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8 — The Daily Collegian Wednesday, J anuary 7, 1976
Steelers place three
Vikes lead 'Alt
NEW YORK (AP) — Trie Minne sota Vikings, champions of
the National Football Conference 's Central Division, placed
five players on the first team of the All-Pro team selected
yesterday by The AssociatedPress l
Three Vikings, led by record-breaking quarterback Fran
Tarkenton , were named to the offensive team and two were
selected on defense by the nationwide AP panel of 78 sports
writers and broadca sters.
Minnesota teammates joining Tarkenton on offense were
running back Chuck Foreman and tackle Ron Vary. On
defense , free safety Paul Krause and tackle Alan Page were
selected. i
0. J. Simpson of Buffalo , the league's leading runner with
1,817 yards , was named to the other running back position.
Foreman led the league with 73 catches , the most ever for a
running back. Tar kenton broke three of Johnny Unitas '
career records , setting new standards for attempts , 5,225;
completions , 2,931, and touchdowns , 291. -•
The wide receivers are speedy Mel Gray of St: Louis and
Cliff Branch lof Oakland , \vpo combined for 99 catches this
season. Riley Odoms of Denver , who caught 40 passes , was
chosen at tight end.
Joining Vary on the offensive line are tackle George Kunz of
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Baltimore, guards Joe DeLam ielleure of Buffalo and Larry
Little of Miami and center Jim Linger of Miami.
Jim Bakken of St. Louis who! booted 19 field goals, was
picked as the team's place kicker,.
Pittsburgh had 4hree players chosen on the defensive
team with end L.C. Greenwood l linebacker Jack Ham and
cornerback Mel Blount, who led the league with 11 interceptions
, representing the " Steelers. Pittsburgh' s Joe
Greene , a perennial All Pro who missed five games this
season because of a pinched nerve in Ms neck, made " the
second team . j
Besides Greenwood and Page , fhe defensive front four had
Curley Culp of Houston at tackle and Jack Youngblood of Los
Angeles at end. 1
Chris Hangurger of Washington and Philadelphia 's Bill
Bergey were the other linebackers and Ken Housto n of
Washington and Roger Wehrli ofj St. Louis joined Blount and
Krause in the defensive secondary.
Minnesota 's five-man representation was the largest 'of any
single team. Then came Pittsburgh and St. Louis with three
each , Miami , Washington iand Buffalo with two apiece, and
Oakland , Denver , Baltimore , Houston, Los Angeles and
Philadelphia , who had one player each selected.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The
New York Bangers fired
Emile Francis as general
manager of the injuryplagued
! National Hockey
League club, ' it was announced
yesterday by
William M. Jennings ,
president of the team.
The firing, announced less
than * two hours before New
York's game against the St.
Louis Blues, came with the
Rangers in fourth place in
their division, and with a 15-
19-4 record as the -season
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manager," Jennings stated.
Francis had built the
Rangers from a perpetual
cellar-dweller into an NHL
contender.
'No decision has been made
as to his successor. He will
remain as vice president of
the Rangers.
Francis has served as New
York' s general manager
since 1964-65 and has also
coached the club on three
different occasions. His
coaching career record
showed 347 victories, 209
defeats and 98 ties. His
winning percentage of .606
was the second highest mark
in NHL history.
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