where is the NFL Hall of fame located and when was it founded?
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http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0SO7BPFLyJEuJMAQSRXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE2YWI1NmQwBGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDMQRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANCMTAwXzgx/SIG=11ifs3r0c/EXP=1143177541/**http%3a//www.profootballhof.com/\n\nanother site for the hall of fame\n\nPro Football Hall of Fame http://www.profootballhof.com/hof/member.jsp?player_id=238
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An early and pivotal figure in the National Football league around the time the two leagues (NFL and AFL) merged, circa 1965, noticed his son playing with a large ball. He asked what it was called, and learned it was a "Super Ball", giving him the idea to call the early championship a Super Bowl. Other football events followed suit and called their championships "_________ Bowl".
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Kansas City Chiefs\n\nFranchise started in 1959 as as the Dallas Texans.  With strong competition with the Dallas Cowboys for fans, the Texans looked to move the franchise to New Orleans.  The Chiefs played in the very first Super Bowl game on Jan. 15, 1967, loosing to the Green Bay Packers 35-10, played in Los Angeles.  \nAFL Champions , 1967 & 1970 \nJanuary 11, 1970 the Chiefs  \nwin the Super Bowl \nSuper Bowl IV Champions-1969\non Jan. 11, 1970 the Chiefs win Super Bowl IV over the Minnesota Vikings 23-7 in New Orleans. \n\n\nFormer Mascot: Warpaint (horse)  Current Mascot: KC Wolf \nHome Field: Municipal Stadium-- 1963 to 1971.  \nThe first game at Municipal had 5,712 fans in attendance.  \nHome: Arrowhead Stadium-- 1972 to current \nFirst Game at Arrowhead on September 17, 1972, a crowd of 78,829 saw the Chiefs loose to the Miami Dolphins 20-10.  \nChiefs History \nArrowhead Stadium is part of the Harry S. Truman Sports Complex,  which includes Kauffman Stadium. \nTeam colors: Red, white and yellow.
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It was founded in 1920 as the American Professional Football Association, and changed it's name to the NFL in 1922.
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The hall of fame is for MLB players.  If O'Niel is in, then Josh Gibson is the HR king with over 900 hr's and Satchel Page is the best pitcher not Cy Young or Nolan Ryan.  But thank god those are not the rules.
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Road To The Hall Of Fame
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Don Meredith retired after the 1968 season.  He played 9 seasons for the Dallas Cowboys (4 as their starting quarterback) and was inducted into their "Ring of Honor" in 1976.
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Founder of the Team was George Halas, died about 20+ yrs ago, it has been on their jerseys atleast since they won the SuperBowl in 1986.
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Los Angeles\n\nIn 1982, Davis moved the team from Oakland to Los Angeles, California and the club became known as the Los Angeles Raiders, but they moved back to Oakland in 1995 being the only sports franchise to move and then come back without making an expansion team.
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The league was formed in 1920 as the American Professional Football Association, which adopted the name "National Football League" in 1922
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On October 26, 1993, NFL owners unanimously selected Carolina as the 29th NFL franchise and the first expansion team since 1976. Fireworks exploded over uptown Charlotte as jubilant fans gathered to celebrate the news. "This is a dream come true for me and my partners and for the 10 million people in the Carolinas," said Carolina Panthers Owner/Founder Jerry Richardson, who became just the second former player to own an NFL team along with George Halas of the Chicago Bears. \n\nThe "dream" began on July 16, 1987 when Richardson met in Charlotte with a group of interested parties to discuss the feasibility of entering the multi-city competition for two NFL expansion franchises. On December 15, Richardson officially announced an NFL franchise bid for the Carolinas. \n\nOne of the first orders of business was to choose a stadium site. Locations in North and South Carolina were considered. On December 15, 1989, Richardson Sports selected a site in uptown Charlotte as the future home of a privately financed NFL stadium that would seat more than 70,000 fans. \n\nAcross the Carolinas, support for an NFL expansion team poured in at an unprecedented rate. U.S. Sens. Jesse Helms of North Carolina and Ernest Hollings of South Carolina lobbied NFL owners on the Carolinas behalf. Likewise, North Carolina Gov. Jim Martin and South Carolina Gov. Carroll Campbell formed a blue-ribbon committee of leading citizens in both states. Fans demonstrated their enthusiasm by selling out preseason games in Raleigh, NC in 1989, Chapel Hill, NC in 1990 and Columbia, SC in 1991. \n\nAt the League owners meeting on March 18, 1992, the NFL reduced the list of expansion candidate cities from eleven to seven with the Carolinas making the cut. Two months later, the NFL narrowed the list of expansion hopefuls to five communities – Baltimore, St. Louis, Memphis, Jacksonville and the Carolinas. \n\nHowever, on October 20, 1992, NFL owners decided to delay the expansion vote until the fall of 1993 because of a labor dispute between the League and the players. Fortunately, on January 6, 1993, the League and the players approved a new Collective Bargaining Agreement. On March 23, 1993, the expansion race officially resumed. \n\nOn June 3, Richardson Sports revealed its impressive plan to privately finance a 72,300-seat stadium from the sale of Permanent Seat Licenses, club seats and luxury boxes, beginning on July 1. A remarkable 15,000 pieces of mail from first-day orders were collected. By the end of the first day, all 8,314 club seats sold out and all 104 luxury suites were reserved and ultimately leased. First-day PSL orders totaled 41,632. \n\nFinally, on October 26, 1993, NFL owners unanimously selected Carolina as the 29th NFL franchise.
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http://www.footballhistory.com
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Super Bowl V in January 1971 (following the 1970 season).  MVP was Chuck Howley, linebacker for the Cowboys who lost to the Colts 16-13 in the first Super Bowl played after the NFL and AFL merger.  The Colts, along with the Steelers and Browns, had just started playing in the AFC with the 10 teams from the AFL.\n\nDue to the number of turnovers between the two teams, Super Bowl V has always been dubbed the "Stupor Bowl."
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Basketball was invented by Dr. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1891 (that's where the Basketball Hall of Fame is). You can find lots more about the history of the game at the Basketball Hall of Fame website (see link below).
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I'm sure that many football coaches have trophies named after them.  If you are in the U.S., you mean American footaball, and the most famous trophy is the Lombardi trophy given to the winning team in the Superbowl.  It is named after Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers.
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1990 New York Giants\n\n* Hall of Fame\n\nHead Coach: Bill Parcells\n\n\nLB  Bobby Abrams \nK  Raul Allegre \nRB  Ottis Anderson \nK  Matt Bahr \nWR  Stephen Baker \nLB  Carl Banks \nTE  Mark Bavaro \nS  Roger Brown \nRB  Maurice Carthon \nS/CB  Mark Collins \nLB  Johnie Cooks \nTE  Howard Cross \nLB  Steve DeOssie \nDE  Eric Dorsey \nS  Dave Duerson \nT  Jumbo Elliott \nDE  Mike Fox \nS  Myron Guyton \nRB  Rodney Hampton \nQB  Jeff Hostetler \nDT/DE  Erik Howard \nWR  Mark Ingram \nS  Greg Jackson \nLB  Pepper Johnson \nG  Bob Kratch \nWR  Troy Kyles \nP  Sean Landeta \nWR  Lionel Manuel \nDT  Leonard Marshall \nLB  Larry McGrew \nRB  Dave Meggett \nG  Eric Moore \nTE  Bob Mrosko \nC  Bart Oates \nLB  Gary Reasons \nT/G  Tom Rehder \nT  Doug Riesenberg \nT  William Roberts \nWR  Stacy Robinson \nRB  Lee Rouson \nQB  Phil Simms \nLB * Lawrence Taylor \nCB  Reyna Thompson \nRB  Lewis Tillman \nWR  Odessa Turner \nCB  Everson Walls \nDE  John Washington \nDT  Kent Wells \nS  David Whitmore \nC/G  Brian Williams \nCB  Perry Williams \nI can only find that not there info
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The venue is chosen in advance during a meeting of the NFL Owners, generally staying five years ahead of the meeting date (which is usually held mid-season around October). The following future sites have already been picked\n2007 -- Miami, Florida\n2008 -- Glendale, Arizona\n2009 -- Tampa, Florida\n2010 -- Miami, Florida