1902 First Indoor Football Game

On Decemember 28, 1902, Syracuse, with Draper, Glen "Pop" Warner, and his brother Bill, along with the peripatetic brothers, Bemus and Hawey, played the Phiiladelphia nationals to a 6-0 defeat in Madison Square Garden, New York. The officials worked in full dress, including silk hats and white gloves. Thirty years later, the Chicago Bears defeated the Portsmouth Spartans, 9-0, indoores at Chicago Stadium. That, up to 1958, was the end of indoor football.

Taken from Roger Treat's, "The Encyclopedia of Football"

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