October 30, 1970
THE DAILY TARHEEL
Page Seven
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Golden Days Long Gone For Queens Swingers
If you don't think 1968 is a long time gone, just ask Coach Webb
Ewbank of the New York Jets.
. Back in those golden days the high-flying Jets.vere rolling along at the
s top of the heap, on their way to the Super Bowl and an immortal niche in
' .sports history.
" Now, two long, long years later, the Queens swingers are preparing to
meet their crosstown rivals from the Bronx with a team that resembles the
Seventh Cavalry after the Battle of the Little Big Horn.
. Quarterback Joe Namath is out lor the year. So is fullback Matt Snell.
Defensive end Steve Thompson and offensive tackle Roger Finnie have
been sidelined indefinitely with injuries, while Gerry Philbin, one of the
best defensive ends in the conference, has not yet fully recovered from a
. pre-season shoulder separation.
As if this weren't enough, the team found out Wednesday that regular
halfback Lmerson Boozer will be out for at least three weeks with some
torn cartilage in his rib cage.
Still, even with a 1-5 record, the Jets get a good press. The one Jet that
has appeared in the headlines most often recently isn't even with the team
anymore, His name is Johnny Sample, a man most people assumed would
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sink into oblivion after the Jets cut him test year lor striking Ono
Graham, the coach of the College All-Stars.
Johnny Sample has refused to fade away, and now he's back with an
amazing new book entitled "Confessions of a Dirty Ballplayer."! I thoudu
Eric Barnes had a patent on that name.)
Sample's Confession
Sample begins his book with, oddly 'enough, a confession.
"Mention my name to most anyone who knows anything about pro
football." he writes, "and they'll tell you I'm a 'troublemaker. or a 'dirty
ballplayer.' or that I have a 'big mouth. For 12 years, on four teams in
both leagues, I've carried that reputation so you're probably thinking that
there must be something to it. And you'd be right. By the standards that
guys like Vince Lombardi and Pete Rozelle hold forth. I am a
troublemaker."
Sample is black, but his hates transcend the color line. Perhaps the man
he most despises (along with Otto Graham and Pete Rozelle) is Buddy
Young, a black who ranks as one of pro football's greatest running backs.
Young acted as a "house nigger" for the NFL during its battle with the
AFL in the early 1960s, when he used his name and prestige to get black
collegians to sign with the older league for less than their worth.
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College football's eighth weekend
should be a breather for most of the
nation's top-ranked teams, and the lack
of good games can be most easily
detected by TV viewers in the Northeast,
who will watch the Holy Cross-Buffalo
Classic this Saturday afternoon.
Number-one Ohio State is at home
against perennial doormat Northwestern,
a team the Buckeyes whipped last year,
35-6.
Darr?ll Royal's second-ranked Texas
Longhorns host SMU in Austin, while the
Fighting Irish of Notre Dame travel to
Philadelphia to play Navy in JFK
Stadium. Coach Ara Parshegian's charges
did not play last weekend.
Fourth-rated Nebraska, coming off a
65-31 stomping of Oklahoma State,
meets the erratic Colorado Buffaloes, and
Michigan, 39-13 victors over Minnesota
last weekend, faces Wisconsin. The
hapless Badgers' next opponent is Ohio
State.
Sixth-ranked Stanford and number
seven Air Force, who oppose each other
; in two weeks, both have easy opponents.
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State, while the Falcons can most likely
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His observations other ptaycrs arc cqiuMy as interesting. Fran
Tarkcnton: the worst qiurirhjck in pro football. Don Meredith:
"probably one of the most overrated ballplayers ecr to nuke the pros."
Lance Alworth: the greatest ever. Paul Brown: "the master." Sam Huff:
"I can name 50 linebackers as good."
Taliaferro A Loser
His description of Mike Taliaferro ("as long as Boston has him as
quarterback they'll be lucky to win three games a year") smacks of
prophesy in the wake of the Pats acquisition of Joe Kapp.
At least temporarily. Joe Namath is out of the headlines, but the way
he bowed out (six interceptions by a rebuilding Colt secondary) obiousl
did nothing to quell the rumors about his association with gamblers.
All the trouble started back in I96S when Namath was intercepted five
times by both the Buffalo Bills and the Denver Broncos, neither of whom
could be classified as the cream of the league.
Namath has claimed that the FBI has been tailing him ever since, and
the Bachelors III incident did nothing to help his reputation. During that
controversy Sports Illustrated reported that underworld figures were
running crap games in Namatlf s apartment on the Hast Side.
At any rate, as Leonard Shecter writes. "Don't bet that the last has
been heard on this subject."
Meanwhile, the Jets carry on. reduced from battling for the
championship of the world to fiditins for the championship of New York
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