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At what point ... we have got to stop Benedict puffery
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[QUOTE="Pudge, post: 4035140, member: 364"] I distinctly remember a game versus National Power - Saint Louis University (who had a famous coach named Harry Keough) - where they played in Memorial Stadium. It was packed. So ... I don't think they announced ticket sales to regularly back then. I would opine that was a 14,000 or so crowd. While I get off my Hurricane Henri watch ... I will google around EDIT - September 14, 1975 - lost in OT 2-1. Was in the NY Times for one of the first interregional soccer games ever [/QUOTE]
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