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Washington, DC – Yesterday, Congressman Mark Alford (MO-04) introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives commemorating a significant moment in sports history: the 54th anniversary of the Kansas City Chiefs' first Super Bowl victory. This resolution pays tribute to the historic achievement of the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl IV, held on January 11, 1970.

Highlights of the Resolution:

• Historic Victory: It honors the day the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Minnesota Vikings with a score of 23-7 in Super Bowl IV.
• End of an Era: This game marked the final game played by an American Football League franchise before the league merged with the National Football League in 1970.
• Chiefs' First Super Bowl Win: The resolution celebrates this victory as the first Super Bowl win for the Kansas City Chiefs.
• Iconic Play: It acknowledges the “65 Toss Power Trap,” a memorable fake run play, as a pivotal moment in the history of the Kansas City Chiefs.

As a tribute to the anniversary, Congressman Alford delivered the following floor speech.

Congressman Alford added the below statement:

“We honor a landmark moment in sports history and celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs’ first Super Bowl victory. The Chiefs have been more than just a football team; they have been a unifying force, bringing people together across Missouri. Their success has helped grow our local economy, supporting small businesses and creating countless cherished memories. The Chiefs' victory in Super Bowl IV symbolizes the spirit of unity that defines our community and stands as a testament to the team's excellence and enduring legacy.

Go Chiefs!"


Media inquiries for Rep. Alford should be directed to Austin Higginbotham at Austin.higginbotham@mail.house.gov.