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Soccer History:     more books (100)

Olympic Football: 1900-64 Pt. 1 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Colin Jose, 1996-04-01 History in Leicester by Colin Dare Bernard Ellis, 1969-06 Africa United: Soccer, Passion, Politics, and the First World Cup in Africa by Steve Bloomfield, 2010-05-01 German Football: History, Culture, Society The Story of Soccer (Sports History) by Anastasia Suen, 2002-09 Soccer and Philosophy: Beautiful Thoughts on the Beautiful Game (Popular Culture and Philosophy) Women's Soccer: The Passionate Game by Barbara Stewart, 2003-08-22 The Kickin' Hoosiers: Jerry Yeagley and Championship Soccer at Indiana (Quarry Books) by Kathryn L. Knapp, 2004-08-04 Superstars of Men's Soccer (Male Sports Stars Series) by Tim Ungs, Timothy Urigs, 1998-07 A History of the World Cup: 1930-2006 by Clemente Angelo Lisi, 2007-07-19 Spalding Soccer Handbook (Spalding Sports Library : Soccer, 1) by Paul E. Harris, 1992-09 Ipswich Town: Champions of England 1961-62 (Desert Island Football Histories) by Rob Hadgraft, 2003-02 Bristol City: The Modern Era - A Complete Record (Desert Island Football Histories) by David Woods, 2000-01-04 The Southend United Chronicles 1906-2006: A Century of Local Press Reports (Desert Island Football Histories)

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61. Germany 2006 - FIFA WORLD CUP - June 9th - July 9th 2006
    The World s Most Beloved Sport The History of Soccer Chinese soccer history; Japanese soccer history; Egyptian soccer history; Greek/Roman Soccer  
    http://germany2006.fussballportal.de/history.php
    
    Extractions: History The History of Soccer Finals 1930 - 2002 Leading Goal Scorers by: Rebecca Blain While it is undisputed that the origins of modern soccer, or football, originated in Britain, there is a great deal of evidence that points to this beloved game as having an older history. Where did the game of soccer really begin, and how old is it? To understand how many different varieties of "soccer" there are, you need to understand a bit about the older versions of the game and how they have evolved. Below, you will find a list of the predominant cultures that had a variety of soccer, and learn how each one differs from what we play today. And no, they never used anything like Lotto shinguards back then either! Chinese Soccer History To many, this is the oldest version of soccer to exist. However, there is quite a lot of controversy of whether or not this is the oldest, or Japan's version is the elder. The Chinese version of the game, originally named "Tsu Chu", involved players on a field that had to hit a leather ball stuffed with fur into a small hole. Like Soccer, no hands were permitted during the play of the game, and it was considered an honor to be a member of a team. The Emperor of the Han Dynasty, when the game was developed, was an avid player and fan, and spread the popularity of this game all over China during his reign. This roughly dates back to 300 B.C., although there is controversy on the subject of dating, which could result in the origins of the game being as far back as 5000 B.C. Regardless, this version of Soccer is extremely old. Despite that, there is still a version of Tsu Chu played today. While the two games are similar, Tsu Chu has had no effect on the modern version of the game, as it was originally developed and created for play in Great Britain.

62. Women S Soccer History - University Of Michigan Athletics
    U of M Women s Soccer. 1999 Women s Soccer Team, Big Ten Tournament Champions MGOBLUE Ath. History Women s soccer history. Last updatedJan. 15 2005  
    http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/athdept/soccwom/soccwom.htm
    
    Extractions: Team Captains Michele Brach, Debbie Flaherty, Alicia Smith Michele Brach, Debbie Flaherty Debbie Flaherty, Jessica Jones, Ashley Marks Jessica Jones, Shannon Poole Stephanie McCardle, Shannon Poole, Emily Schmitt Kacy Beitel, Stephanie McCardle Andrea Kayal, Laurie Peterson, Carly Williamson Abby Crumpton, Andrea Kayal, Carly Williamson Erika Kleinholz, Laura Tanchon

63. Men S Soccer History - University Of Michigan Athletics
    U of M Men s Soccer. Soccer Team at first varsity game vs DePaul, 9/1/2000 MGOBLUE Ath. History Men s soccer history  
    http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/athdept/soccmen/soccmen.htm

64. Texas A&M Athletics Soccer History
    Texas A M University is a landgrant, sea-grant and space-grant institution located in College Station, Texas.  
    http://sports.tamu.edu/index_full.php?pageID=162&SID=WSO

65. Texas A&M Athletics Soccer History - All-Americans
    Texas A M University is a landgrant, sea-grant and space-grant institution located in College Station, Texas.  
    http://sports.tamu.edu/index_full.php?pageID=1194&SID=WSO

66. WORLD CUP SOCCER NOTE
    The greatest upset in international soccer history took place in the opening round. The United States, on a goal by Larry Gaetjens, scored a shocking 10  
    http://slam.canoe.ca/StatsSOW/BC-SOW-LGNS-HISTORY-R.html
    
    Extractions: Sport Index SLAM! Gallery Hockey Gallery Baseball Cdn. Baseball Basketball Boxing CIS Sports Cricket Curling Cycling Figure Skating CFL Football NFL Football Golf Hockey Junior Hockey Horse Racing Lacrosse Motorsports Olympics Rodeo Rowing Rugby Skiing Soccer Swimming Tennis Track Volleyball Wrestling Other Sports Big Events WORLD CUP SOCCER NOTE Thursday, May 30, 4:00 PM

67. History Of Harvard Soccer
    History of Soccer at Harvard University 1904 Until Present An Essay on the History of Harvard Women s Soccer PHOTOGRAPHS ! Harvard Soccer Records  
    http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~husoccer/history.htm

68. BYU Men's Soccer History
    History The soccer tradition at Brigham Young University is one filled with great success and constant improvement. From the time soccer was given club  
    http://soccer.byu.edu/history.html
    
    Extractions: Because of this desire to compete against the best players and teams possible, in the year 2001, Brigham Young University participated in its first international tour. The team traveled for 10 days throughout Europe, playing 6 games in Spain and Holland. They compiled a 4-1-1 record, playing games in Spain against Vallecas, Rayo Vallecano reserves, and FC Barcelona reserves, and playing games in Holland against FC Sittard and Minor Nuth. In 2002, they spent 6 days in Pachuca and Mexico City playing 4 games against the various reserve teams of Pachuca and Cruz Azul, compiling a 2-2 record. This is the future of Brigham Young University Soccer, traveling internationally while playing the best competition available. Paralleling their efforts to increase the level of competition , Brigham Young University Soccer has left the Collegiate Club division of soccer, and have purchased a Premier Development League franchise, where they will begin play in May of 2003. Part of the United Soccer Leagues, this league provides the year round competition necessary to develop individual and team skills that in hand will better prepare them for success in their international travels. We are the only University sponsored soccer program to ever purchase a franchise and that will compete at a level considered higher than NCAA soccer in the pyramid of US soccer development.

69. Gator Women's Soccer History
    Women s Soccer. Gator Athletics Logo GatorNews Staff Directory Women s Soccer Women s Tennis Schedule Roster Coaches History  
    http://www.greenriver.edu/athletics/WomensSoccer/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Women's Soccer GatorNews Staff Directory Gator Booster Club Interested Athlete? ... Coaches Year Record Finish Coach 9th Southwest Lisa Murray 4th Southwest Lisa Murray 8th Southwest Lisa Murray th Southwest Lisa Murray th Southwest Justin Pozega th Southwest Justin Pozega th East Bryan Yorke th Northeast Bryan Yorke th NWAACC Katia Parks th NWAACC John Yorke th NWAACC John Yorke NWAACC All-Star Game 2003 - Danielle Yellman (DF), Sally Kellman (FW), Jessica Allen 2001 - Sara Argyle (MF), Sarah Rerecich (MF), Katie Lovato (F) 2000 - Karen Neorr (MF), Kelly Hendrickson (MF), Katie Lovato (MF) 1999 – Lindsye Hupp (F), Stacy Abberger (D) 1998 – Lindsye Hupp (F), Wendy Wells (MF), Nicky Kenney (MF) Southwest MVP 2000 - Karen Neorr NWAACC All-Academic Team 1999 – Angela Hanni Most Wins Fewest Wins Most Losses Fewest Losses Most Points Fewest Points Most Goals Scored Fewest Goals Scored Most Goals Against Fewest Goals Against Most Shutouts Fewest Shutouts Single Season Scoring Leaders Lindsye Hupp (98) Lindsye Hupp (99) Kelly Hendrickson (99) *Leah Martin (94) Katie Lovato (01) Sara Argyle (01) Sarah Rerecich (01)

70. Gator Men's Soccer History
    Men s Soccer. Gator Athletics Logo Gatornews Staff Directory Women s Soccer Women s Tennis Schedule Roster Coaches History  
    http://www.greenriver.edu/athletics/MensSoccer/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Men's Soccer Gatornews Staff Directory Gator Booster Club Interested Athlete? ... Coaches Year Record Finish Coach 6th Southwest Brian Iblings th Southwest Steve Neubauer th Southwest Brian Eaton th Southwest Jeff Long th Southwest Jeff Long st Southwest rd NWAACC Dan Keene th North Dan Keene st East rd NWAACC Dan Keene nd South, 4 th NWAACC Dan Keene th South Dan Keene rd South Dan Keene rd South Dan Keene rd South Dan Keene th South Michael Papritz th South Michael Papritz th South Dan Flint th South Dan Flint st South st NWAACC Reno Agostino rd South Reno Agostino st North th NWAACC Dan Pingrey st North rd NWAACC Dan Pingrey th South Dan Pingrey rd South Lauro Pizzuto th South Alan Rudroff st South nd NWAACC Doug Peterson nd South, 4 th NWAACC Doug Peterson rd Division, 4 th NWAACC Doug Peterson th Division Doug Peterson rd Division Doug Peterson nd Division, 2 nd NWAACC Doug Peterson st South st NWAACC Doug Peterson Dan Pingrey (‘83-‘85) Doug Peterson (‘74-‘80) Reno Agostino (‘86-‘87) Dan Keene ('92-'99) Brian Iblings (2004-) Lauro Pizzuto (‘82) Michael Papritz (‘90-‘91) Steve Neubauer (2003) Jeff Long (2000-'01) Dan Flint ('88-'89) Alan Rudroff (‘81) Brian Eaton (2002) Reno Agostino Dan Keene Doug Peterson Dan Pingrey Lauro Pizzuto All-NWAACC – Division

71. Women's Soccer History
    This is the Women s soccer history page. UTPB Falcons, Interested in joining the UTPB Falcons Women s Soccer team? Click here to submit an interest form  
    http://www.utpb.edu/utpb_student/students/athletics/wsoc/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Click here to submit an interest form. Fall Sports Volleyball Men's soccer Women's soccer Men's Cross Country ... Dance Winter Sports Men's basketball Women's basketball Men's swimming Women's swimming Spring Sports Softball Baseball Athletics Program Athletic Administration Facilities Falcon Club Affiliations ... RRAC University Information Financial aid Cost of college Admissions Housing ... Photos Team History Team History

72. Men's Soccer History
    This is the Men s soccer history page. Men s Soccer Team History. Overall team records Final 2003 Record 99 4-4 Red River Athletic Conference  
    http://www.utpb.edu/utpb_student/students/athletics/men's_soccer/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Click here to submit an interest form. Fall Sports Volleyball Men's soccer Women's soccer Men's Cross Country ... Cheer/Dance Winter Sports Men's basketball Women's basketball Men's swimming Women's swimming Spring Sports Softball Baseball Athletics Program Athletic Administration Facilities Falcon Club Affiliations ... RRAC University Information Financial aid Cost of college Admissions Housing ... Photos Team History

73. Oakland Men's Soccer History
    Oakland Men s soccer history. 2004 Information 2003 Information 2002 Information. 2001 Information 2000 Information 1999 Information  
    http://www.ougrizzlies.com/menssports/soccer/History/History.html

74. Central Christian College - Men's Soccer Welcome Page
    Central Christian College, McPherson KS is a private Christian College with four year programs in business, ministry and liberal studies that specializes in  
    http://www.centralcollege.edu/athletics/soccerm.html
    
    Extractions: Tigers End the 2004-05 Season with a 9-9-1 Record The Tigers finish off their 5th year under the leadership of Coach Ball with a 9-9-1 record. This is only the second year that the Tigers are competing not only in the NCCAA, but also in the NAIA. The addition of the NAIA games have given the Tigers the opportunity to take their game to the next level. At the end of this season they have placed third in the region, and fourth in their conference.

75. Soccer Fans Network Forums - About Mexico's Soccer History ...
    Soccer Fans Network is a world soccer/football board/forum where fans meet to chat/discuss the news, rumors, and more of the game.  
    http://forums.soccerfansnetwork.com/showthread.php?t=20145

76. Wellesley Soccer History
    Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Golf Lacrosse Soccer Softball Squash Swimming Tennis Volleyball Wellesley Program History  
    http://www.wellesley.edu/Athletics/Soccer/history.html

77. Lithuanian Soccer
    Almis Page. Lithuanian soccer history Statistics Various Soccer Tournaments Baltic Cup 93, Chicago Cup 92, Cyprus 2000  
    http://www.omnitel.net/almis/

78. Soccer History
    HISTORY. The Women s Soccer Club of The Ohio State University has for over 31 years provided women the opportunity to play intercollegiate soccer against  
    http://www.physfac.ohio-state.edu/soccer/history.htm
    
    Extractions: HISTORY The Women's Soccer Club of The Ohio State University has for over 31 years provided women the opportunity to play intercollegiate soccer against other university clubs and varsities. Our tradition is one of success in consistently winning soccer matches while sustaining a strong commitment to both the sport and club organization. The Women's Soccer Club founded the Ohio River Soccer Conference in 1993, which is now comprised of Bowling Green University, University of Dayton, Kent State, Miami University, Michigan State University, University of Michigan, Ohio University, The Ohio State University, Xavier and The Pennsylvania State University. The conference championship is hosted each November in Columbus with the champion sent to the NIRSA Club Soccer National Championship, in Austin, Texas. The club plays three seasons, including approximately 20 conference and non-conference matches in the Fall, 2 Winter indoor tournaments plus scrimmages, and a Spring season of 10 tournaments and individual matches. The 2004 season schedule is being finalized and the team will also travel to Chicago, the Purdue for a Cross Conference Tournament and will attempt to earn a birth at the National Tournament which will be held in Texas. Once again the team gathered for practice before school starts in September 2004, and leave for the fall trip in September. This year white water rafting and a high ropes course will be added to spice up the pre season. The team is fund raising for the trip to Texas and the NIRSA tournament, having decided to put in an application for selection to either the National Championship or Open brackets.

79. LMU Women's Soccer History
    LADY RAILSPLITTER soccer history. AllTime Individual and Team Stats All-Time Individual Stats (by player) (PDF). Season Stats Online. 1994. 1995. 1996  
    http://www.lmunet.edu/athletics/WSoccer/History/

80. UMC Soccer History - Past Seasons
    UMC Soccer Resources (3562 bytes). UMC soccer history Past Seasons Spinning Soccer Ball Soccer Home UMC Soccer Home Athletics Home UMC Home  
    http://www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics/soccer/History/history.htm

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