Roger Hall - World War II Spy/Baltimore Colts Announcer, dies at age 89

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Couple has only exisitng film of complete 1958 NFL Championship Game

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Memorial Stadium Plane Crash

On December 19, 1976, just minutes after the conclusion of an NFL playoff game with the Pittsburgh Steelers, a small plane buzzed the stadium, and then crashed into the upper rows of the upper tier of seating. Fortunately for the fans, the Steelers had won the game handily (40-14), and most of the fans had already exited the stadium by the time the game ended. There were no serious injuries, and the pilot was arrested for violating plane safety regulations.

Anyone Remember Gino's Hamburger's?

Found a great fan site dedicated to Gino's Hamburgers! Check it out here:
Gino's Hamburgers Website

Baltimore Colts Hall of Famers

Name	Position	Years w/Colts
Raymond Berry	WR	1955-1967
Art Donovan	OT	1953-1961
Weeb Ewbank	Coach	1954-1962
Ted Hendricks	LB	1969-1973
John Mackey	TE	1963-1971
Gino Marchetti	DE	1953-1964,1966
Lenny Moore	RB	1956-1967
Jim Parker	OT	1957-1967
Joe Perry	FB	1961-1962
Don Shula	Coach	1963-1969
Johnny Unitas	QB	1956-1972

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The "Sack Pack"

Anyone remember the "Sack Pack" from the mid-70's? Can you name more than one player? Here they are: Defensive ends Fred Cook and John Dutton, and defensive tackles Mike Barnes and Joe Ehrmann made up the Sack Pack.

1976 Divisional Playoff Game vs. Steelers

I only attended a couple of Colts games. My first was the 1976 Divisional Playoff game against the Steelers. I believe a co-worker of my father had a couple of extra tickets, very close to mid-field, as I recall. It was a cold, overcast day, but I remember the thrill of walking up the ramp and seeing the field in person for the first time. I remember clearly the 3rd play of the game, when Terry Bradshaw through a 76 yard TD pass to John Stallworth. That's the only play I remember. The Colts lost 40-14.