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Soccer History:     more books (100)

Postcards from the Edge of Football: A Social History of a British Game by Hunter Davies, 2010-10-05 Soccer: The European Football Championships 1958-2004 by John Robinson, 2004-10-01 Soccer Empire: The World Cup and the Future of France by Laurent Dubois, 2010-06-01 Eire: 1926-96 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Gerry Desmond, 1996-09 Newcastle United: Magpie Memories (The people's history) by John Edminson, Andrew Clark, 1998-12 Australia, 1922-98 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by John Punshon, 1999-04-01 Colombia: 1938-96 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Serge Van Hoof, 1996-12-15 Wales: 1961-96 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Gareth Davies, 1996-09 Play Up Corinth: A History of Corinthian Football Club by Rob Cavallini, 2007-11-13 Wales: 1876-1960 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Gareth Davies, 1995-09 England: 1872-1960 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Mike Ross, 1995-05-31 Peoples History: Stanley Remembered by Alan Harrison, Jack Hair, 1999-07-01 England: 1961-96 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Mike Ross, 1996-09 New Zealand, 1904-94 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics)

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41. UMC Soccer History - Past Seasons
    UMC soccer history Past Seasons 2001 Team Roster; 2001 Schedule;2000 Team Roster; 2000 Schedule; 1999 Team Roster; 1999 Team Schedule;  
    http://www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics/soccer/History/history.htm

42. Women's Soccer - Women's Soccer History & Records
    Women's Soccer. Women's soccer history Records. 2003 History Records (PDF).Standings. CUSA Tournament Results. NCAA Postseason Results. All-Conference Teams.  
    http://www.c-usasports.com/sports/wsoccer/history/

43. Www.naia.org:    Women's Soccer History
    Women's Soccer National Championship Tournament History YEAR. SITE. CHAMPION. RUNNERUP.SCORE. 1984. St. Louis, Mo. St. Mary’s (Calif.). Cardinal Newman (Mo.). 4-0.  
    http://www.naia.org/wsoccer/championship/history/tournament.html
    
    Extractions: YEAR SITE CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE St. Louis, Mo. St. Mary’s (Calif.) Cardinal Newman (Mo.) Tacoma, Wash. Westmont (Calif.) Puget Sound (Wash.) Wilmington, Ohio St. Mary’s (Calif.) Berry (Ga.) Erskine, S.C. Berry (Ga.) Erskine (S.C.) Abilene, Texas Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Hardin-Simmons (Texas) Due West, S.C. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Berry (Ga.) Due West, S.C. Berry (Ga.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Boca Raton, Fla. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Missouri Valley Tacoma, Wash. Lynn (Fla.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) St. Charles, Mo. Berry (Ga.) Lynn (Fla.) 1-0 (SD-OT) Mount Berry, Ga. Lynn (Fla.) Park (Mo.) Mount Berry, Ga. Lynn Fla.) Lindenwood (Mo.) San Antonio, Texas Simon Fraser (B.C.) Mobile (Ala.) 3-2 (SD-5OT) San Antonio, Texas

44. Www.naia.org:    Women's Soccer History
    Women's Soccer National Championship Tournament History TOURNAMENT MOST VALUABLEPLAYER 1985. Sandra Asimos, Westmont (Calif.). 1986. Kathy Jones, St.  
    http://www.naia.org/wsoccer/championship/history/tournyhonors.html
    
    Extractions: TOURNAMENT MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Sandra Asimos, Westmont (Calif.) Kathy Jones, St. Mary’s (Calif.) Carol Chilton, Berry (Ga.) Sonya Brandt, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Wendy Johnson, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Shari Rider, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Shari Rider, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Dorte Nielsen, Lynn (Fla.) Lynn Heath, Berry (Ga.) Hanne Nissen, Lynn (Fla.) Lene Terp, Lynn (Fla.) Megan Blaker, Simon Fraser (B.C.) Jacqueline Law, Mobile (Ala.) Kendra Payne, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) Katie Gardomoer, Westmont (Calif.) Phebe Trotman, Simon Fraser (B.C.) Karin Sullivan, Westmont (Calif.) Kristi Sullivan, Westmont (Calif.) National Championship Tournament History National Championship Tournament Participation National Championship All-Time Results

45. Women's Soccer History
    Women's soccer history. Year, Record, Coach. 2002, 511-1, Dick Sipperly.2001, 10-11-0, Dick Sipperly. 2000, 11-7-1, Norm Riker. 1999, 12-7-1, DickSipperly.  
    http://athletics.vassar.edu/soccer/w-history.html
    
    Extractions: Coach History Honors Links ... Sports Information Physical Education PE Web Site Dance Web Site In the Pink Club Sports ... Vassar Home Women's Soccer History Year Record Coach Dick Sipperly Dick Sipperly Norm Riker Dick Sipperly Dick Sipperly Dick Sipperly Dick Sipperly Dick Sipperly Dick Sipperly Jeff Dezago Robbe Wood John Jorgensen John Jorgensen John Jorgensen John Jorgensen John Jorgensen John Jorgensen John Jorgensen John Jorgensen John Jorgensen John Jorgensen James Garrant Notes:

46. Men's Soccer History
    History. Year, Record, Coach. 2002, 117-0, James Franklin. Vassar joined theNCAA Division III in 1980-81. Men's Soccer became a varsity sport in 1972.  
    http://athletics.vassar.edu/soccer/m-history.html
    
    Extractions: Coach History Honors Links ... Sports Information Physical Education PE Web Site Dance Web Site In the Pink Club Sports ... Vassar Home History Year Record Coach James Franklin Chris Parsons Chris Parsons Chris Parsons Chris Parsons Chris Parsons Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Stewart Robinson Stewart Robinson Stewart Robinson Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Andy Jennings Notes:

47. Soccer History
    The Beginning Swift Current Youth Soccer was started in 1985. Foundingmembers were First President Bob Deacon and Executive Members  
    http://www.swiftcurrentsoccer.com/soccer_history.htm
    
    Extractions: The Beginning -Swift Current Youth Soccer was started in 1985. Founding members were First President Bob Deacon and Executive Members Al Philips and Dale Perry. SCYS was incorporated in 1988. SCYS first year was 6,7,8 year olds. In 1986, 9 year olds were added. 10 year olds were added in 1987 with 12 year olds to 19 year olds added in 1988. In 1996 SCYS changed it name to Swift Current Soccer Association and now has over 900 registered soccer players from 5 to 65 years of age.

48. SOCCER HISTORY
    soccer history. This page includes various link sources on the Origin and Historyof Soccer. More links coming soon. Bravenet.com. SOCCER STORIES. soccer history.  
    http://www.scottsbluffsoccer.net/soccer_history.htm
    
    Extractions: HOME SHS BOYS AYSO 875 SOCCER NEWS ... SOCCER POLL SOCCER HISTORY This page includes various link sources on the Origin and History of Soccer. More links coming soon. Please, report any broken links to webmaster FIFA's History of the Game The Early Days of Soccer The History of the Game ... SOCCER HISTORY

49. Gator Soccer History/More... @ Gatorzone.com
    games UF vs UCF Game Quotes UGA vs Miami Boxscore Game Quotes -SEC Tournament Bracket Gator Soccer in Europe  
    http://www.gatorzone.com/soccer/history.php

50. Afrim's Soccer: Afrim's Soccer History
    Owner Afrim Nezaj, having recently graduated from SUNY Albany, wanteda place for him and his friends to play soccer. Afrim purchased  
    http://www.afrimsports.com/history.html
    
    Extractions: How it all began... The Albany Patroons moved out, and Afrim's Sports moved in. Fall of 1990 one large field was installed at the Washington Avenue Armory. Owner Afrim Nezaj, having recently graduated from SUNY Albany, wanted a place for him and his friends to play soccer. Afrim purchased the hockey style boards from the recently disbanded N.Y. Kick professional soccer team, and rented space in the Washington Avenue Armory. It turned out that many other community members shared Afrim's love of soccer. As the number of adult teams increased, Afrim expanded the Armory into two fields, both partially surrounded with hockey style boards, wooden floors still remaining. Youth leagues began to compete at the facility. One year later the field was turfed, and girls teams began participating in Afrim's Indoor Soccer League. The following season field two was turfed and the soccer shop moved from Westgate Plaza and Northway Mall - into the Washington Avenue facility. In 1996 the ice was melted at the Center City Sportsplex and astroturf was placed inside the hockey rink. The opening of one of the largest indoor soccer fields in the Northeast was an excellent move by Afrim Nezaj and the Center City Committee. The City of Schenectady had been operating that facility in the red for several years. The community was searching for new places to play soccer as gym space became harder to book and kids began to compete at higher levels. The addition of the larger field to Afrim's Sports allowed more athletes to participate at one time, and more levels to be offered (A,B,C).

51. Costa Rica Soccer Tours- Costa Rica Soccer History
    Costa Rica soccer history.  
    http://www.costaricasoccer.com/history.shtml
    
    Extractions: ODP Region IV's trip to Costa Rica Costa Rica Soccer History Profile World Cup 2002 Stats Players Coach ... History Country Costa Rica Abbreviation CRC Confederation CONCACAF National team nickname Ticos FIFA World Cup TM appearances FIFA World Cup TM Champions None History Costa Rica is widely considered the rising star of the CONCACAF region, and rightly so.

52. World Soccer History
    SOCCER 101 WORLD soccer history. World soccer history Timeline. The originof football of humanity. WORLD soccer history TIMELINE. 2500 BC,  
    http://www.soccernova.com/html/soccer_101/world_history.htm
    
    Extractions: WORLD SOCCER HISTORY World Soccer History Timeline The origin of football can be found in every corner of geography and history. The Italians, Chinese, Japanese, Egyptians, Ancient Greeks, Toltecs, Native American Indians, Persians, Central Americans, Scottish Clans, Vikings and Assyrians played a ball game long before our era. Later, the Roman harpastum, using a bull's bladder, reached the shores of the Atlantic when the legions conquered Gaul. This game led the way to soule, considered together with the Florentine calcio which emerged during the Renaissance, as the real ancestor of football. Football and handball games reach back to the first steps of the human race. Over thousands of years, ancient communities introduced rules to their elementary play of kicking and throwing. Games also embellished religious or tribal festivals. The Chinese played "football" games at least 3000 years ago. It is suspected strongly that the shadowy Celtic nations of Europe and the Vikings had rather nasty football ceremonies. In South and Central America a game called "Tlatchi" once flourished. The Ancient Greeks and the Romans used football games to sharpen warriors for battle. Roman games such as Harpastum or Paganica, which all had elements of kicking or running with the ball, spread Europe-wide with their empire's armies. Traditional football games played throughout Europe in centuries past are still being staged in modern times, especially in the British Isles. They usually include an element of mob battles and chases over countryside and through water. Undertones of ancient Celtic pagan ceremonies as well

53. Truck Soccer History
    History CH Draft tells the tale The idea of Truck Soccer evolved out ofa general desire to drive remotecontrol cars around and smash 'em.  
    http://www.cardhouse.com/soccer/history.htm
    
    Extractions: C.H. Draft tells the tale: The idea of Truck Soccer evolved out of a general desire to drive remote-control cars around and smash 'em. Guy Worthy had spoken of this desire several times early in 1997, to the point where he was ready to dig up a large portion of his backyard to make a dirt track. Of course, there was more to it than this; basic, common sense enhancements to the cars were discussed. Things like grappling hooks, flame throwers, and the like. There were some interesting cheap remote-control cars that already had cheap, snap-on weirdo stuff, but it all seemed rather wimpy. More importantly, none of these cars had more than two unique frequencies. I don't have to explain that, do I? What it meant, rather simply, was that only two cars could race at the same time. Any more cars, and the frequencies crossed. No good. So we started looking at the more expensive cars. And even more expensive. Then we started looking in the glass cases. And there it was. The big one. The Scorpion II. Six frequencies, one hunnerd dollars. Who's got that kind of money? I don't.

54. World Cup Football 2002 :: Soccer History
    Detailed analysis of football world cup including a short note on soccerhistory. Other Channels.  
    http://www.indbazaar.com/football/hisoc.asp
    
    Extractions: The hisotry of soccer officially began in England in the mid-19th century, and was commonly associated with exclusive private schools. However, social standing could not contain the popularity of the game, and soccer began to be played and watched by individuals from all social backgrounds. Football clubs and organisations began to be appear as early as 1855. Shortly thereafter the Football Association of London was established. As the sport spread throughout England, it was obvious to all that geographical borders would not contain this spectacular spectator sport. Soccer began to spread throughout the world like an infectious disease, and the need to regulate and standardise this sport arose in the minds of some. FIFA was thus born. FIFA (the acronym for Federation Internationale de Football Association) is the international body which administers standardised soccer rules, and regulates the running of the World Cup Soccer Competition. This organisation came into being in 1904, and though dogged by red-tape and the typical in-fighting one sees in any organisation, most would agree it has done a satisfactory job at regulating this international sport.

55. Men's Soccer History
    Westmont Men's soccer history. (Click on tab below to find all the factsand figures of Westmont men's soccer history). History / Records.  
    http://www.westmont.edu/sports/msoccer_history.html
    
    Extractions: Feedback Schedule / Results Roster / Bio's Coaching Staff ... NAIA Polls (Click on tab below to find all the facts and figures of Westmont men's soccer history) History / Records Individual Records Team Records Yearly Results - 1960's Yearly Results - 1970s Yearly Results - 1980s Yearly Results - 1990s Yearly Results / Statistics - 2000s NAIA National Tournament History Series Results All-Time Roster All-Americans / Award Winners The Westmont men's soccer program has a long history of success. Since its beginning in 1965, Warrior teams have won an NAIA-record 507 games. Westmont has also made 15 trips to the NAIA National Tournament and produced 41 NAIA All-Americans. Westmont soccer is one of the only schools to boast three head coaches with over 100 victories. Russ Carr took over the program in its infancy and proceded to produce 202 victories and a national title. Bob Fortosis then won 114 games in his eight seasons, and Dave Wolf has 186 wins since taking over in 1991. Coaching Records Coach Years Record Pct.

56. Women's Soccer History / Records
    Westmont Women's soccer history. (Click on tab below to find all thefacts and figures of Westmont women's soccer history). History  
    http://www.westmont.edu/sports/wsoccer_history.html
    
    Extractions: Feedback Schedule / Results Roster / Bio's Coaching Staff ... NAIA Polls (Click on tab below to find all the facts and figures of Westmont women's soccer history) History / Records Individual Records Team Records Yearly Results - 1980s Yearly Results - 1990s Yearly Results / Statistics - 2000s NAIA National Tournament History Series Results All-Time Roster All-Americans / Award Winners The Westmont women's soccer program has developed into one of the premier programs in the nation. The Warriors have claimed four NAIA national championships (1985, 1999, 2001, 2002) and have reached the NAIA Final Four on two other occasions. In the last 10 years, Westmont has made eight trips to the national tournament and has an impressive winning percentage of .789. That span has included victories over UC Santa Barbara, Pepperdine, USC and national-calibre opponents from both the NCAA Division II and III ranks. Coaching Records Coach Years Record Pct. Carolyn Eisenhardt John-Paul Verhees Carin Jennings Graham West Harald Heinrich Mike Giuliano Totals 20 years John-Paul Verhees

57. Egyptian Soccer History
    Egyptian soccer history. If you do not see the table below then your WWWbrowser does not support HTML tables. In Egypt, soccer is a way life.  
    http://ceg.uiuc.edu/~haggag/history.html

58. World Cups: Soccer History Page
    For the first time in World Cup history, qualifying rounds were played to decide Brazil,being at the peak of the soccer world, never let Sweden the tiniest  
    http://www.angelfire.com/on/worldwidesoccer/history.html
    
    Extractions: World Champion: Uruguay Uruguay was the host country of the first World Cup games ever. Thirteen countries participated in the tournament: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay from South America, Mexico and the United States from Central and North America, and Belgium, Romania, Yugoslavia and France from Europe. All games were played at one single venue: in Montevideo. In the Final Game, Uruguay took the lead versus Argentina through a goal scored by Pablo Dorado. Argentina equalized only eight minutes later through Carlos Peucelle and even took the lead through a goal scored by Guillermo Stabile. Early in the second half, Uruguay's Pedro Cea tied the game again. Santos Iriarte and Hector Castro scored the third and fourth goal for Uruguay's 4-2 victory over Argentina. World Champion: Italy For the first time in World Cup history, qualifying rounds were played to decide which of the 32 applying teams would eventually be part of the 16 teams participating in the tournament, played in a knockout format all the way through.

59. Women's Soccer History
    TRAILBLAZERS 2002WOMEN'S soccer history. Roster Schedule StatisticsTrailBlazers Homepage The women's soccer program has  
    http://www.lc.cc.il.us/SportsInformation.nsf/pages/SoccerWHist
    
    Extractions: Tammy Dutko in 1993; Jennifer Gettemeier Suzanne Miller Staci Dowdy Roxanne Simpson Elizabeth Guccione Aubrey Cardinal Angie Bode Jamie Dienell Kateri Barry Ambert Hubert Debra Aaron Jessica Vasiloff Heather Holland '02. One of the highest honors any athlete can receive is to be recognized across the country as the best. Lewis and Clark has been fortunate to have two players selected as National Junior College Player of the Year: Staci Dowdy in 1996; Angie Bode

60. Men's Soccer History
    TRAILBLAZERS 2002 MEN's soccer history.  
    http://www.lc.cc.il.us/SportsInformation.nsf/pages/SoccerMHist

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