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One of the youngest teams in the NFL at the time, the 1992 Dallas Cowboy season was a franchise best with a 13-3 record. Losing only to the Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams and Washington Redskins, they entered the play-offs as the number one seed in the National Football Conference East. One of the most memorable games of the post season was between the Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers, for the NFC conference championship. A failed 4th down conversion almost gave the game to the 49ers. The Cowboys were able to rally and hold on to the lead, scoring 13 points in the final quarter, winning the game and going on to play in Super Bowl XXVII at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena California on January 31st, 1993. The Cowboys dominated the Buffalo Bills, winning with a score of 52-17 and becoming the National Champions.

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The Chicago Cubs did not make it to the World Series in 1967, let alone win it. That honor went to the St. Louis Cardinals. Though the Cubs did hold the top spot from July 2nd, 1967 to July 25th, they were not able to hold on to their lead, losing to the Cardinals 4-3 on the 25th and falling into 2nd place. After that loss, the Cubs were not able to rally and ended the season in 3rd place in the National League, standing with 87 wins and 74 losses.

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One of the oldest sports franchises in US history, the Chicago Cubs have been continually playing in the same city since 1870. Their logo has changed many times over the year, starting as a Old English C. The C shape changed several times over the years, sometimes represented with a bear or 'ubs' inside the C to create the team name. This logo came into use in 1957 when the jagged blue outline was abandoned in favor of a smooth shape. In 1979 a thicker blue circle was introduced. 

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One of the oldest sports franchises in US history, the Chicago Cubs have been continually playing in the same city since 1870. Their logo has changed many times over the year, starting as a Old English C. The C shape changed several times over the years, sometimes represented with a bear or 'ubs' inside the C to create the team name. This logo came into use in 1979 when a thicker blue circle was introduced to replace the thin blue circle that was used from 1957-1978.  

Read more about the History of Cubs Buttons on the Busy Beaver blog.

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One of the oldest sports franchises in US history, the Chicago Cubs have been continually playing in the same city since 1870. Their logo has changed many times over the year, starting as a Old English C. The C shape changed several times over the years, sometimes represented with a bear or 'ubs' inside the C to create the team name. This logo came into use in 1979 when a thicker blue circle was introduced to replace the thin blue circle that was used from 1957-1978. 

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This button is a fan button for the Chicago Cubs, with the same mascot as the 1969 "cubs power" bumper stickers and other souvenirs. The 1969 Chicago Cubs included many now-famous players, like Ron Santo, Billy Williams, and Ernie Banks; though they had a pretty solid season, the '69 season is remembered for their 17 game losing streak. 

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