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- Seaboard_Football_League abstract "The Seaboard Football League was a minor American football league that operated from 1971 to 1974. It folded after the 1974 season as a result of the founding of the World Football League, which deprived the league of talent.Some of the more notable Seaboard Football league alumni include Vince Papale, who went on to the WFL's Philadelphia Bell and later the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles); Joe Klecko, who \"was never paid a penny\" for his time and used the opportunity to earn a college scholarship and propel himself into a professional career; wide receiver Jack Dolbin, who later appeared in Super Bowl XII for the Denver Broncos; and King Corcoran, the career minor-league quarterback who would also go on to play for the Bell in the WFL. While players (such as Klecko) could play as amateurs, most players were paid a sum of $50 per game.During the 1972 season, after the folding of the Atlantic Coast Football League, the Seaboard Football League was the second-highest ranking professional football league in the United States, behind only the NFL. The NFL played its last interleague exhibition match against an SFL team in 1972, when the New York Jets rookies defeated the SFL's Long Island Chiefs 29–3. The league dropped to third-tier after the Hartford Knights left for a revived ACFL and the league picked up teams from the semi-pro Empire Football League for play in 1973.The league was founded with eight teams in 1971, five of which came from the Interstate Football League, two from the Mason-Dixon Football League, and one independent. The teams played a 14-game season, with all games taking place on Saturday nights. In 1972, the Hartford Knights of the ACFL joined the league, going undefeated and winning the championship then returned to the ACFL for its 1973 season. The Seaboard League again had 8 franchises, but played a ten-game season. After the ACFL folded, Bridgeport Jets and the New England Colonials played joined the Seaboard League, which fielded six teams in a shortened 1974 season.".
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageExternalLink index.cfm?cat=41842.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageExternalLink LIChiefs.htm.
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- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageLength "6638".
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- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageRevisionID "681801054".
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink 1971_Seaboard_Football_League_season.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink 1972_Seaboard_Football_League_season.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink 1973_Seaboard_Football_League_season.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink 1974_Seaboard_Football_League_season.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Albany_Metro_Mallers.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink American_football.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Atlantic_Coast_Football_League.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Bridgeport,_Connecticut.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Category:Defunct_American_football_leagues.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Category:Semi-professional_American_football.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Chambersburg_Cardinals.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Denver_Broncos.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Hagerstown,_Maryland.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Hartford,_Connecticut.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Jack_Dolbin.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Joe_Klecko.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink King_Corcoran.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink National_Football_League.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink National_Football_League_preseason.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink New_York_Jets.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Philadelphia_Bell.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Philadelphia_Eagles.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Schuylkill_County,_Pennsylvania.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Super_Bowl_XII.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Vince_Papale.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink Wilkes-Barre,_Pennsylvania.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLink World_Football_League.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLinkText "SFL".
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageWikiLinkText "Seaboard Football League".
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Cite_book.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Profootball.
- Seaboard_Football_League wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Seaboard_Football_League subject Category:Defunct_American_football_leagues.
- Seaboard_Football_League subject Category:Semi-professional_American_football.
- Seaboard_Football_League hypernym League.
- Seaboard_Football_League type SoccerClub.
- Seaboard_Football_League type SportsLeague.
- Seaboard_Football_League type League.
- Seaboard_Football_League comment "The Seaboard Football League was a minor American football league that operated from 1971 to 1974.".
- Seaboard_Football_League label "Seaboard Football League".
- Seaboard_Football_League sameAs Q7440185.
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- Seaboard_Football_League sameAs Q7440185.
- Seaboard_Football_League wasDerivedFrom Seaboard_Football_League?oldid=681801054.
- Seaboard_Football_League isPrimaryTopicOf Seaboard_Football_League.