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FirstLight Federal Credit Union Presents Scooby-Doo & Shaggy October 20, 2014
Cartoon Network's Scooby-Doo and Shaggy are coming to the 78th Annual FirstLight Federal Credit Union Sun Bowl Parade on Thursday, November 27. The two characters will be hosted on FirstLight's parade float when the parade begins at 10 a.m. from Montana and Ochoa Streets.
"The FirstLight Federal Credit Union Sun Bowl Parade is a great El Paso tradition that is loved by people of all ages, and I understand that Scooby-Doo and Shaggy are excited to join us," said Karl Murphy, President and CEO of FirstLight Federal Credit Union. "FirstLight is proud to sponsor the parade and to be able to bring these popular characters to the people of El Paso and Las Cruces."
Scooby-Doo and Shaggy will be riding on the FirstLight Federal Credit Union float, built by the employees of the credit union. The appearance of the popular mystery-solving duo is contracted through Time Warner Cable of El Paso.
Scooby-Doo and Shaggy will also appear at the Outlet Shoppes on Wednesday, Nov. 26, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. FirstLight Federal Credit Union and Time Warner Cable invite fans of the popular Cartoon Network characters to join them for photos and fun.
Review Stand tickets for the parade can be purchased now at FirstLight Federal Credit Union branches, Circle K locations and the Sun Bowl Association office. For more information call (915) 533-4416.
Scooby-DoO, Shaggy and all Scooby-Doo marks and images associated with Scooby-Doo, Shaggy are the property of Hanna-Barbera and/or Warner Bros. All Rights Reserved.
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The first Sun Bowl game was played at El Paso High School's Jones Stadium, with the El Paso All-Stars defeating Ranger 25-21.
Texas Tech and West Virginia played the first Sun Bowl game at Kidd Field, a 15,000-seat stadium on the UTEP campus.
Miami (Ohio) capped an undefeated season with a 13-12 Sun Bowl victory over Texas Tech.
Two games were played in the same calendar year, Jan. 1 & Dec. 31.
18,646 fans witnessed Oregon defeat SMU, 21-14, in the first Sun Bowl game played at Sun Bowl Stadium on Dec. 31.
Tony Dorsett, Elliott Walker & Robert Haygood rushed for over 100 yards each as Pitt defeated Kansas, 33-19 before a sellout crowd.
The first snow during a Sun Bowl game happened the first time the game was played on Christmas Day.
The 50th edition of the game featured the highest-ranked team ever to play in El Paso – No. 6 SMU. Alabama rolled over SMU, 28-7.
Maryland scored 28 second half points for the biggest comeback win in Sun Bowl history defeating Tennessee 28-27.
The Sun Bowl became the first bowl to enter an agreement with a corporate sponsor signing a five-year contract with John Hancock.
The highest TV rating (7.6) in 20 years also saw over 50,000 fans pack Sun Bowl Stadium to see Michigan State over USC, 17-16.
Game is renamed the Norwest Sun Bowl after Norwest Corporation establishes a corporate relationship with the Sun Bowl Association.
A Norwest/Wells Fargo Bank merger changes the name to Wells Fargo Sun Bowl.
Name is changed to Vitalis Sun Bowl as the largest crowd in Sun Bowl history (51,288) witnesses Arizona State edge Purdue, 27-23.
Renamed the Brut Sun Bowl after securing sponsor Helen of Troy Ltd. through 2009 making largest team payout ever: $1.9m/team.
The game sold out in 22 hours setting a new stadium attendance record, 54,021 as Notre Dame and Miami renew their storied rivalry.
Utah RB John White rushed for 124 yards on 26 carries scoring the winning touchdown in the Sun Bowl's first ever overtime game.
Sun Bowl fans were able to watch the future No. 2 (Mitch Trubisky) and No. 3 (Solomon Thomas) picks in the NFL Draft battle it out in their final collegiate football game.
Kellogg's Frosted Flakes® is announced as the title sponsor of the newly-named Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl.
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