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/Home/Sports/Sports/History of Sports/Soccer Histora.org : The World Football Historian Votes:0 Histora.org : The World Football Historian Read More Go to Site National Soccer Hall of Fame Votes:0 Welcome to the virtual home of the National Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum in Oneonta, NY To the left are links to navigate through the site: If you plan on visiting soon, click on ' Plan your visit ' to see Oneonta weather, Museum hours & admission rates, the virtual tour, etc... Sign up your team for one of our summer tournaments We also have links to Hall events, to Hall of Famer bios, etc..., so take a look around and email us what you think. •Dec. 1, local entertainment more> •Skip West at 3:00 more> •Tom Chapin at the Hall more> •Craft Fair, 9-4, on the 8th more> Happy Thanksgiving Weekend! Boy's State Finals at the Hall, Nov 17 & 18 Congratulations to all winners and participants ! Satur day - Semifinals Time At-A-Glance Bettiol Field III Wilber Bank Read More Go to Site The Indoor Game Votes:0 The History of Indoor Soccer in the United States Written by Steve Holroyd (soccerbook@erols.com) , with an intro by Colin Jose To some the game of indoor soccer is new, but just as the outdoor game in the U.S. didn't begin with Pele, the indoor game wasn't born when the Major Indoor Soccer League came into being. Incredible though it may seem indoor, or "rink" soccer as it was known then, was played at least as early as 1885 when the Canadian team that visited New Jersey to play an outdoor international also played a series of indoor games. Newspaper reports of the Canadian tour relate that the games were played at the Olympian Roller Skating rink, on Broadway, near Fifty-second street in New York. There were six players on each team on a surface that measured 165 feet x 80 feet. The goal Read More Go to Site the-afs.com Votes:0 the-afs.com Click here to go to the-afs.com . Read More Go to Site

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