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Scott
Appleton |
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Johnny
Baker |
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Sonny
Bishop |
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George
Blanda |
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,
A member of the University of
Kentucky Hall of Fame.
,
AFL Player of the Year in 1961.
,
In the top ten for
attempts, completions, yards and touchdowns
for seven straight years, 1960 through 1966.
,
American Football League All-Star
in 1961, '62, '63 and 1967.
,
Placekicker on the
All-time All-AFL Team.
,
A member of the
AFL Hall of Fame, and one
of only twenty players who were in the
AFL for its entire ten-year existence. |
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Sid Blanks |
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Ode
Burrell |
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Doug Cline |
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An original Houston Oiler.
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Willard Dewveall |
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Lawrence Elkins |
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Don Floyd |
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Freddy
Glick |
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Tom Goode |
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Charlie Hennigan |
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An original Houston Oiler.
The
first professional football player to catch more
than a hundred passes in a single season (101 in
1964).
Twice gained
over 1,500 yards in pass receiving (1961 and
'64).
AFL All-Star
five straight years, 1961 through 1965.
A member of the
American Football League Hall of Fame.
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Ed
Hussmann |
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Bobby
Jancik |
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Bud
McFadin |
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Bob McLeod |
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Jim Norton |
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Walt Suggs |
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Bob
Talamini |
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Charlie
Tolar |
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1965
Topps AFL Set Checklist Nos. 1 to 88 |
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1965 Checklist
Cards 1 through 88
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Don Trull |
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