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Despite playing in front of 16,000 people in their first home game (against the Yankees on October 17, 1926), the Bulls were generally a poor attraction despite the star power of Joey Sternaman. Most of the Bulls games – both at home and away – were played in front of 4000 people or fewer. Attendance
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7–3 victory over the Bulls in Comiskey Park on December 12, 1926, the first AFL was officially dead. Although Joey Sternaman was the official owner of the team, the bills were paid by C. C. Pyle, who decided to cut his losses by dissolving his (and Red Grange's) interest in the team as the Yankees
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on November 28 against the Yankees, in front of 3000 in Comiskey Park on December 5 against the Wildcats, and in front 8000 in Comiskey Park on December 12 against the Yankees. With the conclusion of the last game, the AFL – and the Chicago Bulls – became history, and Sternaman returned to the
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match the Bulls' offer to Driscoll, keeping him in the established league but knocking the Cardinals out of championship contention). Failing to sign Driscoll, the Bulls built up their roster by signing up men who played their college football in the
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As Sternaman continued his career, he was not the only former Chicago Bull to join an NFL team's roster after the dissolution of the AFL:
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on September 26; the Bulls played the last three official games of the American Football League: in front of 15,000 in
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at Bulls games were often a reflection of the drawing power of their opponents. The team's first game (at
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The newly minted Bulls had adverse effects on the more established NFL. First, the Bulls leased
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as shareholders (Pyle and Grange were also the co-owners of the
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Chicago Bulls
Chicago
American Football League (1926)
Joey Sternaman
Comiskey Park
American football
first American Football League
1926
Joey Sternaman
Chicago Bears
Dutch Sternaman
C. C. Pyle
Red Grange
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Wildcats
blocking back
Comiskey Park
Chicago Cardinals
Normal Field
Paddy Driscoll
NFL champions
Chris O'Brien
American Midwest
Newark
Davids' Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Joey Sternaman
New York Yankees'
barnstorming
American South

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