| Steel Bowl | ||
| (H.B.C.U.) | ||
| Birmingham, Alabama | ||
| Steel Bowl | 1941 | Morris Brown (W 19-3) Wilberforce, at Legion Field 11,104 (1/1) “Negro National Championship” |
| Steel Bowl Classic | ||
| (Professional Football) | ||
| Steel Bowl Classic | 1942 | Southern College All-Stars (W 26-13) Nashville Pros, at Legion Field (1/1) |
| Vulcan Bowl | ||
| (H.B.C.U.) | ||
| Vulcan Bowl 1 | 1942 | Langston (W 13-0) Morris Brown, at Rickwood Field (1/1) |
| Vulcan Bowl 2 | 1943 | Texas College (W 13-0) Tuskegee Institute, at Rickwood Field 6,000 (1/1) |
| Vulcan Bowl 3 | 1944 | Tuskegee Institute (W 12-7) Clark College (Georgia), at Rickwood Field 6,000 (1/1) |
| Vulcan Bowl 4 | 1945 | Tennessee A&I (W 13-0) Tuskegee Institute, at Rickwood Field (1/1) |
| Vulcan Bowl 5 | 1946 | Tennessee A&I (W 33-6) Texas College, at Rickwood Field (1/1) |
| Vulcan Bowl 6 | 1947 | Tennessee A&I (W 32-0) Louisville Municipal College Bantams, at Rickwood Field (1/1) |
| Vulcan Bowl 7 | 1948 | Wilberforce State (W 27-21) Grambling, at Rickwood Field (1/1) |
| Vulcan Bowl 8 | 1949 | Kentucky State (W 23-13) North Carolina A&T, at Rickwood Field 6,000 (1/1) |
| 1950 to 1951 NO GAME | ||
| Steel Bowl | ||
| Steel Bowl | 1952 | Bethune-Cookman (W 27-13) Texas College, at Legion Field 1,500 (1/1) |
| Iron Bowl | ||
| (C.C.C.A.A.) | ||
| Suisun, California | ||
| Iron Bowl | 1994 | Shasta College (W 20-9) Solano Cokmmunity College, at Rockville Stadium (12/3) |
| Notes: | |
| • In 1939 & 1940, there were two high school all-star games at Legion Field called the Steel Bowl on January 1st. | |
| • The annual Alabama v. Auburn college football game is called the Iron Bowl. Not shown here. |
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