what town in New York is the National Soccer hall of fame?
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National Soccer Hall of Fame & Museum\n18 Stadium Circle\nOneonta, NY  13820
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I think New York City.
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azteca\n\nMexico City’s fabled Estadio Azteca has been the backdrop for some of history’s most unforgettable FIFA World Cup™ moments. Pele’s last sparks of invention on the world stage, a final glimpse of the old Jules Rimet Cup and Maradona’s famous goals against England in 1986 all took place on the lush grass of the vintage North American gem. Known simply as the Azteca, it is one of the beautiful game’s truly great gathering places -- and the only one to host two FIFA World Cup final matches. \nTeetering 7,200 feet above sea level\n\n\nBuilt in 1966 ahead of the Olympic Games in 1968 and 1970 FIFA World Cup finals, the cavernous, three-tiered bowl was designed to hold almost 115,000 fans. An over-the-top undertaking for the time, the Azteca is a vivid demonstration of Mexico’s mad devotion to the people’s game.
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Try National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.\n\nIt's in Saratoga Springs, NY, across from the racetrack.\n\nThey have a contact for their historian on the Contacts page (phone and email)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York
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I don't exactly know where this game will be shown, but here's a list of NY pubs.  Try contacting some of the ones with promising descriptions:\n\nhttp://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/story/1288602
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PELE;MARADONA;BECKENBAUER
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go to MLS.com and look up savannah, GA
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Name : Dino Zoff\nDate of Birth: 28 February 1942\nBirthplace: Friuli, Italy\nHe was a legend precisely because of his achievements as a player: including 112 Italy caps spanning three FIFA World Cups; and an international football record of 1142 minutes without conceding a goal.\n " ZENGA - Spiderman il est ok" but i prefered the legend Dino Zoff
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Try some of the pubs listed on SoccerBars.com
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Here you go:\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/list-of-mayors-of-new-york-city
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Try SoccerBars.com for a large selection. Nevada Smith's is the best known (and most crowded).
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I love Rockefeller Center simply because NBC studios is right there.  Saturday Night Live and Conan tape there.  Rosie used to, too.  The ice skating rink is also fun, but it's pretty crowded.  The third website listed said over half a million people visit the skating rink each year.\n\nInformation from the last website:\nRockefeller Center is one of the most highly trafficked areas of New York City attracting 19 million visitors a year to the Music Hall, skating rink, NBC studios, and its Christmas tree. Christie's spokesmen say special traffic arrangements will be made for important evening sales.
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yes go here\n\nhttp://foxsports.foxnews.com/soccer/pgStory?contentId=3216398
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En Afrique du sud, dans les stades suivants :\nVille -Stade -Capacite\nBloemfontein -Free State Park -40,000\nCape Town -Green Point 70,000\nDurban -King’s Park -60,000\nJohannesburg -Soccer City Stadium -94,700 places\nJohannesburg -Ellis Park -60,000\nNelspruit -Mbombela -40,000\nPolokwane- Peter Mokaba -n/a\nPort Elizabeth -Nelson Mandela Bay -n/a\nPretoria -Loftus Versfeld -50,000\nRustenburg -Royal Bafokeng -40,000
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the basketball hall of fame is located at\n1000 West Columbus Avenue\nSpringfield, Massachusetts\n\nBuilding\n\nIt was established in 1959, with fundraising leading to an actual building opened to the public on February 17, 1968, at Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts, United States. In 1985 a new hall off-campus was opened near downtown Springfield on the east bank of the Connecticut River.\n\nOn September 28, 2002, the Hall of Fame found its third home in a new $45 million, 80,000 square foot (7,400 m²) shrine to the sport, located just south of the previous Hall of Fame. The facility's bolder architecture features a large, silver, semi-spherical structure several stories high and a tall spire topped with an orange globe. The hall is surrounded by a shopping center of retail outlets.
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City University of New York\n\nColumbia University\n\nNY University