Fort Worth Braves

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Fort Worth Braves
First Season
1967
Team History
Fort Worth Braves (1968-70)
Fort Worth Texans (1967)
Conference/Division
Trans-American Football League (1971)

Texas Football League (1967-68, 1970)

  • Western Division (1967-68)

Continental Football League (1969)

  • Texas Division West (1969)
Venue
Farrington Field (1967-70)
Key People
Players • Head Coaches • Executives


The Fort Worth Braves were a professional American football team based in Fort Worth, Texas.

Publications

Programs by season

1960s

Week Date Opponent Venue
1969
Week 3 September 9 vs. Mexico Golden Aztecs Farrington Field
Week 11 November 4 at Dallas Rockets Roffino Stadium
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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
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