PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Friday, September 9, 1977

CINCINNATI BENGALS

A ‘snootful’ to play
in this league

By GARY MIHOCES
The Assoclated Preas
Bill Tiger Johnson, the
plain-talking Texas who
coaches Cincinnatl Bengals,
looked over the National
Football League schedule
and summed. up the
American Division Central

Conference.

"It's a snootful to play
Pittsburgh, Houston and
Cleveland twice,’”’ he said.

It's also a snooful to play
two with Cincinnati. After a
beefy college draft the
Bengals might halt Pitt-
sburgh's string of three
division titles.

The Steelers last season
included a 1-4 start and 10
wins in a row. It ended

with a playoff loss in
Oakland, where. the spec-
tators included injury 1,000
yard rushers Franco Harris
and Rocky Bileier.

“T don’t know if it was
because Franco and Rocky
couldn’t play, but the old
Steeler fire wasn’t there,”
said Joe Greene.

“But the Raiders were
worthy champs,” he added.
“Pm not taking anything
away from them.”

The defence that helped
win those titles will be
minus linebacker Andy
Russell, retired, and cor-
nerback Mel Blount, holding
out.

Record
broken

TORONTO (CP)- Boston
Red Sox broke the major

league baseball record for
consecutive game home
runs during. a season
Thursday. night when
Carlton Fisk and George
Scott hit successive homers
in the second inning against
Toronto Blue Jays.

Fisk hit his 22nd home run
off Toronto starter Jesse
Jefferson with two men on in
the second inning, and Scott
followed with a solo shot for
his*32nd of the year.

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Rookie Robin Mad Man
Cole has played well at
Russell's spot and four-year
veteran Jim Allen ably
replaces Blount. .

Though missing the
playoffs, the Bengals
matched the Steelers 10-4
record. Cincinnati's only
other losses wer to Oakland
and Baltimere.

“7 sure as. hell wouldn’t
want to feel we’ve gone
downhill,” said Johnson, the
second-year coach.

Newcomers include Eddie
Edwards and Wilson
Whitley, two defensive
linemen drafted in the first
round.. ;

Cincinnati used another
first-round choice on 6-foot-
s-inch tight end Mike Cobb.
Asecond-round pick yielded
248 pound fullback Pete
Johnson.

The Bengals have a
schedule that includes only
two 1976 playoff teams,
Pittsburgh and Minnesota.

By contrast, Cleveland
Browns have one of the
toughest schedules in the
league. Their first four foes
are Cincinnati, New
England, Pittsburgh and
Oakland, and they have a
later game with Los

eles.

That means the Browns, 9-
5 last year after going 3-11
the season before, might be

an imporved team with a E

poorer record in 1977. “The
first four weeks are going to

be a kay for us,’ said Peter i

Hadhzy, promoted early this
year to general manager of
the Browns, “If we can go 2-
2 we're going to surprise a
lot of people. If we don’t go
2-2, it still doesn’t mean our
season will be over.”

Browns’ first-round
choice Rebert Jackson,
expected to start at middle
linebacker, injured his knee
early in training camp and
is out for the season. And
the Browns have been
unable to sign second-round
pick Tom Skladany.

During the offseason, it
looked .as though quar-
terback Dan Pastroini
wouldn't be with the Oilers.
Upset with the state of af-

fairs in Houston, he pleaded j

to be traded to Los Angeles.

That plea ended when Los
Angeles got. Joe .Namath,
and Pastorini is still with an
Oilers team that fell to 5-9

‘ going 10-4 the season

before,

Newcomers to Houston
inelude rookie running
backs Rim Wilson and Bob
pair of third-round choices
with power, and free-agent
Horace Belton, a 5-foot-9
inch rummer from
Southeastern Louisiana.

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