Martinzaehringer, where did you live, I grew up in Waukegan, saw him many times. His dad was the music teacher and band director at Waukegan Township High School, 1962 was my graduation class
@harlemcat2314 күн бұрын
Tom Landry number 49 for the Giants wow! Pick 6. Put him on the Cowboys secondary 😭😭😭
@KoriH-rj6ch23 күн бұрын
Was this in forbes field?
@user-td4zp4gq2p26 күн бұрын
When pops Giants left he waited till 62 for the Mets.
@leethecomedianАй бұрын
Is there a color version of this out there? I appreciate the b&w adds to the nostalgia. I'm thinking it could bring in new fans to Da Bears family.✌
@steve_etzelАй бұрын
The Giants did play in the Polo Grounds when the Mets adopted the park as its home field in 1962.
@reladjoeАй бұрын
I'm 52 years old, and I just found out right now that there was a New York Yanks NFL team. Amazing thing you'll find on KZread thanks for sharing
@graciemaemarie11jones16Ай бұрын
i bet vinnie beat his wife after this game. why is the super bowl trophy named after a TYRANT?
@graciemaemarie11jones16Ай бұрын
sweet.dikta WIPED OUT adderly
@dr.migilitoloveless23852 ай бұрын
The Polo Ground stood for several more years being the original home of the New York Mets in 1962 to 1963 before the Mets moved to Shea stadium in 1964.
@michaelbyrne88602 ай бұрын
The Bears beat the Packers twice that year to win the The Black & Blue Division and win the 1963 Championship Game! After they shot Kennedy in Dallas like a dog in November 22! They weren't even sure if they would play the Championship Game! But they did and it was the first time I cheered for the Chicago Bears to win after the Chicago Cardinals left Comiskey for St Louis! The Bears won the game because of the interception of a Y A Tittle pass! A lot of Southsiders became Chicago Bear fans that day! Kinda of funny both Wade & Jimmy Mac wore #9 jersey and were similar in their style of playing QB on the NFL level! 22 years apart! Both Champions! # 63 Ted Karras Sr. Played RTG that year his brother Alex Detroits #71 DT & HOF'ER, his Brother Lou played too! And then his Grandson Ted Jr. Played Center for New England during a couple of Superbowl wins! Three Generations of Karras's playing in the Big 10! Talk about a Family Tradition! Love watching the old games of the 60's & 70's! The game was an hour long! No Fu?king TV Timeouts! Now it's a 3 hour commercial where sometimes a football game breaks out!
@allenmurray78932 ай бұрын
Adrian Burke was the official on the field for Franco's Immaculate Reception. I believe it happened right in front of him.
@sr73122 ай бұрын
4 and 5 interceptions in a game doesn't happen so much anymore. What play by the secondary!
@rockyhines58422 ай бұрын
I love the video, but the fake crowd noise is not necessary.
@KevinMiller-xn5vu3 ай бұрын
Sellout crowd at Ebbets Field for the first game of World Series, but attendance dropped off precipitously for regular season games, leading to the Bums to move to California for the 1958 season. As far as 'Wait 'Til Next Year' goes, there wouldn't be any as the Dodgers would finish their 75th and last season in Brooklyn in third place in the National League.
@lorenzobeckmann37364 ай бұрын
I saw some of these players play live; Holy Smokes
@lonniestephens62544 ай бұрын
It still drives me nuts!
@GrouchyKraut4 ай бұрын
Wish players still played both ways. More interesting
@ultrametric93175 ай бұрын
Trivia - in the 49ers game, the 49ers are NOT not wearing gold. Their colors were SILVER and red. So you have to really work your imagination to see that :) They switched to gold the next year.
@yaboy16895 ай бұрын
Does anyone know the average height of these guys?
@ChristianBellamy5 ай бұрын
My grandfather Pop went to Army. Pop said GO ARMY BEAT NAVY.
@jasonaikens74545 ай бұрын
Clipping should have been called at the 11 yard line on the game winning play.
@smilanesi98Ай бұрын
Unless it had an absolute direct impact on the outcome of the play refs would not call it. Not even today in a SB.
@Nignogdingdongoogabooga5 ай бұрын
Wilt didn’t score 100
@scottmitchell19745 ай бұрын
Snow on Nov. 4th!
@robd27216 ай бұрын
Sorry, did the announcer say Ameche ruptured his A-CHil-les tendon? Was that one of those pronunciations that was evolving? Sort of like when "Los Angeles" was pronounced with a "hard" G?
@broadstreet216 ай бұрын
It was more than just a hockey game, off the ice, it was a cold civil war between the English and French, the former were the oppressive elites, the latter was the majority under oppression. Campbell represented the English elite, he suspended Richard, a French player, after he struck an official who restrained him and allowed an opponent to keep beating him up. Up until that game, Richard was already playing with a short fuse, pulling dirty antics, but in reality was fighting for the French.
@aarondigby50546 ай бұрын
@25:25 Elrod "Crazy Legs" Hirsch, "Slinging"SammyBaugh, Bob Eaterfield, MarionMotley, remember reading a book about football stars and these guys were in the book, along with Otto Graham, then lateon seeing Otto graham on tv, I said damn he's old and still playing. So it was the mid 60s, Sonny jurgenson, Johnny U, Bart Starr.
@antoinelavoisier97846 ай бұрын
When men were men
@tygrkhat40876 ай бұрын
Among the Hall of Famers mentioned in the highlights: Otto Graham, Dante Lavelli, Lou Groza, Tom Landry, Emlen Tunnell, Sammy Baugh, Bill Dudley, George Blanda, Pete Pihos, Steve Van Buren, Jack Butler, Bobby Layne, Doak Walker, Tony Canadeo, Bob Waterfield, Crazylegs Hirsch, Y.A.Tittle, and Joe Perry.
@detierross83406 ай бұрын
Reople dont realize; they were thinking supper bowl 1963... It would been Sand Diego Chargers against. BEARS!! BEARS Wouldve WON!!! It be HALLAS Trophy think about that b
@patek97896 ай бұрын
1:54 wow Night Train Lane really gave up the game winning TD
@howardcosell2022Ай бұрын
No. The Lions won the game 20-15 and that is why Lenny Moore is in the hall of fame
@patek97896 ай бұрын
Night Train Lane gave up 2 really big catches in this short film
@aarondigby50546 ай бұрын
@7:15 Tom Landry legendary Dallas Cowboys coach with a pick 6 for a TD
@michaelpieczynski93407 ай бұрын
Imagine an extra point being kicked into your front yard
@MrDuds19847 ай бұрын
19:30 as Ditka was breaking tackles Oswald was expiring
@michaelleroy92815 ай бұрын
Yes but nobody saw the game on TV or heard it on the radio , only the fans that were there saw it
@Azzmelater7 ай бұрын
Football is one of those subjects where newer is better haha. From gear, balls, training, etc.
@leeroschen37797 ай бұрын
Ah, the good ol' days. Back when NFL Football WAS FOOTBALL!
@francisogrady18327 ай бұрын
Where's Ed Sprikle?
@MegaJustGeorge7 ай бұрын
Harry Wismer - who went on to become an owner in the American Football League, specifically the New York Titans; Wismer's methods were unorthodox, to say the least; as fate would have it, Wismer's ballclub was doomed by mismanagement, as well as his petty bickering with everybody from the AFL Commissioner right down to the very fans he needed in order to survive. Thankfully, in 1963, Wismer's club was bought by a syndicate headed by David A. "Sonny" Werblin - and the team became, of course, the New York Jets.
@jimmym24867 ай бұрын
As a lifelong Mets fan and lover of baseball history I always felt a connection to the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants (more so the Giants because my dad was a Giants fan and he was the reason I became a Mets fan so based on that logic I figured I would have been a Giants fan (which I am in football)
@MikeS297 ай бұрын
I love that the Mets' colors are Dodger Blue and Giants Orange.
@jimmym24867 ай бұрын
@@MikeS29 That is cool also can you imagine two fan bases who were heated rivals arguing over their respective teams who probably the only thing that they agreed on is their mutual hatred of that team from the Bronx coming together as fans after the traumatic event of losing their teams?
@ditto19587 ай бұрын
I remember watching video of a Colts game from that year and the play by play announcer was really cocky. The Colts started out strong and seemed to be on their way to another conference championship. Talk about counting your chickens before they hatch…
@TheBatugan777 ай бұрын
A simpler time. 😳😲😯😮😦😧🙄😱
@ricelaker8 ай бұрын
1951 season was my first NFL season as I was born that July 72 years ago.
@ricelaker8 ай бұрын
Lou "The Toe" Groza
@nominalize81628 ай бұрын
Those blocks omg
@Drbob3698 ай бұрын
No beef Jerky steroid boys
@user-pi4kf9uw3m8 ай бұрын
1:49
@CommonScents9528 ай бұрын
Could you imagine football players in the 50’s watching the game today? TAUNTING?!?!? ROUGHING THR PASSER?!?!?
@martinzaehringer16978 ай бұрын
For being 72 years ago, it's amazing how much of the game is similar . . . except how slow they arae all moving
@martinzaehringer16978 ай бұрын
Otto Graham once lived near me when I was a child. One weekend he had a yard sale, and my father went over to his house and came back with two signed NFL footballs, one for me, one for my brother. Next to our house was an open field where all the kids in the neighborhood would play. One afternoon my father comes home and sees us playing football and he asks whose football we're using and I told him one of the ones you got from that Otto guy.
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Martinzaehringer, where did you live, I grew up in Waukegan, saw him many times. His dad was the music teacher and band director at Waukegan Township High School, 1962 was my graduation class
Tom Landry number 49 for the Giants wow! Pick 6. Put him on the Cowboys secondary 😭😭😭
Was this in forbes field?
When pops Giants left he waited till 62 for the Mets.
Is there a color version of this out there? I appreciate the b&w adds to the nostalgia. I'm thinking it could bring in new fans to Da Bears family.✌
The Giants did play in the Polo Grounds when the Mets adopted the park as its home field in 1962.
I'm 52 years old, and I just found out right now that there was a New York Yanks NFL team. Amazing thing you'll find on KZread thanks for sharing
i bet vinnie beat his wife after this game. why is the super bowl trophy named after a TYRANT?
sweet.dikta WIPED OUT adderly
The Polo Ground stood for several more years being the original home of the New York Mets in 1962 to 1963 before the Mets moved to Shea stadium in 1964.
The Bears beat the Packers twice that year to win the The Black & Blue Division and win the 1963 Championship Game! After they shot Kennedy in Dallas like a dog in November 22! They weren't even sure if they would play the Championship Game! But they did and it was the first time I cheered for the Chicago Bears to win after the Chicago Cardinals left Comiskey for St Louis! The Bears won the game because of the interception of a Y A Tittle pass! A lot of Southsiders became Chicago Bear fans that day! Kinda of funny both Wade & Jimmy Mac wore #9 jersey and were similar in their style of playing QB on the NFL level! 22 years apart! Both Champions! # 63 Ted Karras Sr. Played RTG that year his brother Alex Detroits #71 DT & HOF'ER, his Brother Lou played too! And then his Grandson Ted Jr. Played Center for New England during a couple of Superbowl wins! Three Generations of Karras's playing in the Big 10! Talk about a Family Tradition! Love watching the old games of the 60's & 70's! The game was an hour long! No Fu?king TV Timeouts! Now it's a 3 hour commercial where sometimes a football game breaks out!
Adrian Burke was the official on the field for Franco's Immaculate Reception. I believe it happened right in front of him.
4 and 5 interceptions in a game doesn't happen so much anymore. What play by the secondary!
I love the video, but the fake crowd noise is not necessary.
Sellout crowd at Ebbets Field for the first game of World Series, but attendance dropped off precipitously for regular season games, leading to the Bums to move to California for the 1958 season. As far as 'Wait 'Til Next Year' goes, there wouldn't be any as the Dodgers would finish their 75th and last season in Brooklyn in third place in the National League.
I saw some of these players play live; Holy Smokes
It still drives me nuts!
Wish players still played both ways. More interesting
Trivia - in the 49ers game, the 49ers are NOT not wearing gold. Their colors were SILVER and red. So you have to really work your imagination to see that :) They switched to gold the next year.
Does anyone know the average height of these guys?
My grandfather Pop went to Army. Pop said GO ARMY BEAT NAVY.
Clipping should have been called at the 11 yard line on the game winning play.
Unless it had an absolute direct impact on the outcome of the play refs would not call it. Not even today in a SB.
Wilt didn’t score 100
Snow on Nov. 4th!
Sorry, did the announcer say Ameche ruptured his A-CHil-les tendon? Was that one of those pronunciations that was evolving? Sort of like when "Los Angeles" was pronounced with a "hard" G?
It was more than just a hockey game, off the ice, it was a cold civil war between the English and French, the former were the oppressive elites, the latter was the majority under oppression. Campbell represented the English elite, he suspended Richard, a French player, after he struck an official who restrained him and allowed an opponent to keep beating him up. Up until that game, Richard was already playing with a short fuse, pulling dirty antics, but in reality was fighting for the French.
@25:25 Elrod "Crazy Legs" Hirsch, "Slinging"SammyBaugh, Bob Eaterfield, MarionMotley, remember reading a book about football stars and these guys were in the book, along with Otto Graham, then lateon seeing Otto graham on tv, I said damn he's old and still playing. So it was the mid 60s, Sonny jurgenson, Johnny U, Bart Starr.
When men were men
Among the Hall of Famers mentioned in the highlights: Otto Graham, Dante Lavelli, Lou Groza, Tom Landry, Emlen Tunnell, Sammy Baugh, Bill Dudley, George Blanda, Pete Pihos, Steve Van Buren, Jack Butler, Bobby Layne, Doak Walker, Tony Canadeo, Bob Waterfield, Crazylegs Hirsch, Y.A.Tittle, and Joe Perry.
Reople dont realize; they were thinking supper bowl 1963... It would been Sand Diego Chargers against. BEARS!! BEARS Wouldve WON!!! It be HALLAS Trophy think about that b
1:54 wow Night Train Lane really gave up the game winning TD
No. The Lions won the game 20-15 and that is why Lenny Moore is in the hall of fame
Night Train Lane gave up 2 really big catches in this short film
@7:15 Tom Landry legendary Dallas Cowboys coach with a pick 6 for a TD
Imagine an extra point being kicked into your front yard
19:30 as Ditka was breaking tackles Oswald was expiring
Yes but nobody saw the game on TV or heard it on the radio , only the fans that were there saw it
Football is one of those subjects where newer is better haha. From gear, balls, training, etc.
Ah, the good ol' days. Back when NFL Football WAS FOOTBALL!
Where's Ed Sprikle?
Harry Wismer - who went on to become an owner in the American Football League, specifically the New York Titans; Wismer's methods were unorthodox, to say the least; as fate would have it, Wismer's ballclub was doomed by mismanagement, as well as his petty bickering with everybody from the AFL Commissioner right down to the very fans he needed in order to survive. Thankfully, in 1963, Wismer's club was bought by a syndicate headed by David A. "Sonny" Werblin - and the team became, of course, the New York Jets.
As a lifelong Mets fan and lover of baseball history I always felt a connection to the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants (more so the Giants because my dad was a Giants fan and he was the reason I became a Mets fan so based on that logic I figured I would have been a Giants fan (which I am in football)
I love that the Mets' colors are Dodger Blue and Giants Orange.
@@MikeS29 That is cool also can you imagine two fan bases who were heated rivals arguing over their respective teams who probably the only thing that they agreed on is their mutual hatred of that team from the Bronx coming together as fans after the traumatic event of losing their teams?
I remember watching video of a Colts game from that year and the play by play announcer was really cocky. The Colts started out strong and seemed to be on their way to another conference championship. Talk about counting your chickens before they hatch…
A simpler time. 😳😲😯😮😦😧🙄😱
1951 season was my first NFL season as I was born that July 72 years ago.
Lou "The Toe" Groza
Those blocks omg
No beef Jerky steroid boys
1:49
Could you imagine football players in the 50’s watching the game today? TAUNTING?!?!? ROUGHING THR PASSER?!?!?
For being 72 years ago, it's amazing how much of the game is similar . . . except how slow they arae all moving
Otto Graham once lived near me when I was a child. One weekend he had a yard sale, and my father went over to his house and came back with two signed NFL footballs, one for me, one for my brother. Next to our house was an open field where all the kids in the neighborhood would play. One afternoon my father comes home and sees us playing football and he asks whose football we're using and I told him one of the ones you got from that Otto guy.