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ft MO v4vi7 By MICHAEL JANOFSKY New 'York Times News Service SAN DIEGO have this pact: That they will all play until they are 40 years old and then retire Or maybe they won't retire at 40 If Russ Washington Doug Wilkerson and Ed White can maintain their current level of play why should they retire? They are three-fifths of the offensive line of the San Diego Chargers and they have made Dan Fouts the quarterback least likely to be abused by the defensive players Washington the right tackle in his 15th season is 36 White the right guard in his 14th season and Wilkerson the left guard in his 13th season are 35 After Monday night's game against the Cincinnati Bengals in a rematch of last season's American Football Conference championship game they will have played in 563 National Football League games combined Add the experience of the left tackle Billy Shields an eighth-year player who is 29 and the center Don Macek a seventh-year player who is 28 and the total games played is 770 At the moment not a team in the league has an older line and not a team in the 4' 4a 't kLEE ffirl 12311 PICITZ ME Veteran Iinemen give Fouts protection Eil Monday night Cincinnati Bengals at San Diego Chargers 8 pm Jack Murphy Stadium TV: FAA Channel 8 RADIO: KRLD 1080 AM league has a better one at protecting its quarterback In four victories and two defeats this season Fouts has thrown 222 passes and has been sacked five timesThat Is an average of one sack every 44 passes He has not been dropped since the Denver Broncos got to him three weeks and 88 passes ago In three of the six games Fouts has not been sacked "I expect not to get touched in a game Just as they expect that I don't get touched" said Fouts the starting quarterback since his rookie season in 1973 "I guess I'm spoiled" Fouts has a great reverence for his line and its members for him They have dinner together the night before every game If Fouts has not been sacked in the previous game he pays the check If he has been sacked the linemen pay It is a tradition sporus fleCTIDAY EU This week's calendar MONDAY at SMU Moody Coliseum 7:30 pm Radio: INFAA-AM 570 Rogers Complex 8 pm Indoor Arena Mansfield Highway 8:30 pm TUESDAY Mayer Os at San Dew alppers 9:30 pM Rodio: WBAP-AM 820 Colorado at ICU Darsel-Meyer Coliseum 7:30 pm Radio: KRIZ-AM 1270 Texas Tech at San Diego 9:30 pm Radio: KAAM-AM 1310 MONDAY Basketball: Marquette at Minnesota 7 pm TV: ESPN IOW( Channel 39 (taped delay at 11:30 pm) LSU at UCLA 10 pm Cable TV: ESPN Football: Cincinnati Bengals at San Diego Chargers 8 pm TV: WFAA Channel 8 Radio: KRLD-AM 1080 UESDAY Hockey: St Louis Blues at Detrolt Red WIngs 630 pm CtIte TV: USA New York ot Quebec Nordiquee 6:30 pm Cable IV: WOR Ncrth State at loultoille 7 pm Cable TV: ESPN Atlanta Hesks at Built 7:35 pm Coble TV: WEDSESDAT Baeltatiall Chknd Bulls at Boston Utak 6:30 pm Cable WGN DePsul at Punka 7 pm TV: ESPN WON (taped delay at 930 pm) KXTX Channel 39 (taped delay at 11:30 pm) Setco Ha a at tAllanom 8 pm Cabie TV: USA Winnetoota at Jacksonville 9 pm Cabie TV: ESPN State at Southern California 10 pm Cable TV: USA THURSDAY UCLA at Maryland 7 pm TV: ESPN Sports on the air THURSDAY Mavericks at Phoenix Skalk 833 pm Radio: W8AP-AM 820 Taus Tech at 7:30 pm Radio: KAAM-AM 1310 FRIDAY Ming Kaatiell 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"I feel more comfortable behind my guys" "Dan is a very sincere man" said White the most loquacious of the three elders and the last one to join the Chargers coming in a trade from the Minnesota Vikings in 1978 "He seems to have an offensive lineman's mentality that is he's not lofty because of the fact he's the quarterback Ile's down to earth Ile likes hanging around the linemen and that makes us feel good" Washington the largest of the three at 6 feet 7 inches tall and 295 pounds joined the Chargers as a first-round draft choice from Missouri in 1968 He played defensive tackle for two seasons before he was switched to offensive right tackle where he has played and started ever since except for the 10 games he missed in 1980 because of a knee injury Ills teammates call him Big fi 0 '0 "0 0I VvrINVi4 MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER 20 1982 III (51982 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 5C Roo because his initials are REW "He's the most introverted of the three of us" said Wilkerson who is known as Big Moosie Many of the Chargers are known as Big Something or Other White is Big Ed Wilkerson who is 6-3 and weighs 258 was the Houston Oilers' first-round draft choice in 1970 from North Carolina Central and as a rookie he played defensive end The Oilers traded him to the Chargers after the season for a tight end Willie Frazier Wilkerson replaced Bill Lenkaitis at left guard in the first exhibition game of 1971 and has been there ever since except for the four games he missed in 1979 with a knee injury White who is 6-2 and 279 came to the Chargers as the result of a contract dispute with the Vikings who had drafted him on the second round in 1969 from the University of California and switched him from a defensive lineman After the trade in which the Vikings received the running back Rickey Young White replaced Macek at right guard and Macek replaced Ralph Perretta at center thereby establishing the current line 'V 't 4i fr MiWMI Fort Worth 22 PERFORMANCES 1983 SNEK JAN 26 thru FEB 6 HOW MONDAY-FRIDAY MATINEE RODEOS 6 featuring GRAND OLE OPRY'S COUNTRY COMIC OF THE YEAR PiePERS0J1 BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY-9 AM5 PM MONDAY thm 3 SATURDAY 35-9346 SLOBBYMILVROGERS COLISEUMS 0 74I61'N lir v'NoV irr0 7o io to ao 4 at lo ao ap 4 a 0 0 0 vt 4 yr '4 -4 'I' -qv 1' VV l' 'it 'V 1' 't' 1' I No 'l I '17-sb 11 'if 'V 4 '44 a a n1 4 VI l' a 1 MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER 20 1982 III 0)1982 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 5C L'r 4' 4 4'" SPORES FIMIDAY 1 -Nb BP ItiftldElittli FortWorth i NIP Veteran linemen give Fouts protection 41980 7 thru FEB 6 SIVEK SHOW By It oo because his initials are REW New MICHAEL JANOFSKY York Times News Service '''''1'414411' ''''''''4a 1uhtaiv1ebestaaslloinlls19in79w1hheiefhir5F100uf t1sh7peaesese0d115feoCr- SAN DIEGO -They have this Monday night more than 4000 yards and in no way is the "Ile's the most introverted of the three Ma lt they will all play until they are 40 years old of us" said Wilkerson who is known as Big 4v 4 Cincinnati Ben gals dinner patronizing Last winter after the and then retire Or maybe they won't Chargers lost to the Bengals in the title Moosie Many of the Chargers are known retire at 4 at San The Chargers as Big Something or OtherWhite is Big Ed 22 PERFORMANCES 0 If Russ Washington Doug 8 Rm Jack Murphy Stadium Wilkerson and Ed White can maintain TV: FAA Channel 8 ogaremdeatFaoluoctsaladnidnntehre When hen i It was es rFe 0 uh so their current level of play why should RADIO KRLD 1080 AA( turn to speak he moved to stand behind Wilkerson who is 6-3 and weighs 258 featuring they retire? he was the Houston Oilers' first-round draft GRAND OLE OPRY'S They are three-fifths of the offensive the would linemen up at the he were line seated of tsce i mmtahgee choice in 1970 from North Carolina Cen 1A 1 COUNTRY COMIC line of the San Diego Chargers and they league has a better one at protecting its Fouts opened his remarks by saying "I feel tral and as a rookie he played defensive have made Dan Fouts the quarterback quarterback In four victories and two more comfortable behind my guys" endThe Oilers traded him to the Chargers 1 'cc! OF THE YEAR It i140- i 2 least likely to be abused by the defensive defeats this season Fouts has thrown 222 "Dan is a very sincere man" said White after the season for a tight end Willie 117 igt PERSON' players Washington the right tackle in his passes and has been sacked five timesThat the most loquacious of the three elders a nd Frazier Wilkerson replaced Bill Lenkaitis 1 i 15th season is 36: White the right guard in is an average of one sack every 44 passes the last one to join the Chargers coming in at left guard in the first exhibition game of his 14th season and Wilkerson the left He has not been dropped since the Denver a trade from the Minnesota Vikings in1978 1971 and has been there ever since except ell4 rt 'SY guard in his 13th season are 35 After Mon- Broncos got to him three weeks and 88 "He seems to have an offensive lineman's for the four games he missed in 1979 with a day night's game against the Cincinnati passes ago In three of the six games Fouts mentality that is he's not lofty because of knee injury II wr Bengals in a rematch of last season's has not been sacked the fact he's the quarterback Ile's down to 6 1111 American Football Conference champion- "I expect not to get touched in a game earth He likes hanging around the line- White who is 6-2 and 279 came to the ship game they will have played in 563 just as they expect that I don't get men and that makes us feel good" Chargers as the result of a contract dispute National Football League games corn- touched" said Fouts the starting quarter Washington the largest of the three at 6 with the Vikings who had drafted him on ALL NIGHT 6 fill MONDAY-FRIDAY a bined OS 117P back since his rookie season in 1973 "I feet 7 inches tall and 295 pounds joined the the second round in 1969 from the Univer- WEEKEND RODE MATINEE RODEOS 7IP Add the experience of the left tackle guess I'm spoiled" Chargers as a first-round draft choice from sity of California and switched him from a BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY-9 AM5 PM Billy Shields an eighth-year player who is Fouts has a great reverence for his line Missouri in 1968 He played defensive tack- defensive lineman After the trade in MONDAY thm 29 and the center Don Macek a seventh- and its members for him They have din- le for two seasons before he was switched which the Vikings received the running SATURDAY 335-9346 year player who is 28 and the total games ner together the night before every game to offensive right tackle where he has back Rickey Young White replaced Ma- 'W ''t played is 770 If Fouts has not been sacked in the previ- played and started ever since except for cek at right guard and macek replaced a LOBBYt ILL 130GERS COLISEUMS At the moment not a team in the league ous game he pays the check If he has been the 10 games he missed in 1980 because of a Ralph Perretta at center thereby estab has an older line and not a team in the sacked the linemen pay It is a tradition knee injury His teammates call him Big lishing the current line i ami "1111 STI RINI NG UR RICHARD This week's calendar i) 19 LARED0 PO RVARTHUR IRVIN eAluti9 MONDAY THURSDAY peANo BASKETBALL-Southwestem Ski 835 P-m imi DAIXAS 00 coliseum 7:30 pm Radio: INFAA-AM 570 Radix W13AP-AM 820 Texas Tech at 7:30 pm Radio: KAAM-AM 1310 WRESTLING-Will Rogers Complex 8 pm FIMDAY I frel W' togeo RODEO-KossWI Arena I Indoor Mansfield HOCED-Gull ricang Hciweell Indoor Arns liten eelield High- Highway 8:30 pm vaY 6 Pm wwwwwww 1altksSN 0 4 Co eczt SATURDAY RODED-Koki rell Indoor Arena Mansfield Highw ity 8 a TUESDAY SUNDAY 7 cNVire 't A- BASKETBALL-Gallas MaverickS et San Diego Clippers 9:30 F000111ALL-PhiladelpNe Eagles et Dallas Cowboys Texas I JA 41 trogA Radio: WBAP-AM 820 Stadium 3 pm Radio: 10111)-AM 1080 HESS-FM 939 IV: Colorado et ICU Daniel-Meyer Coliseu 7:30 Radio: KOPifi Channel 4 CARRO LTO 0USTO HFJZ-AM 1270 rfitA0 RAMO-Texas Reoevmy Kennedeie 2:30 pm 4 SAWANTONIO filtiPPDIRT Texas Tech at San Dingo 930 pm Radio: MAMAA 1310 RODED-Koweell irdoor Arena Mansfield Highwoy 7:30 pm i CORPUS RI I P' SA IN 4m Sports on the air MONDAY Westingion Bullets et NewJersey Nets? 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