1960 SUN BOWL program on eBay

ADLER · June 27, 2005

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There aren't a whole lot of these still around, and they're seldom seen for sale.

Includes photos of the 1959 squad including the great Abner Haynes.

Edited June 27, 2005 by ADLER

NT80 · June 27, 2005

hummm........

greenjoe · June 27, 2005

I would like to buy this program but I don't want to bid up the price against my Mean Green friends. If I'm successful, I'll display it in Lower Section E.

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NT80 · June 27, 2005

I would like to buy this program but I don't want to bid up the price against my Mean Green friends. If I'm successful, I'll display it in Lower Section E.
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One of us needs to buy it to insure it stays in the Mean Green family. Go for it Joe, unless Adler wants it first since it appears he found it. Just be careful of snippers within the last minute of the auction.

stebo · June 27, 2005

I don't think it is a program from the game. If you read the description, it says that it was released at a Sun Carnival in like 1996 or something.... Then the front page/cover says it is the 25th Anniversary Edition... so maybe it covers all the games from the history of the Sun Bowl. Perhaps it is a misprint; but if you are interested - I would e-mail the seller and clarify exactly what the contents are. His description starts off with this:

68-page SUN BOWL program for game played 1996. SUN CARNIVAL events, local advertising, complete program for the game with photos and stats, starters, coaches, more. Excellent condition.

ADLER · June 27, 2005

I don't think it is a program from the game.

It is a program for the 1960 (1959 season) game, that 1996 is only a misprint.

I will not be bidding because I purchased the only other one that has become available on eBay (back in 2000), and I would have a hard time justifying to my bride why I needed a second copy.

JB is right, "One of us needs to buy it to insure it stays in the Mean Green family."