The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, June 25, 1975, Image 10

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    Page 10 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1975
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THIS COMING SUMMER OR FALL?
John McCrumbly, perhaps the
most intriguing of the Bills’ new
comers, is the latest Buffalo draft
choice to sign a National Foot
ball League contract, the team
announced today.
Known as “Train” at Texas
A&M University because of the
railroad engineer’s hat he wears
so often, McCrumbly is a middle
linebacker. He is 6 feet l Vs inches
and anywhere from 250 pounds to
the general vicinity of 265.
To purists, the rookie’s position
and dimension may seem mutu
ally exclusive. But the Bills, who
would welcome an intimidating
presence in the middle, have rea
son to believe that isn’t the case.
McCrumbly, who was drafted
in the fifth round last January,
has the reputation of being a pun
ishing tackier. Although the Bills
would like his weight to be about
240, their over-all impression of
him was favorable during the
March mini-camp in Rich Sta
dium.
EIGHT-YEAR veteran Jim
Cheyunski, who is no more than
220 pounds, is the incumbent at
middle backer.
Other strong candidates are
Doug Allen, last year’s No. 2
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draft choice, and Bob Nelson, this
year’s No. 2. Nelson presently is
penciled in as backup for John
Skorupan on the strong side.
Texas A&M’s basic defense was
the 4-3, which also is the standard
NFL alignment. After sharing
his job for the first half of last
season, McCrumbly won it out
right and was selected to the All-
Southwest Conference second
team.
Described by A&M publicist
Spec Gammon as “a big cutup
. . . very outgoing . . . real hap
py,” McCrumbly admits to hav
ing difficulty saying “no” dur
ing meals.
But if curbing his offensive
appetite at the table doesn’t curb
his defensive appetite on the field,
the Bills may be real happy, too.
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NFL’s New Orleans Saints, has ■) ue sti
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THE BILLS also announced the
signing of free agent Hal Thom
as from Bowling Green. The 5-
11, 170-pounder will be tried as a
corner back; he hopes to arrange
the first meeting next week.
Thrall, who has spent consid
erable time in London during the
last few weeks, said conflicting
schedules have precluded any ex
tended discussion with the Bills.
“We are at a very early stage,”
he explained.
LOU SABAN, head coach of the
Bills, was in Toledo Friday to
play in a celebrity golf tourna
ment to benefit the blind.
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agents.
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STEVE BARTKOWSKI, the
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draft, today was expected to sign
a 4-year contract for about $600,-
000 with the Atlanta Falcons.
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ALL-PRO linebacker Ted Hen
dricks declined comment on a re
port in Miami that he is consider
ing a contract offer from the Dol-
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Hendricks played with Green
Bay last year but became a free
agent last month.
OFFENSIVE TACKLES Jim
Tyrer, 36, of the Washington Red
skins and Dave Hill, 34, of the
Kansas City Chiefs announced
their retirement.
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