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Soccer History:     more books (100)

History of Sports - Soccer by Gail B. Stewart, 2000-09-01 The rainbow game: A random history of South African soccer History of the Soccer World Cup by Glanville, 1974-04 A pictorial history of soccer by Dennis Signy, 1971 Cassell Soccer Companion: History, Facts, Anectodes by David Pickering, 1999-06 Belles of the Ball: The Early History of Women's Soccer by David J. Williamson, 1991-10 Living to Play: From Soccer Slaves to Socceratti: A Social History of the Professionals by John Harding, Gordon Taylor, 2004-05-15 The History of Soccer (Helmer, Diana Star, Sports Throughout History.) by Diana Star Helmer, Tom Owens, 2000-08 The Complete book of soccer/professional hockey (The New York times scrapbook encyclopedia of sports history) Soccer: The world game: a popular history by Geoffrey Green, 1956 The Founders of Soccer: With a History of the Game by John Blythe Smart, 2008-03-31 Soccer: A History of the Game, Its Players, and Its Strategy. by Brian. Glanville, 1968-01 The World Cup: The Complete History by Terry Crouch, 2002-04 Forever England: A History of the National Side (Revealing History) by Mark Shaoul, Tony Williamson, 2004-03-01

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21. Rutgers Women's Soccer History
    The year 2000 brought a new millenium and a new era to Rutgers soccer as GlennCrooks became just the second head coach in the program’s history.  
    http://www.scarletknights.com/soccer-women/history/history.htm
    
    Extractions: PRICING/INFO TRAVEL DIRECTIONS SCARLET KNIGHTS STORE MEMBERSHIP INFO ... STANDINGS Select a Sport - Fall - Football Soccer (M) Soccer (W) Field Hockey Cross Country Volleyball (W) Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) - Winter - Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Fencing Gymnastics Swimming Track (M) Track (W) Wrestling - Spring - Baseball Softball Lacrosse (M) Lacrosse (W) Crew Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Track (M) Track (W) Cheerleading Athletics Bands Saskia Webber The 1985 team showed even more promise, compiling a 13-4-1 mark and qualifying for the ECAC Tournament, the first-ever post-season berth. Following a 9-6-2 record in 1986, the Knights soared to their first-ever - and only, to date - NCAA Tournament berth in 1987, when they went 12-6. Despite losing 1-0 to Connecticut in the first round, the squad had made the transition from baby steps to adult stride. Following the triumph of 1987, the squad suffered through an 8-9-3 season in 1988. The disappointment faced by that young 1988 team proved to be a harbinger of great things to come for the next few years.

22. Rutgers Men's Soccer History
    1 ranking in America, which was the first time a team in Rutgers sports history wasranked No. 1. But in 1993, Rutgers returned to the elite of college soccer.  
    http://www.scarletknights.com/soccer-men/history/history.htm
    
    Extractions: PRICING/INFO TRAVEL DIRECTIONS SCARLET KNIGHTS STORE HOMEPAGE ... STANDINGS Select a Sport - Fall - Football Soccer (M) Soccer (W) Field Hockey Cross Country Volleyball (W) Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) - Winter - Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Fencing Gymnastics Swimming Track (M) Track (W) Wrestling - Spring - Baseball Softball Lacrosse (M) Lacrosse (W) Crew Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Track (M) Track (W) Cheerleading Athletics Bands Rutgers Scarlet Knights All-Time Letterwinners With a proud tradition of excellence, Rutgers Soccer has put together a litany of memorable matches and it brings the fans back each and every year. But for a program to reach this level of national recognition, it has to win. It has to win matches against other top teams, it has to win conference matches and it has to win in the post-season. It is that simple. You can have all the bells and whistles you like, but it comes down to winning.

23. Major League Soccer History - SoccerAge
    Major League soccer history SoccerAge .com The best international Soccer coverageincluding stats scores standings transactions schedules rosters odds and  
    http://www.soccerage.com/en/23/00041.html
    
    Extractions: international UK Italiano Deutsch ... Dansk var zflag_nid="210"; var zflag_cid="2/1"; var zflag_width="468"; var zflag_height="60"; International Italy England Spain ... US Soccer Leagues Major League Soccer history Live Scores Champion Team USA Los Angeles Galaxy USA San Jose Earthquakes ... D.C. United var zflag_nid="210"; var zflag_cid="2/1"; var zflag_width="120"; var zflag_height="400"; var zflag_sz="19";

24. Fijilive
    Labasa out of 2003 league. Ba thumps Jetsetters, rewrites soccer history. Nadieyes second string for CVC clash. FIJI soccer history. History of Fiji Soccer.  
    http://www.fijilive.com/soccer/show/news/2003/02/02/02z2.htm
    
    Extractions: Current time in Fiji: 11th April 2003 11:59 PM Welcome guest Fiji Sites Only Entire Web Register Sign in CHANNELS MEDIA Latest News Archives Business Sports ... Letters to the Editor SHOPPING Books Music Video Clothes ... Spices MOBILES Vfiles - SMS Info Ringtones Logos ONE 2 ONE Dating Friendship Marriage Chat ... Mail PERSONAL My Fijilive! Calendar Screensavers Wallpaper BUSINESS Currency Converter Exchange Rate Stock Market GUIDES Directory Holidays Recipes Careers ... TV LIFE BYTES Games Jokes Kool Kidz Men ... Drive WEBMASTERS Web Hosting Web Designing Domain Names Directory SOCCER HEADLINES Ba to break jinx ... ABOUT FIJI FA Information about Fiji Football Association FIJI SOCCER HISTORY History of Fiji Soccer NATIONAL COMPETITIONS CALENDAR PLAYER PROFILES NATIONAL TEAMS ... YOUTH SOCCER Sorry the requested document have been moved to HelloFiji Archives. Please click on this

25. ITALIAN CUP SOCCER HISTORY
    ITALIAN CUP soccer history Saturday, June 16, 1055 AM History ofItalian Cup Finals Year Winner  
    http://www.slam.ca/StatsSOI/BC-SOI-LGNS-ITACUPHIST-R.html

26. ITALIAN SERIE A SOCCER HISTORY
    ITALIAN SERIE A soccer history Monday, May 6, 935 AM History of the ItalianLeague championship Year  
    http://www.slam.ca/StatsSOI/BC-SOI-LGNS-ITALCHAMPS-R.html

27. Rollins Men's Soccer - History
    Men's soccer history of Rollins College Soccer. 1991, Former Rollins standoutKeith Buckley is named the seventh coach in school soccer history.  
    http://www.rollins.edu/athletics/soccer/mens/msoc-history.html
    
    Extractions: The Tars finished with a 0-2-3 record. I arrived at Rollins to find that the College, among other things, didn’t have a fall sport. My predecessor had eliminated football, and I had no quarrel with that, but I did feel it was important for college to start out in the right way. In my opinion, sports are a necessary ingredient in a community that is supposed to show students how to make life a good experience. The atmosphere of the community has to be positive…it has to be right…. So here I was with a college that to me was starting off wrong. The spirit wasn’t right. We couldn’t bring football back because it was too expensive and it just wasn’t practical. I had seen one soccer game in Calcutta, India—they were playing in their bare feet…. I began to think about soccer and the possibility of starting up the sport at Rollins. I approached Jack McDowall, who had been our football coach, and said, “Jack, here’s a chance for you to have a new career. Let’s start soccer at Rollins, and you can coach it.” And he said, “Hugh, the boys won’t come out.” And I said, “Sure they will. They’d rather play soccer than do nothing in the fall.” And of course you don’t offer a sport just for the students who play it; you offer a sport for the college—so that the atmosphere will be right.

28. UC Riverside Men's Soccer History
    Men's Sports. Women's Sports.  
    http://www.athletics.ucr.edu/msoccer/mshistory.html

29. Haverford College Men's Soccer: History
    History. With more than 700 alltime wins, Haverford annually vies with the Universityof San Francisco for the most victories by a college men's soccer program  
    http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/soccerm/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History With more than 700 all-time wins, Haverford annually vies with the University of San Francisco for the most victories by a college men's soccer program. The oldest organized college soccer team in the nation, the Fords' rich tradition began a century ago when Richard Gummere '02 entered a club from the college in a local league. The soccer program soon gained national prominence when Haverford defeated Harvard University, 1-0, in the first modern-day intercollegiate soccer match on April 1, 1905. The Crimson's team had been started by Haverfordians who went to Cambridge for graduate school. Haverford was one of the top teams in the nation in the first half of the century, often winning the national title over an essentially Ivy League schedule. The 1945 team was undefeated. The soccer squad was a regional power in the 1950's under its great Scottish mentor, U.S. Olympic coach and Soccer Hall of Famer Jimmy Mills. As late as 1960, two Fords, Harold Taylor and Gyula Kovacsics, both '61, were named to a first-team All-American eleven that included players from major universities. In the mid-'70's, Haverford became a frequent NCAA tournament qualifier and won the Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division five times between 1976 and '82 under coach Dave Felsen '66, now headmaster at Friends Central School near Philadelphia, and Stanley "Skip" Jarocki '69.

30. Haverford College Women's Soccer: History
    History. With the centurylong success of soccer at Haverford, it was not surprisingthat when women's soccer began at the college in the mid-'80s, it found  
    http://www.haverford.edu/athletics/soccerw/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Coach Captains Roster Schedule ... Haverford Home Page History With the century-long success of soccer at Haverford, it was not surprising that when women's soccer began at the college in the mid-'80s, it found fertile soil and took root quickly. Swift progress was made from a combined club with Bryn Mawr, to an all-Haverford club and then to HC's first varsity in 1985. One member of that first varsity who earned all-league status was Wendy Smith '87 who has returned as head coach of the program. Smith's teams have been outstanding in the Centennial Conference. In 2001, senior midfielder Liz Young was named to the Third Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region, after earning First Team All-Centennial Conference honors. Young joined the ranks of other Fords who have received all-region recognition, including Jessica Rosen '96 (2nd team 1995), Amanda Salter '98 (3rd team 1997), and Courtney Nolan '99 (3rd team both 1998 and 1999). The schedule now includes non-league national and regional powers and an annual October fall break trip. The Fords visit Florida to play Rollins College and Florida Southern University in 2002 after recent trips to Chicago, New England, Virginia, Atlanta, Texas, North Carolina and metropolitan New York.

31. WOMEN'SOCCER History
    WOMEN'S soccer history COLLEGES A few colleges played club or intramuralwomen's soccer as far back as the 1920s. By the 1950's, a  
    http://members.aol.com/jonagrm/misc/history.htm
    
    Extractions: A few colleges played club or intramural women's soccer as far back as the 1920s. By the 1950's, a large youth soccer movement had developed, and large numbers of girls participated. A law passed in 1972, often called 'Title IX', said that no school could receive federal funds if that school discriminated against women. Though largely ignored at first, Title IX would later become the driving force behind an explosive growth of women's college soccer. The first varsity women's soccer program was at Brown University in 1977. The first 'national' championship was in 1980. In 1981, a national championship was held by the AIAW (Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women). The first NCAA women's soccer championship was held in 1982. Each year since 1981, a dozen or so new Division I women's teams have been added. And Divisions II and III, the NAIA, and the junior colleges have all experienced dramatic growth. Thanks, in part, to Title IX, women's college soccer is boooming . It's the fastest growing intercollegiate sport (men's or women's). It now ranks as one of the most popular intercollegiate sports for women. The level of play has improved dramatically, as has the competition.

32. Essex Soccer
    Home, Essex soccer history, Picture Gallery, Links. Essex soccer historyAll Time Scoring Team/Individual Records Results 1981present.  
    http://www.ejhs.k12.vt.us/homepages/soccer/history.htm

33. Soccer History And Statistics Web Sites
    soccer history and Statistics Web Sites. Interested in soccer history? Journalof soccer history, Online journal devoted to the history of soccer.  
    http://www.mastersport.co.uk/links/soccerhistory.htm
    
    Extractions: Interested in soccer history? If so, here are web sites with lots of information about the history of football and statistics. Journal of Soccer History Online journal devoted to the history of soccer RSSSF International soccer archives British Society of Sports History Sports history including articles about soccer American Soccer History Archives Large collection of articles and information about USA and Canadian soccer history. Soccer Hall of Fame Hall of fame for USA soccer Chris Allen's Soccer Records US pro soccer results Soccer Data A history of soccer Soccer Commentary About the development of American soccer International Journal of the History of Sport Academic journal of sports history Association of Football Statisticians Includes articles about football history Joe's North American Soccer History Soccer history in North America in English, French and Italian Soccer History General soccer history article Fort Collins Soccer Hsitory Mastersport Multimedia, 6 Regal Drive, Kettering, NN16 9SR, United Kingdom

34. AggieAthletics.com :: Soccer History
    Big 12 Conference Logo. NCAA Logo. Texas A M soccer history 2001 Season Results,Boxscores, Statistics, Roster; 2000 Season Results, Boxscores, Statistics, Roster;  
    http://www.aggieathletics.com/index_full.php?pageID=162&SID=WSO

35. Aztec Men's Soccer, San Diego State University - Official Athletic Site
    The largest margin of victory in Aztec soccer history came when SDSU defeated ChapmanCollege, 130. The Aztecs outscored opponents 55-9 on the way to an 8-1-1  
    http://goaztecs.ocsn.com/sports/m-soccer/spec-rel/091002aaa.html
    
    Extractions: Aztec Soccer: History And Tradition SDSU's men's soccer program boasts storied and successful past. Sept. 10, 2002 The San Diego State men's soccer program boasts one of the most storied collegiate soccer histories in the west. From the team's 15 consecutive winning seasons streak dating to its 1968 inception to the NCAA championship runner-up team in 1987, and from talented SDSU products/U.S. World Cup standouts Marcelo Balboa and Eric Wynalda to recent goalkeeper standouts Matt Hall Tim Edwards and Brian Barnes , the Aztec program is rich with tradition and success. A look back at the program year-by-year yields a glimpse into this impressive and proud history.

36. Men's Soccer History
    Georgia Perimeter College Men's Soccer, History,  
    http://www.gpc.edu/~athletic/Men's Soccer/Men's Soccer History.html

37. Women's Soccer History
    Women's Soccer Coaches. Women's Soccer Players. Women's Soccer News. Women's SoccerHistory. Women's Soccer Directions. Women's Soccer Honors. Women's Soccer Alumni.  
    http://www.gpc.edu/~athletic/Women's Soccer/Women's Soccer History.html

38. Etown SportsNet: Men's Soccer/History & Archives
    Men's soccer history and Archives. From this page you can access notes aboutthe program, past results, statistics, rosters, and program records.  
    http://www.etown.edu/sports/msoccer/past.asp
    
    Extractions: Fast Facts ... Comments? Men's Soccer History and Archives From this page you can access notes about the program , past results, statistics, rosters, and program records Past season and game results are available online for the following seasons: Rosters from the following previous seasons are available here: Statistics are available for the following previous seasons here: Baseball Basketball, Men's Basketball, Women's Cross Country, Men's ... Visitors and Community

39. Soccer History
    You are here Soccer soccer history. Soccer Shoes best selection and price.Soccer Gear it's all here. Sports tickets why stay home? The History of Soccer  
    http://www.about-soccer.com/soccer-history.shtml
    
    Extractions: About Soccer You are here: Soccer Soccer History Soccer Shoes best selection and price Soccer Gear it's all here Soccer Apparel look good Sports Hats get the latest style Sports tickets why stay home? The History of Soccer The modern form of soccer originated in England in the early 1830's. The sport grew among working-class communities and was seen as a way of keeping young and energetic kids out of trouble at home and in the school; they could let off steam and learn the values of teamwork (rampant individualism was considered a problem at the time). The first football clubs were established in Sheffield in 1857, and soon they had enough to establish their own Football Association in 1867. Sheffield FA played London FA in 1861, one of the first regional matches. and eventually the need for a unified set of rules became obvious. This group attempted to establish a series of rules which would please everyone, but they couldn't resolve issues such as use of hands, allowing hacking of opponents, etc. Many supporters of these elements (considered more "manly") eventually withdrew and formed the Rugby Football Union, and the FA established rules more similar to the modern game.

40. Soccer History
    You are here Soccer soccer history continued. Soccer Shoes best selectionand price. Sports tickets why stay home? The History of Soccer  
    http://www.about-soccer.com/soccer-history-2.shtml
    
    Extractions: About Soccer You are here: Soccer Soccer History continued Soccer Shoes best selection and price Soccer Gear it's all here Soccer Apparel look good Sports Hats get the latest style Sports tickets why stay home? The History of Soccer When soccer first started in the United States, it was played primarily by schoolboy and college teams, and was largely an upper-class game. The Oneida soccer club, formed in Boston in 1862 is often cited as the first soccer club to consist of a regular roster of players, as opposed to the pick-up games commonly played at the time. It consisted of a group of Boston secondary school students from fairly elite public schools in the area (Boston Latin, Boston English, etc.). This club would play matches against pickup teams throughout the Boston collegiate community and went undefeated, and unscored upon during their entire four year existence. Apparently, teamwork, and familiarity with teammates was a significant factor in winning, and this was not lost on the public. The Oneida Football Club was the first soccer club anywhere outside of England, even predating the formation of Scottish teams. Clubs soon spread to other collegiate communities.

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