1962 Houston Oilers publications: Difference between revisions
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|event = Dallas Texans vs. Houston Oilers (November 4, 1962) | |event = Dallas Texans vs. Houston Oilers (November 4, 1962) | ||
|image = [[File:Afl-game-program 1962- | |image = [[File:Afl-game-program 1962-11-04 hou-dal.jpg|600px|border]] | ||
|teams = [[Dallas Texans]] vs. [[Houston Oilers]] | |teams = [[Dallas Texans]] vs. [[Houston Oilers]] | ||
|venue = [[Cotton Bowl]] | |venue = [[Cotton Bowl]] |
Revision as of 19:40, 27 February 2023
League | American Football League |
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Owner | Bud Adams |
General manager | Pop Ivy |
Head coach | Pop Ivy |
Starting quarterback | George Blanda |
Home field | Jeppesen Stadium |
← 1961 • other seasons • 1963 → |
Team Cover Appearances
none
Game Publications
Regular Season
Week 9: at Dallas Texans
Dallas Texans vs. Houston Oilers (November 4, 1962) | |
Team(s) | Dallas Texans vs. Houston Oilers |
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Venue | Cotton Bowl |
People | n/a |
Cover Artist(s) | John Churchill Chase |
Price | n/a |
See Also | n/a |
Postseason
AFL Championship: vs. Dallas Texans
Houston Oilers vs. Dallas Texans (December 23, 1962) | |
Team(s) | Houston Oilers vs. Dallas Texans |
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Venue | Jeppesen Stadium |
People | n/a |
Cover Artist(s) | John Churchill Chase |
Price | n/a |
See Also | n/a |
Tennessee Titans publications by season |
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1962 AFL season by team |
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Eastern Division |
Boston Patriots • Buffalo Bills • Houston Oilers • New York Jets |
Western Division |
Dallas Texans • Denver Broncos • Oakland Raiders • San Diego Chargers |