The Packers Century Collection
    Every game for every Packers fan!Â
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       After purchasing, you will receive the single PDF download that puts you       one-click from every game from 1919-2019. Just keep scrolling to enjoy every single moment!!Â
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Hundreds of stories like these…
“A judge in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, granted a divorce to Mrs. Daisy Goldstein in 1931 because her husband, was more devoted to the Green Bay Packers than to her.”
The National Forgotten League
by Dan DalyÂ
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“I always hated the Bears,” said Merton Eberlain of Mauston, Wisconsin, celebrating his 95th birthday. He saw his first Packer game in 1922. ‘I took a bus to the east side. I stood on the sidelines, and they passed the hat, and I put a silver dollar in the hat.”
Green Bay Press-Gazette
9/2/1997
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“Jason Walder may have been among the more intelligent forms of life at Lambeau Field Saturday. He sold programs for the Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions game in one of the men’s bathrooms. ‘Business is better here than it is out there.’ gesturing toward the door and the two-degree, minus-35 degree wind chill conditions outside. ‘At least in here I can feel my fingers.”
Green Bay Press-Gazette
12/23/90
“St. Mary, defending champion and present leader of the Parochial Football League, defeated St. Joseph 6-0 in an abbreviated game played between halves. Peter Cegelski scored St. Mary’s touchdown on a short plunge.”
Green Bay Press Gazette
10/15/1951