Super Bowl I

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American football game Super Bowl sports championship

Super Bowl I was the inaugural championship game between the NFL and AFL, marking the beginning of the modern Super Bowl era in professional American football.

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American football game → Super Bowl → sports championship →
anthemPerformer	The Pride of Arizona Marching Band → University of Michigan Marching Band →
attendance	61946 →
city	Los Angeles →
country	United States →
date	1967-01-15 →
favoriteTeam	Green Bay Packers →
finalScore	Green Bay Packers 35–10 Kansas City Chiefs →
followedBy	Super Bowl II →
governingBody1	NFL →
governingBody2	AFL →
halftimeShow	Al Hirt → Grambling State University Marching Band → University of Arizona Symphonic Marching Band →
headCoachLosingTeam	Hank Stram →
headCoachWinningTeam	Vince Lombardi →
kickoffTimeLocal	13:00 →
league1	National Football League →
league2	American Football League →
losingConference	AFL →
losingScore	10 →
losingTeam	Kansas City Chiefs →
mvp	Bart Starr →
mvpPosition	quarterback →
mvpTeam	Green Bay Packers →
networkUS1	CBS →
networkUS2	NBC →
notable	first championship game between NFL and AFL →
officialName	AFL–NFL World Championship Game →
partOf	Super Bowl era →
pointSpread	Green Bay by 14 →
precededBy	1966 NFL Championship Game →
radioNetwork	CBS Radio →
referee	Norm Schachter →
seasonOfLeague1	1966 NFL season →
seasonOfLeague2	1966 AFL season →
sequenceNumber	1 →
shortName	Super Bowl I →
significance	marked beginning of modern Super Bowl era →
simulcast	true →
stadium	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum →
state	California →
surface	natural grass →
timeZone	PST →
winningConference	NFL →
winningScore	35 →
winningTeam	Green Bay Packers →
year	1967 →

Referenced by (11)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Kansas City Chiefs →	appearedInSuperBowl
Curt Gowdy →	coveredEvent
Super Bowl Most Valuable Player Award →	firstAwardedFor
Super Bowl →	firstEdition
Super Bowl II →	follows
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum →	hostedEvent
NFL–AFL merger →	relatedCompetition
Super Bowl I →	shortName
Bart Starr →	SuperBowlMVP
Bart Starr →	wonChampionship
Green Bay Packers →	wonSuperBowl