I Remember Them Sports Quiz 75

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1. The “Human Eraser” began his pro career with the Denver Nuggets of the ABA, but spent most of his time in the NBA with the Knicks. Shot blocking was a big component of his game.

2. Before quarterbacking the Falcons for 11 seasons, this man played his college ball at California. He was named to the Pro Bowl in 1979 and 1980.

3. This speedy receiver out of Fresno State began his NFL career with the LA Rams in 1983. He was named to the Pro Bowl and All Pro teams in 1984 and 1988.

4. This defensive back out of Oklahoma played corner and safety for the Falcons for 11 seasons, starting in 1984. He was named to the Pro Bowl in 1988, when he led the NFL with 10 interceptions.

5. From 1964-76 this speedy shortstop was at the top of the Kansas City/ Oakland A’s lineup.

6. A vastly underrated starting pitcher, this righty toiled for the White Sox from 1961-71. He finished his time with the White Sox with a record of 113-113 and an ERA of 3.11.

7. Between 1969-78, this well traveled defenseman was a six time all star. He played for the Canadians, Seals, Bruins, Rangers and Devils. He had three seasons of 20+ goals scored.

8. A solid starter for the Red Sox during the 60s, this man won 20 games for the team in 1963. He was later traded to the Tigers.

9. After going to college at UNLV this high scoring guard began his NBA career with the Bulls. While in Chicago he was a two-time all star. His 13 year NBA career was spent mostly with the Bulls and Kings.

10. This starting pitcher was traded from the Giants to the Cubs along with Randy Hundley. He won 20 games for the 1969 Cubs. In all, he spent seven seasons in Chicago and was generally very effective.

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1. Marvin Webster. Marvin's best season was in 1977-78 when he averaged 14 points and two blocks per game.

2. Steve Bartkowski. Steve led the NFL in TD passes with 31 in 1980.

3. Henry Ellard. In addition to his big play capability as a WR, Henry was also an excellent punt returner early in his career. He took four punts back for TDs in the first three seasons of his career.

4. Scott Case. After his time with the Falcons, Scott finished his career with the Cowboys and was on a Super Bowl winner with them.

5. Bert Campaneris. Bert led the AL in steals six times. In 13 seasons with the A’s, Campy put up a WAR of 49.0.

6. Joel Horlen. Joel led the AL in ERA with a mark of 2.06 in 1967, but had an even lower ERA of 1.88 in 1964.

7. Carol Vadnais. Along the way Carol was on a couple of Stanley Cup winners. All in all, a very nice career.

8. Bill Monbouquette. Bill led the AL in losses in 1965 when he went 10-18, but his ERA was a respectable 3.70.

9. Reggie Theus. I was surprised to see Reggie averaged 8.1 assists during his time with the Kings.

10. Bill Hands. When Bill won 20 games in 1969, he also had 18 complete games.