Joe Albi Stadium

From SportsPaper Wiki
Joe Albi Stadium
Location Omaha, Nebraska
Opened September 15, 1950
Closed January 2022
Demolished TBD
Other Names Memorial Stadium (1950-62)
Tenants Washington State Cougars (1950-83)
Spokane Shockers (1968-69)

Joe Albi Stadium is a former outdoor athletic stadium located in Northwest, Spokane, Washington, United States, that is currently undergoing demolition.

List of credited publications

League Date/Season Team(s) Type
College football October 5, 1963 Washington State Cougars vs. Arizona Wildcats Program
Continental Football League August 23, 1969 Spokane Shockers vs. Las Vegas Cowboys Program
Venue.png Venues Portal


Continental Football League
Teams Brooklyn Dodgers/Akron Vulcans • Alabama Hawks • Arkansas Diamonds • Charleston Rockets • Chicago Owls • Dallas Rockets • Eugene Bombers • Fort Worth Braves • Hartford Charter Oaks • Indianapolis Capitols • Jersey Jays • Long Beach Admirals • Mexico Golden Aztecs • Michigan Arrows/Tri-City Apollos • Fort Wayne Warriors/Montreal Beavers • Newark Bears/Orlando Panthers • Norfolk Neptunes • Ohio Valley Ironmen • Oklahoma Thunderbirds • Oklahoma City Plainsmen • Omaha Mustangs • Orange County Ramblers • Philadelphia Bulldogs • Portland Loggers • Quad-Cities Raiders/Las Vegas Cowboys • Rhode Island Indians • Richmond Rebels • Sacramento Buccaneers/Capitols • San Antonio Toros • San Jose Apaches • Seattle Rangers • Texarkana Titans • Toronto Rifles • Victoria Steelers/Spokane Shockers • West Texas Rufneks
Seasons 1965 • 1966 • 1967 • 1968 • 1969
Venues Anaheim Stadium • Autostade • Bethel Park • Bush Stadium • City Stadium • Dillon Stadium • Downing Stadium • Foreman Field • Hughes Stadium • Joe Albi Stadium • Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium • Laidley Field • Memorial Stadium • Roffino Stadium • Rubber Bowl • Soldier Field • Temple Stadium • War Memorial Stadium • Varsity Stadium
Related League publications • Head coaches
Retrieved from "https://sportspaper.info/wiki/index.php?title=Joe_Albi_Stadium&oldid=57286"