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1967
OAKLAND RAIDERS
”CHAMPIONSHIP ‘67"
The Oakland Raiders had a spectacular year in 1967, won the AFL Championship and played against the Packers in Superbowl II. In a pre-season trade, the Raiders acquired Daryle Lamonica from the Bills, along with end Bill Miller. Willie Brown arrived from Denver and old pro George Blanda was signed after his release from Houston. Blanda backed up new starting quarterback Lamonica and led the league in scoring as placekicker. Duane Benson and guard Gene Upshaw were top rookies who made an immediate impact. Going into the Super Bowl, the Raiders had only lost once all year, a 13-point loss to the Jets at Shea Stadium.
In this rare 28-minute film (it’s the only copy known to exist), you’ll see great AFL action from most Raider home games at the Oakland Coliseum, plus scenes from road games at old War Memorial Stadium, new San Diego Stadium, Rice Stadium in Houston and old Municipal Stadium in Kansas City! Also included is the AFL Championship Game in Oakland vs. Houston, and highlights from Superbowl II against the Packers. Narrated by long-time voice of the Raiders Bill King, this beautiful COLOR film brings back great memories of the Raiders first AFL Championship! Beside those players already mentioned above, you’ll see many other Raiders of the day: Pete Banaszak, Clem Daniels, Larry Todd, Hewritt Dixon, Roger Hagberg, Gus and Jim Otto, Harry Schuh, Bob Svihus, Jim Harvey, Wayne Hawkins, Bob Kruse, Ben Davidson, Ike Lassiter, Carleton Oats, Dan Birdwell, Bill Budness, Dan Conners, Bill Fairband, Bill Laskey, J.R. Williamson, Rodger Bird, Dave Grayson, Kent McCloughan, Warren Powers, Howie Williams, Ken Herock, Dave Kocourek, Warren Wells, Mike Eischeid, Billy Cannon and young Fred Biletnikoff. In one scene the assistant coaches, including a young John Madden are shown, along with head coach John Rauch.
Below is the 1967 Oakland Raiders AFL schedule and scores:
1967
OAKLAND RAIDERS SCHEDULE
Won 13, Lost 1
Sun. Sept 10 Raiders 51, Broncos 0 at Oakland Coliseum.
Sun. Oct. 17 Raiders 35, Patriots 7 at Oakland Coliseum.
* Sun. Oct. 1 Raiders 23, Chiefs 21 at Oakland Coliseum.
Sat. Oct. 7 Jets 27, Raiders 14 at Shea Stadium, New York.
* Sun. Oct. 15 Raiders 24, Bills 20 at War Memorial Stadium.
Sun. Oct. 22 Raiders 48, Patriots 14 at Fenway Park, Boston.
* Sun. Oct. 29 Raiders 51, Chargers 10 at Oakland Coliseum.
Sun. Nov. 5 Raiders 21, Broncos 17 at Mile High Stadium.
Sun. Nov. 12 - BYE WEEK
Sun. Nov. 19 Raiders 31, Dolphins 17 at Oakland Coliseum.
* Thanksgiving Raiders 44, Chiefs 22 at Municipal Stadium, K.C.
* Sun. Dec. 3 Raiders 41, Chargers 21 at San Diego Stadium.
* Sun. Dec. 10 Raiders 19, Oilers 7 at Rice Stadium, Houston.
* Sun. Dec. 17 Raiders 38, Jets 29 at Oakland Coliseum.
Sun. Dec. 24 Raiders 28, Bills 21 at Oakland Coliseum.
AFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
* Sun. Dec. 31 Raiders 40, Oilers 7 at Oakland Coliseum.
SUPERBOWL II
* Sun. Jan. 14 Packers 33, Raiders 14 at The Orange Bowl.
* = Games Shown
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Now you can get your own copy of this rare and fascinating film for only $29.95 plus $5 shipping. (Illinois residents must add $2 sales tax).
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