Sneakers Game
Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2015 12:43 pm
PFRA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the history of professional football. Formed in 1979, PFRA members include many of the game's foremost historians and writers.
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Good footage! I don't think I'd ever seen that stuff before.TanksAndSpartans wrote:Great collectable! Here's a link to some highlights from the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdXsV4veLWI. I know the Giants won, but I love seeing those 1st half Nagurski runs.
You probably know that when he played football at Gonzaga he was team-mates with Huston Stockton, John Stockton's grandfather; Flaherty and the elder Stockton were friends their whole lives and used to go to John's basketball games together.Reaser wrote:Great! Thanks for sharing.
Ray Flaherty is a legend - from the great State of Washington.
Somewhat related, the High School he went to won the 4A state championship this past weekend.
Yup, also Flaherty went to Gonzaga High School (later known as Gonzaga Prep) and John Stockton also went to Gonzaga Prep. The Bullpups.Moran wrote:You probably know that when he played football at Gonzaga he was team-mates with Huston Stockton, John Stockton's grandfather; Flaherty and the elder Stockton were friends their whole lives and used to go to John's basketball games together.
Yeah, that was me. Are you sure the PFRA doesn't have any copies left? I'm not sure how many copies they printed, but I'd be kind of surprised if they sold them all.TanksAndSpartans wrote:Hi Bob,
Glad you got to see the footage. Not to go off topic, but would you happen to be the author of the book I'm looking for?: http://www.profootballresearchers.com/f ... 278#p10668
Thanks Bob - PFRA said "out of print", the door was left open for the future, but I wouldn't call the response encouraging - I didn't get the feeling adding the book to my 2015 Christmas list would be a good idea. I think you're underestimating the popularity of your writingBob Gill wrote:Yeah, that was me. Are you sure the PFRA doesn't have any copies left? I'm not sure how many copies they printed, but I'd be kind of surprised if they sold them all.