Sheryl Lee appeared in an organization written and directed by Woody Allen.
Not to be confused with the defunct Philadelphia Quakers team of the National Hockey League , the Philadelphia Quakers baseball team who became the Philadelphia Phillies in 1890 or the University of Pennsylvania athletics teams , the Pennsylvania Quakers .. Philadelphia Quakers. Philadelphia Quakers ( NHL ). National Hockey League. National Hockey League. Philadelphia Phillies. Philadelphia Phillies. University of Pennsylvania. University of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Quakers. Pennsylvania Quakers. Philadelphia. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Quakers were a professional American football team that competed in the first American Football League in 1926 and won the league 's only championship .. Philadelphia Quakers. Philadelphia Quakers ( NHL ). Philadelphia. Philadelphia. American Football League. American Football League ( 1926 ). 1926 American Football League season. American football. American football. first American Football League. American Football League ( 1926 ). Owned by L. S. Conway , the Quakers played their home games in Sesquicentennial Stadium on Saturdays because of Pennsylvania 's Blue laws prohibiting work or business on Sundays .. Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. Sesquicentennial Stadium. John F. Kennedy Stadium ( Philadelphia ). Coached by Bob Folwell , the majority of the team played their college football in Pennsylvania .. Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. Bob Folwell. Bob Folwell. The Quakers had nine players -LRB- including Century Milstead , Charlie Way , Butch Spagna , and Bull Behman -RRB- who had previously played for various National Football League teams .. Century Milstead. Century Milstead. Charlie Way. Charlie Way. Butch Spagna. Butch Spagna. Bull Behman. Bull Behman. National Football League. National Football League. The combined experience gave the team an edge in line play , particularly on defense -LRB- the Quakers yielded only five points per game for the 1926 season -RRB- .. 1926 American Football League season. The addition of All-American Glenn Killinger merely added to the defensive riches  : he intercepted four passes in his league debut -LRB- November 4 , 1926 , in a 24-0 victory over the Rock Island Independents -RRB- .. 1926 American Football League season. All-American. All-American. Glenn Killinger. Glenn Killinger. Rock Island Independents. Rock Island Independents. Unlike half of their league opponents , the Quakers had no financial connection with league founders C. C. Pyle and Red Grange .. C. C. Pyle. C. C. Pyle. Red Grange. Red Grange. In addition to having a championship team , the Quakers drew well in the stadium in the midst of the Sesquicentennial Exposition .. Sesquicentennial Exposition. Sesquicentennial Exposition. When the fair ended -LRB- early November -RRB- , the audience in the soon-to-be renamed Municipal Stadium diminished , but still drew well when the Quakers defeated the New York Yankees 13-7 on a Bob Dinsmore punt return that decided the game - and the league championship -LRB- November 27 , 1926 -RRB- .. 1926 American Football League season. New York Yankees. New York Yankees ( NFL ). At the time of the championship-clinching game , the AFL had only four active teams -LRB- the Quakers , the Yankees , the Los Angeles Wildcats , and the Chicago Bulls -RRB- , three of which were being subsidized by C. C. Pyle and Red Grange .. C. C. Pyle. C. C. Pyle. Red Grange. Red Grange. Los Angeles Wildcats. Los Angeles Wildcats. Chicago Bulls. Chicago Bulls ( AFL ). The latter three teams played games in the last two weeks of the season while the Quakers started challenging National Football League teams for a `` pro football championship game . ''. National Football League. National Football League. The NFL champions Frankford Yellow Jackets were the first to refuse , claiming that their postseason schedule had been already set .. NFL champions. NFL championship. Frankford Yellow Jackets. Frankford Yellow Jackets. Additional challenges by the Quakers were unanswered until Tim Mara , owner of the seventh place New York Giants , accepted the challenge , scheduling a game for December 12 , 1926 , at the Polo Grounds .. 1926 American Football League season. Tim Mara. Tim Mara. New York Giants. New York Giants. Polo Grounds. Polo Grounds. As the Yankees and the Bulls were playing the AFL 's last official game -LRB- a 7-3 Yankees victory in Comiskey Park -RRB- , the Quakers and the Giants were battling in front of 5000 fans in the middle of a driving snowstorm .. Comiskey Park. Comiskey Park. While the score was only 3-0 at halftime , Quaker errors led to the Giants winning the game 31-0 .. halftime. halftime. Both the Quakers and the AFL were no more .. At the end of the season , former NFL player Wilfred Smith of the Chicago Tribune presented a combined NFL-AFL All Pro team in his column .. Wilfred Smith. Wilfred Smith ( American football ). Chicago Tribune. Chicago Tribune. All Pro. All-Pro. Three Quakers were named to the second team  : George Tully , Bull Behman , and Al Kreuz .. Bull Behman. Bull Behman. George Tully. George Tully ( American football ). Al Kreuz. Al Kreuz