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up the crowd. the newly founded Cardinal cheerleaders help inspire the team to victory. An extensive search was held for squad members and tryouts lasted all sum- caw Tempe on Monday evening, Septem- ber 12, there were people everywhere. The streets were packed and all the parking spaces were taken. All around campus, there were people of all ages sporting bright red shins and carrying porn poms. Could it be a concert? No. An ASU sporting event? Close, but not quite. No, it was none of the above, but the first game of the brand-new Phoenix Cardinals. People here just went crazy! said Joe Schmidt, who worked at Arizona Sports and Shorts on Mill Avenue. After wanting an NFL team for so long, the fans were just ready to cheer on the Cardinals. After so much deliberation during spring 1988, it seemed as though Ar- izona ' s NFL team would never become a reality. But the decision was finally made, and before long, it was time for the Cardinals ' first home season game. As early as 1:00pm Monday afternoon, people crowded all around the campus area, having tailgate parties. The pre- game parties are half the fun of going to the game, said Joseph Carrington, a Phoenix resident. If you build up a lot of enthusiasm beforehand, you cheer ex- tra loud. Most of the spectators cheered extra loud during that first game. Residents of halls close to the stadium said they could hear the crowd all evening. Even though the Cardinals lost the first game, that did not dampen the crowd ' s spirits. There ' s always room to improve, Carrington said. The Cardinals did shape up and even moved to first place in the NFC East for some time. There ' s something about having an NFL team here that just makes the area more fun, said Ted James, who worked at Edsel ' s Attic on Mill Avenue. It ' s great to have a team to cheer for. It kind of brings the community together. ft CAROLYN I ' VE Bidwill ' s birds Fly westward ARDINAL MANIA as Calk mail 3
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