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The President'S Team: The 1963 Armynavy Game And The Assassination Of Jfk,New
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President John F. Kennedy, A Former Naval Hero And A Passionate Football Fan, Was Looking Forward To Watching The Midshipmen Take On The Cadets At The Annual Armynavy Game On November 30, 1963. 'I Hope To Be On The Winning Side When The Game Ends,' He Telegrammed The Navy Coach On November 20. Two Days Later, The President Was Assassinated In Dallas, Changing The Nation Forever. Exploring The Close Relationship Between President Kennedy And The Navy Football Squad Of The Early 1960S, Author Michael Connelly Describes How The 1963 Armynavy Gamewhich Was Played On December 7 After An Initial Postponementserved As A Welcome Distraction For A Nation In Mourning While Provding A Opportunity To Honor Jfk'S Memory. Connelly Ties Together The Historic Armynavy Rivalry With The Changing Political Landscape Of The 1960S, Both At Home And Overseas. The President'S Team Delves Into Kennedy'S Love Of Football And The Special Bond He Established With Many Of The Navy Players, Including Heisman Winner And Former Hall Of Famer Roger Staubach.
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