Page 12 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1975
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“We’ve Never
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Wednesday, September 3 — 7:30 pm
New Englanders unhealthy
Patriots have to work harder
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Associated Press
FOXBORO, Mass. — The New
England Patriots caught everyone
by surprise by winning their first
five games last year en route to then-
best record in eight seasons. This
year they’re going to have to work a
lot harder. The element of surprise
is gone.
After posting a 6-1 record in the
first half of the 1974 National Foot
ball League campaign, the Patriots
fell victim to the injury bug and
finished with a 7-7 record.
Sidelined by injuries were stand
outs Sam Cunningham, Bob
Windsor, Darryl Stingley, Steve
Schubert and a flock of others. Most
are back, but Coach Chuck Fair
banks is keeping fingers crossed.
The casualty list is growing al
ready with the regular season still
nearly three weeks away. Offensive
tackle Tom Neville, the team’s elder
statesman, is lost for the year. De
fensive tackle Julius Adams is
sidelined at least until the season
opener. Several others are hurting
after four exhibition games.
With rosters trimmed to a
maximum of 43 players this year,
the Patriots, like other clubs, fear
major injuries. Too many and an en
tire season can go down the drain
quickly.
The Patriots gained respectability
in Fairbanks’ second year as a pro
coach. The former Oklahoma men
tor was pleased particularly by the
improvement while playing what he
called “one of the most demanding
and difficult” schedules in the
team’s history.
Now Fairbanks is looking for
more improvement, in all phases of
the game. He has been pleased with
some things and very unhappy with
others as the Patriots have split four
preseason games-beating Min
nesota and Green Bay and losing to
the New York Giants and Philadel
phia Eagles.
Although the Patriots turned the
corner with improved offense and
defense in 1974, Fairbanks warns
there’s plenty of hard work ahead.
Despite the injuries to Cunnin
gham, Windsor, Stingley and other
key offensive players, the Patriots
piled up 348 points, just seven be
hind NFL leader Oakland. They
managed just 258 points in 1973.
On defense, the Patriots jumped
from last in the league to first. Fair
banks’ 3-4 defense-three
linemen and four linehackers-
frustrated opponents rushing and
led to the sacking of quarterbacks 38
times.
However, New England was sus
ceptible to the pass, and rival quar
terbacks took advantage of the sec
ondary in the second half of the sea
son. Now the secondary has been
weakened more by the retirements
of Sandy Durko and Jack Mildren.
Plunkett came back from knee
surgery, but was plagued by nag
ging injuries last year. Now he’s
healthy and ready to go all out, de
termined to improve on his record
of 173 completions in 352 attempts
for 2,457 yards and 19 touchdowns.
He also wants to cut down on the
interceptions. He threw 22 last
year.
Cunningham, who suffered a
broken leg after gaining more than
800 yards rushing last year, is back,
ready to rip through opponents and
block mightily when not carrying
the ball.
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Mack Herron, a 5-foot-5jad'.
all-trades, will be CunningWij
regular backfield partner. Hen.;
did just about everything lastyi
breaking Gale Sayers’ NFLrecJ
with 2,444 total yards by rmtnntt, gndirc
receiving and returningkicko8ssBL tua lly
punts. Southwest
With the arrival of rookie runnlM. y 0U Ye
hack Allen Carter, the Patriots cot1
to give Herron more rest this yi
Carter was overshadowed by
thony Davis at Southern Califoi
but is regarded highly by Fairbi
The Patriots also are hoping
big tilings trom rookies RiissFram
of Oregon, Rod ShoateofOklahi
and Pete Cusick of Ohio State. H
6 foot-6 Francis is a tight end vi^eer anc
speed and strength. He was the\Mistant c
1 draft pick. Shoate and Cusidd
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Associated Press
NEW YORK - World FootM
League membership was downt
10 clubs and holding Tuesday afte
the Chicago Winds franchise wi
revoked by the league.
The WFL took the drastic actia
after two of the Winds’ investorsW
pulled out following lengthy delay
by the Chicago club to finalize4
internal structure.
When the Winds franchisee
formed, two of the investors depi
sited their funds totaling S175,()(l
with the league, pending partner
ship documents and other ta
ramifications.
“There were continuous deb*
regarding those documents aai
other representations which tire
had made that were not full
clarified, said Chris Ilemmete:
president of the WFL.
Eventually, the two backersuk
had left their money with the leap
decided not to wait any moreani!
pulled out. And with them wentlk
Winds.
“That brought them, theWimkl
below minimum capitalization re
quirements, said Hem meter. Ilk
Chicago club requested time toil
tract new investors hut the WFl
refused and revoked the franchise
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