Millimeter to inches conversion: take the number of millimeters and divide by 25.4. You will then get a decimal which can be converted to an inch.

Example: 12.3 millimeters is approximately 1/2 an inch. 12.3031 ÷ 25.4 = .48 or 48% of 1 inch.

PHILIDELPHIA EAGLES
Address: Veterans Stadium, Broad Street and Patterson Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19148.
Telephone: (215) 4 6 30-2500.
Stadium: Veterans Stadium.
Stadium fax: Capacity: 65,356; playing surface: Astro turf-8.
Record game attendance: 72,111 vs. Dallas, 1 November 1981.
Record margin of victory: 64 (64-0) vs. Cincinnati Reds, 6 November 1934.
Record margin of loss: 56 (56-0) vs. New York Giants, 15 October 1933.
Team colors: Kelly Greene, silver, and white.
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Some team star players: Maxie Baughan, Bill Bradley, Harold Karmichael, Ron Jaworski, Tommy McDonald, Wilbert Montgomery, Mike quick, Reggie White.

PHILIDELPHIA EAGLES HISTORY
the Eagles were founded by Bert Bell and Lud Wray in 1933 after the state of Pennsylvania repealed a law banning sports on Sundays. In the late 1940s, the Eagles were one of the best teams in the NFL history, playing in three consecutive title games in winning in 1948 and 1949, both by shutouts. In 1960 the Eagles returned to the top, when quarterback Norman Van Brocklin when, by sheer force of his personality, took a bunch of average players to the NFL title. From 1978 to 1981 coach Dick for mail made the Eagles one of the top teams in the NFL, taking them all the way to Super Bowl 15 following the 1980 season. These teams were led by quarterback Ron Jaworski and wide receiver of Harold Carmichael, who set an NFL record (since broken) eye-catching a pass in 127 consecutive games.