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1977 American Soccer League
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American Soccer League 1977 season
1977
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New Jersey Americans
New Jersey Americans
José Neto (17)
1976
1978
Statistics of the 1977 season of American Soccer League II.
The Santa Barbara Condors had been granted an expansion franchise but folded during the season due to financial difficulties.Behrens, Woody. "Tale of 2 teams: One dead but one thriving", Ventura County Star, July 12, 1977. Accessed February 4, 2024, via Newspapers.com. "The Santa Barbara Condors suffered an untimely death recently After barely two months in existence as an expansion franchise in the American Soccer League's Western Division severe financial problems have left the Condors extinct. There are differing views on the exact cause of death — whether it was Commentary financial homicide by the management and league or impatient suicide by the players."
League standings
main WDL Q y 5 2 0 n n Eastern Division NJA New Jersey Americans NYA New York Apollo CON Connecticut Yankees NEO New England Oceaneers CLE Cleveland Cobras 16 1 7 48 29 10 1 13 49 45 8 2 14 37 48 8 2 14 35 42 9 2 13 29 41 y 41 42 35 33 27 green1 C blue1 Q Q complete ASL Final Standings August 30, 1977 Fort Myers News-Press (Florida) https://www.newspapers.com/image/213515784/?terms=ASL 2C 2018-08-25
main WDL Q y 5 2 0 n n Western Division SAC Sacramento Spirits LAS Los Angeles Skyhawks CAL California Sunshine SBC Santa Barbara Condors 18 4 4 35 23 13 4 7 44 33 8 2 14 36 51 4 4 4 15 12 y 24 41 35 13 blue1 Q Q Q complete
ASL All-Stars
First Teamhttps://www.newspapers.com/image/144083757/?terms=New%2BYork%2BApollo Americans Place 4 On All-Star Team C2 Asbury Park Press September 2, 1977 September 1, 2018 Position Keith Van Eron, New York GTelmo Pires, New Jersey DDaniel Mammana, Sacramento DPaul Dawidczynski, New York DLeo Ramas, New England DRingo Cantillo, New Jersey MJuan Cano, New Jersey MMario Garcia, New York MTony Douglas, California FJose Neto, New Jersey FJimmy Hinch, Los Angeles F
Playoffs
Bracket
Division semifinals Division finals ASL Championship 25 160px W2 Los Angeles Skyhawks 3 W3 California Sunshine 2 E2 New York Apollo 3 E3 Connecticut Yankees 0 W1 Sacramento Spirits 3 W2 Los Angeles Skyhawks 2 E1 New Jersey Americans 1 E2 New York Apollo 0 W1 Sacramento Spirits 0 E1 New Jersey Americans 3
Division semifinals
August 27Los Angeles Skyhawks3–2 (2OT)California Sunshine Birmingham Stadium • Att. 6,471
August 29New York Apollo3–0Connecticut YankeesHofstra Stadium • Att. 348Crumpacker John Apollo Figures Out Defense To Advance in ASL Playoffs August 30, 1977 Newsday (Melville, NY) https://www.newspapers.com/image/711001616/?terms=Yankees%20Apollos&match=1 68 August 4, 2021
Division finals
August 31New Jersey Americans1–0New York ApolloWall Stadium • Att. 3,107Henderson Greig Americans gain ASL title match September 1, 1977 Daily Register (Shrewsbury, NY) https://www.newspapers.com/image/517177013/?terms=New%2BYork%2BApollo 33 September 1, 2020
August 31Sacramento Spirits3–2Los Angeles Skyhawks Hornet Stadium • Att. 6.730Sports Briefs September 1, 1977 San Mateo Times https://www.newspapers.com/image/39054100/?terms=Sacramento%2BSpirit 20 September 1, 2018
Championship final
September 4, 1977 4:00 PM EST New Jersey Americans (NJ) Ringo Cantillo 26 WalshTelmo Pires 71Juan Cano 86 Austin 3–0 https://www.newspapers.com/image/372752674/?terms=ASL Sacramento Spirits (CA) Rutgers Stadium Piscataway, New Jersey 6,493 (USA)
References
American Soccer League II (RSSSF)
Category:American Soccer League (1933–1983) seasons
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