November 9, 1924 (Chicago Cardinals vs. Dayton Triangles)

<p>When Football Is Football is part of the <a href="https://sportshistorynetwork.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Sports Yesteryear</a>.</p><p><strong><u>EPISODE SUMMARY</u></strong></p><p>Most NFL football games played almost 100 years ago, where two teams with losing records opposed against each other would all but be forgotten by our current generation. Especially when no one famous made a debut or set some kind of long-standing record. A game at Chicago’s Comiskey Park on November 9, 1924, where the Chicago Cardinals hosted the Dayton Triangles is one of those games in this forgotten genre. We at the Sports History Network, just like you, our faithful listeners and readers, love the history of athletics no matter what the case. Hey, this is the Headquarters of Sports Yesteryear, after all! </p><p>We found it to be an interesting game because with having SHN partners who are among the top historians of the Triangles (Bruce Smith) and the Cardinals (Joe Ziemba), along with the talented writing and acting crew of Orville Mulligan: Sportswriter, that we can bring back to life this seemingly lost contest of so long ago. Join us in this presentation of NFL history as Darin Hayes of Pigskin Dispatch hosts experts Bruce, Joe, and the Orville Mulligan ensemble to creatively tell the tale of the Dayton at Chicago game of 1924.</p><p><strong>Thanks to:</strong></p><p>Joe Ziemba of Sports History Network’s, “ When Football was Football Podcast”</p><p>Bruce Smith of Sports History Network’s “ “Triangles: The Life and Times of an NFL Original Team” </p><p>As well as some of the fine music “Dayton Piano Rag” which was created and performed by Bruce Smith</p><p><strong>Special recognition to our actors from Orville Mulligan: Sportswriter audio drama segments are:</strong></p><p><strong>FREDDIE CARSON</strong> (radio announcer) - Caedmon Holland</p><p><strong>ORVILLE</strong> - Doug Fye</p><p>Also, the great writing and producing of Mr. Os Davis are evident. Find m