams that lost in Super Bowls I and II. One writer predicted a 55-0 Colts rout and another forecasted a 48-6 Baltimore victory. However, Namath rallied his team and all AFL supporters at a Super Bowl week awards dinner by declaring to a surprised audience, "The Jets will win on Sunday, I guarantee you." Namath completed 17 of 28 passes for 206 yards and the aroused Jets made big defensive plays to stun the Colts 16-7, completing a super season.

51. Celebrating "Broadway Joe" Namath - Part I By Harvey Froomer
    Way back in 1964 the St. Louis Cardinals of the National football League and The huge and highly publicized bidding war for joe namath saw the AFL and  
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    Extractions: More Articles Home Celebrating "Broadway Joe" Namath - Part I by Harvey Frommer Way back in 1964 the St. Louis Cardinals of the National Football League and the New York Jets of the American Football League engaged in a bidding war over Alabama quarterback Joe Namath. It symbolized the war between the two leagues for star players with ability, who would also be television attractions. At Beaver Falls High School in Pennsylvania, the 6-2, 200 pound Namath had excelled in baseball, basketball and football. He quarterbacked his high school team to a perfect season and the Western Pennsylvania championship. He dazzled the opposition on the baseball field as an outfielder and pitcher, but turned down a $20,000 bonus offered by the Baltimore Orioles of the American League claiming he wanted to concentrate on football. At the University of Alabama, Namath was "all everything." His legendary coach Paul "Bear" Bryant said of him: "He is the greatest athlete I have ever coached." Joe Willie guided the "Crimson Tide" to Orange Bowl appearances in 1963 and 1964. The following season, as an All-American, he led 'Bama to a perfect Season, the SEC title, and the national championship even though his team was defeated by the University of Texas in the Orange Bowl. In his collegiate career at Alabama, Namath was instrumental in getting his teams to post a 28-3-0 record .

52. Celebrating "Broadway Joe" Namath - Part II By Harvey Froomer
    joe namath and the 18point underdog New York Jets of the nine-year-old football originated as the game ended joe namath running off the field,  
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    Extractions: More Articles Home Celebrating "Broadway Joe" Namath - Part II by Harvey Frommer The match-up for Super Bowl III was out of Hollywood central casting. Joe Namath and the 18-point underdog New York Jets of the nine-year-old American Football League versus the Baltimore Colts of the established National Football League. Three days before the big event took place the man they called "Broadway Joe" stood up at an awards banquet in Miami Springs, Florida and said, "We're going to win this game. I guarantee it. I guarantee we will beat the Colts." His statement was looked upon as bold and over the edge by many in the media, and many more in established football circles. But the guy from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania was ready to put his performance where his mouth was. On January 12, 1969 - 31 years ago today - the Colts and Jets lined up at the Orange Bowl in Miami. What had been interpreted as Namath's outrageous comments had placed Super Bowl III center-stage. In attendance for the event were many celebrities including President Richard Nixon, Vice President Spiro Agnew, astronaut Jim Lovell and comedian Jackie Gleason. New York's confidence grew as the game moved along.

53. Arthritis Pain - Rheumatoid Arthritis - Arthritis Foundation - Team Members Joe
    joe namath Former Jets Quarterback, Pro football Hall of Famer. joe namath is one of the most wellknown and admired professional athletes of our time.  
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    Extractions: Joe Namath is one of the most well-known and admired professional athletes of our time. Over the years, he has won the respect and admiration of not only football fans, but of many Americans as well. Born on May 31, 1943, in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, Joe is probably most famous for "guaranteeing" a victory for his professional football team, the New York Jets, in the 1969 Super Bowl and then leading his team to one of the most stunning upsets in National Football League history. A winner at every stage of his career, Namath led his high school team to the Pennsylvania state title, and his college team, the University of Alabama, to the National Championship. Joe Namath is regarded by many as the most important player in the development of the American Football League where he started his professional career with the Jets. His presence gave the AFL instant credibility and helped spearhead the merger of the two leagues in 1966. A charismatic leader, Namath electrified his adopted city of New York, earning him the nickname "Broadway Joe." Namath started 71 consecutive games for the Jets from 1965 through 1969. In 1966 and 1967, he led the league in passing attempts, completions, and yards gained. In 1968, he led the Jets to an 11-3 record and the AFL championship. On January 12, 1969, Joe Namath led his underdog Jets to a 16-9 victory over the much favored Baltimore Colts. After a debilitating knee injury, he fought back to regain his all-pro status in 1972, leading the NFL in yards passing and touchdown passes. He retired from the Los Angeles Rams in 1977 to pursue a career in broadcasting. Joe was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1985, the sport's highest honor.

54. DenverPost.com - SPORTS
    When I was younger, there s no doubt I thought about being joe namath, Pollard, like Friedman, was a pro football pioneer and the first black NFL head  
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55. Marino, Young Inducted Into Football Hall - Boston.com
    7, 2005 at the NFL football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. When I was younger, there s no doubt I thought about being joe namath, Marino said,  
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    Extractions: Red Sox Patriots Celtics Bruins ... Football Former Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino throws a pass during a speech Sunday, Aug. 7, 2005 at the NFL Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Star quarterbacks Dan Marino and Steve Young, along with NFL pioneers Benny Friedman and Fritz Pollard, were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak) August 7, 2005 CANTON, Ohio The eyes that stared down defenses betrayed Dan Marino on Sunday. They were wet with tears as he took his place among the legends of football. Marino suspected he might break down and cry during his emotionally charged acceptance speech. He did so even before then, after his oldest son Daniel's introduction. None of that on-field stoicism for the Miami Dolphins great, at least not on this sun-splashed day in front of thousands of fans in No. 13 jerseys, and amid chants of "D-A-N-N-Y." "I'll remember this day for the rest of my life," Marino said. Then he capped it by throwing what else? a perfect spiral into the audience to his former receiving partner, Mark Clayton. "Go deep, Mark," Marino said as he licked the fingers on his right hand, a trademark of his 17-year career.

56. Marino, Young Inducted Into Football Hall - Boston.com
    7, 2005 at Pro football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. When I was younger, there s no doubt I thought about being joe namath, Marino said,  
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    Extractions: Red Sox Patriots Celtics Bruins ... Football Steven Towns, left, stands next to the bust of Fritz Pollard and David Friedman, right, stands next to the bust of David Freidman as Steve Young, second left, and Dan Marino stand next to their busts Sunday, Aug. 7, 2005 at Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato) August 8, 2005 CANTON, Ohio The eyes that stared down defenses betrayed Dan Marino on Sunday. They were wet with tears as he took his place among the legends of football. Marino suspected he might break down and cry during his emotionally charged acceptance speech. He did so even before then, after his oldest son Daniel's introduction. None of that on-field stoicism for the Miami Dolphins great, at least not on this sun-splashed day in front of thousands of fans in No. 13 jerseys, and amid chants of "D-A-N-N-Y." "I'll remember this day for the rest of my life," Marino said. Then he capped it by throwing what else? a perfect spiral into the audience to his former receiving partner, Mark Clayton. "Go deep, Mark," Marino said as he licked the fingers on his right hand, a trademark of his 17-year career.

57. Anecdote - Joe ["Broadway Joe"] Namath - Joe Namath: Leader Hosen?
    namath, joe Broadway joe (1943 ) American football player noted for his role in leading the New York Jets to a historic Super Bowl upset (MVP, 1969)  
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58. NAMATH, JOE AUTO PRO FOOTBALL
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59. Joe Namath
    joe namath. joe namath AKA Joseph William namath. Born 31May-1943 Sexual orientation Straight Occupation Sports - football. Level of fame Famous  
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60. Washington Square News
    New York’s true football team Stadium gods choose Gmen over Jets by Jake Schwartzstein Now onto the personalities joe namath, joe namath, joe namath.  
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    Extractions: J! E! T! S! Suck! Suck! Suck! It's well into football season again, and what better way to create more tension and hatred between fans of the New York Jets and New York Giants than to pronounce which is the true New York team. Luckily for Giants fans like me, the Jets' rough 2-5 start is fueling my choice of the Giants as the team of the Big Apple.

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