Stone Bowl | ||
at Bates Field | ||
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Stone Bowl 1 | 1947 | Champs (W 12-6) All-Stars, (1/1) |
Stone Bowl 2 | 1948 | All-Stars (W 12-0) Comets, (1/1) |
Stone Bowl 3 | 1949 | All-Stars (W 20-6) Browns, (1/1) |
Stone Bowl 4 | 1950 | Hornets (W 7-6) All-Stars, (1/1) |
Stone Bowl 5 | 1951 | All-Stars (W 20-7) Eagles, (1/1) |
Stone Bowl 6 | 1951 | Wolverines (W 6-0) All-Stars, (12/31) |
Wheat Bowl | ||
at Borleske Stadium | ||
Wheat Bowl 1 | 1964 | Eastern Washington University J.V. (W 33-25) W.S.P. Steelers, (11/11) |
Wheat Bowl 2 | 1965 | Eastern Washington Junior Varsity (W 39-13) W.S.P. Steelers, (11/11) |
Wheat Bowl 3 | 1966 | Eastern Eashington Junior Varsity (W 43-6) W.S.P. Steelers, (11/11) |
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• The Stone Bowl was held between the best prison football team and an All-Star team made up from the rest of the penitentiary league. | |
• The Steelers were an all-star team from the prison league teams. | |
• There was an N.A.I.A. Wheat Bowl played at Great Bend, Kansas. A post-season bowl game 1995 & 1996, and a pre-season game, 1995 to 2006. See those 12 games listed on this Wikipedia page. | |
• There was a State of Kansas community college Wheat Bowl, 1948 to 1950. See game results here. | |
• For more detailed history of the Washington State Penitentiary football, see the Walla Walla Steelers page. |
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