PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST - Revision history

Randylyon at 02:47, 12 February 2025

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	[[Image:image1.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Chuck Costa]]PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. The Punt, Pass and Kick Contest was ~~national~~ contest sponsored by the National Football League. Chuck Costa was the first Iowan to participate in the finals when he was 11 years old. He was attending St. Anthony in 1966. (1)		[[Image:image1.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Chuck Costa]]PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. The Punt, Pass and Kick Contest was a nationally contest sponsored by the National Football League. Chuck Costa was the first Iowan to participate in the finals when he was 11 years old. He was attending St. Anthony in 1966. (1)

	He won the local contest in Dubuque early in October and then on October 30 topped a field of 12 district finalists in a contest at Bettendorf representing over 300 communities in Iowa and Illinois. The final competition with finalists in other age groups ~~competed~~ during intermission at the San Francisco 49er-Green Pay Packers National Football League game in the Milwaukee County Stadium. (2)		Costa won the local contest in Dubuque early in October and then on October 30 topped a field of 12 district finalists in a contest at Bettendorf representing over 300 communities in Iowa and Illinois. The final competition with finalists in other age groups occurred during intermission at the San Francisco 49er-Green Pay Packers National Football League game in the Milwaukee County Stadium. (2)

	Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.		Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.

Randylyon at 21:04, 4 November 2017

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	He won the local contest in Dubuque early in October and then on October 30 topped a field of 12 district finalists in a contest at Bettendorf representing over 300 communities in Iowa and Illinois. The final competition with finalists in other age groups competed during intermission at the San Francisco 49er-Green Pay Packers National Football League game in the Milwaukee County Stadium. (2)		He won the local contest in Dubuque early in October and then on October 30 topped a field of 12 district finalists in a contest at Bettendorf representing over 300 communities in Iowa and Illinois. The final competition with finalists in other age groups competed during intermission at the San Francisco 49er-Green Pay Packers National Football League game in the Milwaukee County Stadium. (2)

			Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.

	Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.

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Randylyon at 21:04, 4 November 2017

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	[[Image:image1.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Chuck Costa]]PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. The Punt, Pass and Kick Contest was national contest sponsored by the National Football League. Chuck Costa was the first Iowan to participate in the finals when he was 11 years old. He was attending St. Anthony in 1966. (1)		[[Image:image1.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Chuck Costa]]PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. The Punt, Pass and Kick Contest was national contest sponsored by the National Football League. Chuck Costa was the first Iowan to participate in the finals when he was 11 years old. He was attending St. Anthony in 1966. (1)

	~~In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at [[BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], became~~ the ~~first~~ Dubuque ~~entry to become an area winner. Bonneville became one of 168 to advance from~~ a ~~beginning~~ field of over ~~3,800,000 contestants across the United States~~. He competed in the 11-~~year-old division in Milwaukee before 51,000 fans attending a~~ Green ~~Bay~~ Packers~~-Minnesota Vikings~~ game. Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.		He won the local contest in Dubuque early in October and then on October 30 topped a field of 12 district finalists in a contest at Bettendorf representing over 300 communities in Iowa and Illinois. The final competition with finalists in other age groups competed during intermission at the San Francisco 49er-Green Pay Packers National Football League game in the Milwaukee County Stadium. (2)



			Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.

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	1. Email from Chuck Costa, November 4, 2017		1. Email from Chuck Costa, November 4, 2017

			2. "National Finals Next," ''Telegraph Herald'', November 3, 1966, p. 10

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Randylyon at 20:51, 4 November 2017

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	PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. ~~National~~ contest sponsored by the National Football League. In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at [[BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], became the first Dubuque entry to become an area winner. Bonneville became one of 168 to advance from a beginning field of over 3,800,000 contestants across the United States. He competed in the 11-year-old division in Milwaukee before 51,000 fans attending a Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings game. Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.		[[Image:image2.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Chuck Costa]]
			[[Image:image1.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Chuck Costa]]PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. The Punt, Pass and Kick Contest was national contest sponsored by the National Football League. Chuck Costa was the first Iowan to participate in the finals when he was 11 years old. He was attending St. Anthony in 1966. (1)

			In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at [[BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], became the first Dubuque entry to become an area winner. Bonneville became one of 168 to advance from a beginning field of over 3,800,000 contestants across the United States. He competed in the 11-year-old division in Milwaukee before 51,000 fans attending a Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings game. Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.

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			1. Email from Chuck Costa, November 4, 2017

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Randylyon at 04:46, 24 December 2008

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	PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. National contest sponsored by the National Football League. In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at [[BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], became the first Dubuque entry to become an area winner. Bonneville became one of 168 to advance from a beginning field of over 3,800,000 contestants across the United States. He competed in the 11-year-old division in Milwaukee before 51,000 fans attending a Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings game. Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.		PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. National contest sponsored by the National Football League. In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at [[BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], became the first Dubuque entry to become an area winner. Bonneville became one of 168 to advance from a beginning field of over 3,800,000 contestants across the United States. He competed in the 11-year-old division in Milwaukee before 51,000 fans attending a Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings game. Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.

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Randylyon at 23:35, 28 July 2008

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	PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. National contest sponsored by the National Football League. In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at [[BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], became the first Dubuque entry to become an area winner. Bonneville became one of 168 to advance from a beginning field of over 3,800,000 contestants across the United States. He competed in the 11-year-old division in Milwaukee before 51,000 fans attending a Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings game. Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, ~~Mike~~\|~~Mike~~ MERCER]] and a boy.		PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. National contest sponsored by the National Football League. In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at [[BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], became the first Dubuque entry to become an area winner. Bonneville became one of 168 to advance from a beginning field of over 3,800,000 contestants across the United States. He competed in the 11-year-old division in Milwaukee before 51,000 fans attending a Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings game. Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Michael\|Michael MERCER]] and a boy.

Randylyon: New page: PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. National contest sponsored by the National Football League. In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, became the fi...

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New page: PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. National contest sponsored by the National Football League. In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, became the fi...

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PUNT, PASS AND KICK CONTEST. National contest sponsored by the National Football League. In 1976 Jason Bonneville, then a sixth grade student at [[BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], became the first Dubuque entry to become an area winner. Bonneville became one of 168 to advance from a beginning field of over 3,800,000 contestants across the United States. He competed in the 11-year-old division in Milwaukee before 51,000 fans attending a Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings game. Advertising posters for the contest bore a sketch (drawn by Norman Rockwell) of [[MERCER, Mike|Mike MERCER]] and a boy.