National Professional Soccer League

National Professional Soccer League (1967)

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Formed: June 13, 19661Form National Soccer League, AP via The Schenectady Gazette, Jun. 17, 1966
Disbanded: December 13, 1967 (Merger with United Soccer Association to form NASL)2Differences settled, soccer leagues merge, AP via The Phoenix, Dec. 14, 1967

First Game: April 16, 1967
Final Game: September 9, 1967

Seasons: 1
States & Provinces: 8 (CA, GA, IL, MD, MO, NY, ON, PA)

Leadership

President: Richard H. Millen (1966-1967)

Trophy Case

 

Background

The National Professional soccer Soccer League (NPSL) was a professional outdoor soccer league that played one season in 1967 before merging with the United Soccer Association (USA) to form the North American Soccer League (NASL). The latter began play in 1968.

 

National Professional Soccer League Franchises

FranchiseYears ActiveNPSL Champions
Atlanta Chiefs1967None
Baltimore Bays1967None
California Clippers1967None
Chicago Spurs1967None
Los Angeles Toros1967None
New York Generals1967None
Oakland Clippers19671967
Philadelphia Spartans1967None
Pittsburgh Phantoms1967None
St. Louis Stars1967None
Toronto Falcons1967None

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More teams and franchises

These additional team histories are filed under this league.

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