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The Palm Festival: the 1st Orange Bowl
The Orange Bowl Festival was created to attract visitors to
South Florida during the Great Depression. In 1932, George E.
Hussey was Florida Power & Light's athletic director and
Miami's official greeter. The media interest surrounding California's
Rose Bowl and parade caught the attention of Hussey and Earnie
Seiler, Miami's recreation director. Hussey asked Chick Meehan,
a friend and coach at Manhattan College, if his team would play
the University of Miami on New Year's Day. Meehan accepted,
and plans were made for the inaugural game in Miami. It would
be dubbed the Palm Festival. To save money, Manhattan took a
three-day boat trip to Miami, but when he arrived at Moore Park
field, he was told that the organizers were $1,500 short of
their $3,000 pledge to Manhattan College. Meehan refused to
play until his team was fully paid. Three hours before the start
of the game, a sheriff brought one of the local bookies to Moore
Park field to save the day. According to Earne Seiler, the bookie
peeled off 15 $100 bills from his bankroll. Miami would go on
to beat Manhattan, 7-0, in the game. The tradition that began
that day has developed into the largest tourist attraction in
South Florida. The Palm Festival would change names to become
the Orange Bowl in 1935. In 1989, FedEx became the title sponsor
of the FedEx Orange Bowl Classic. For more information on the
FedEx Orange Bowl, please visit the Official
FedEx Orange Bowl Website.
FedEx Orange Bowl tickets are sold for more than face value.
