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iiimMiiii Tackle Charier Krueger, Ran Fran cisco. 4-4, 254. Tenas A4M. and Roger hion. Detroit.

4-4. 300, 24, Maryland 44 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, WerlnesrUy, Pee. 22, 1965 Center John Morrow, Cleveland, 6-3, 248, 32, Michigan. Quarterback John Brodle, San Francisco. 4-1, 200, 30.

Stanford. linebacker NtlachM Flanker Gary Collins, iteveiana, Coiner linebacker Jim Houston. 208 .4. Jimmy Orr Named Cleveland. 4-3.

240 27, ln Mate. Corner linebacker Maxle Baiwrhan r.t.i il Corner back flci( UBeai. Detroit. 5-1 l.Ji Aft: 4 IK bacK Ken Wlllard. San Francis- co, 6-2, 230, 22, North aiollna.

DK.KKNNK Dough Alkins, Chicago, 4-1, Ju, Gl. Cleveland. 4-1. 555, J9T "illc'' Mori1" toa Angeles. 4-5.

276. 24, IMah Slate. 1, 185. 28. Ohio Slate.

Coiner back Jim Johnson, San Fran- "'sTfetv1'- P.n... 4-0. 195 To All-NFL Squad Safely Roosevelt Taylor, Chicago, It, mo, uiamouna. Continued from rage 39 Fortunato, Davis and Wood were back again on defense. Although Unitas was injured twice during the year and missed the last two games of roinilar season after under Flanker Jimmy Orr, Baltimore, 511, 175 30, Geontia.

Running luck Gale Savers, Chlram, 6-0. 19(1, J2, Kansas. Fullliark Jim Brown, Cleveland, 4-2, 228, 29, Sync-use. DM FNSF. End Pave Ui Aneeles.

4-4, 21. 27, South Carolina Slate. End ttillie Davis, (ireen Bay, 4 3, 245. 31. Granihlins.

Tackle Holt Lilly, Iiillas. 6 5. 255. 2. Texas Christian.

Tackle Alex Karras, Detroit, 4-2. 250, Middle' linebacker Dick Bulkus, Chi 1 i aeaaaWgpBaWNsapfc-jfsss-aaa- rn ii mum buw 1 I Li I I I cauo. 4-3, 240 23, Illinois. (urner linebacker Joe Vortunato, Chicago. 61.

2J5. 34, MissisMopi State. Coiner linebacker Wayne Walker, Detroit. 6-2. 225, 2.

Idaho. Corner hack Herb Adderley, Green Bay, 6-0. 210, 27. Michikan Mate. Corner hack Hob Boyd, Baltimore, 5-10.

190, 28, Oklahoma. Safety Willie Wood, Green Bay, 5 10. 190. 28. Southern California.

Safety Paul Krause, Washington. 6 3. I II 3k I X1! 3 147 going a leg operation, he was voted the quarterback. The Colts' veteran had 23 touchdown passes, despite the injuries, and his average gain was 8.97 yards. Orr beat out Gary Collins of Cleveland for the flanker job, with Tommy McDonald also in contention.

CHID CEBSLjEB 195. 23, Iowa 8F.COM1 TFAM OFFKNSK Splil end Raymond Berry, Baltimore, 4-2. 187, 32. Southern Methodist. Q-M'i-blUiLD Tight end Mike Ditka, nicaeo, 6-3, 230, 25, Pittsburgh, and John Markey, Baltimore, 4-2.

23, Syracuse ttied). Tackle Grady Alderman, Minnesota, 4-2. 240, 26, Detroit. Tackle Hob Vogel. Baltimore, 4-5, 250, 23, Ohio State.

Guard Ken liray, St. Louis, 4-2, 250, 29, Howard Payne. Guard Gene Hickerson, Cleveland, 4-3. 248, 30, Mississippi. MERRY CHRISTMAS SERVICE SALE! 'o tS533 Vince Lombardi shifted Gregg back to his old tackle post in a late season shuffle of the offensive line, but the veteran made the team at guard, teaming with Parker.

Schafrath's partner at tackle was a new face, Bob Brown of Philadelphia, a second-year man from Nebraska. Tingelhoff repeated over such challengers as John Morrow of Cleveland, Jim Ringo of Philadelphia and Bob DeMarco of St. Louis. FIRST TFAM OFFENSE Split end Pave Parks. San Franrlii-co, i loot-2.

15 pound, 23. Texas Tech. Tirht end Pete Rptilaff, Philadelphia. 4-1. 214.

33, South Pakota SI. Tackle Dick Schafrath, Cleveland, 4-275, 31, Ohio Stale. Tickle Bob Brown, Philadelphia, 6-4, 290. 24, Nebraska. Guard Jim Parker, Baltimore, 4-3, 275.

31. Ohio State. Guard Forrest Grece. Green Bay. 4-4.

250. 32. Southern Methodist. Center Mirk Tinjielhoff. Minnesota, 4-1, 237, 25, Nebraska.

w. Quarterback John Umtaa. Baltimore, 4-1, 194, 32, Louisville. AUTO CENTER Sole Runt Wed. thru Fri.

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