"New York is another place where change was necessary. Coach Sammy Baugh and his employers were not in accord on many items of significance. As is usually the case, right or wrong, the employer generally wins. So Baugh was bounced and the Titans will take the field with Clyde 'Bulldog' Turner at the helm."
-Don Schiffer, 1962 Pro Football Handbook
New York has made switches and changes, including a new coach in Clyde ('Bulldog') Turner, and the club's officials are quite certain that second place is not a remote possibility. And judging from those who have been assembled, it seems a rather realistic approach.
Turner says he's satisfied with his defense, pointing out that Nick Mumley and Sid Youngelman are battle-wise, knowledgeable ends. He claims there's enough tackle strength in Dick Guesman, Moses Gray, Tom Saidock and Proverb Jacobs, and is delighted with the skills of outside linebacker Larry Grantham.
He feels his deep backs - Dainard Paulson, Lee Riley and Wayne Fontes - are among the loop's best and he's also high on the training camp form of rookies Vaughn Williams, Phil Whitner and Jerry Fields. Turner, in fact, is so optimistic about so many things that he's about to lose his Wailing Wall card in the Coaches' Association.
His enthusiasm carries over to the offensive platoons and he is proud of his two centers, rookie Alex Kroll and Mike Hudock, guards Bob Mischak, Sid Fournet, John McMullen and Bob O'Neill - 'the greatest in the league' - and tackles Jack Klotz and Gene Cockrell.
Turner doesn't have to tell the rest of the league about flankers Don Maynard and Art Powell - they are good - but he doesn't want you to forget closed end Curly Johnson.
There is a decent one-two quarterback combination now that ex-Patriot Butch Songin is looking over the shoulder of Al Dorow. And there's the proper mixture of rushing punch in Bill Mathis, Bob Brooks, Mel West and Dick Christy.
Summing up: even with predicted improvement, there's too much to beat in the Patriots and Oilers. Tab New York for third."
-Don Schiffer, 1962 Pro Football Handbook
"By changing coaches- from Sammy Baugh to Bulldog Turner- Harry Wismer is keeping up the level of employment in Texas, but he isn't doing an awful lot to keep up his team's playing quality.
Harry Wismer can't seem to get his fill of Texans, though Sammy Baugh came perilously close to testing his capacity last year. Sammy left the Titans, at Harry's request, with one year to go on his contract. His trouble was that he had the nerve to tell the boss what he thought- that the Titans have done a lousy job of stocking their football team. Sammy went back to his Texas ranch.
So Harry reached down into another part of the Texas prairies, where Clyde (Bulldog) Turner has lolled in retirement from pro ball for five years or so and said, 'Here is the man who will lead us.'
To make sure Bulldog didn't hanker too much for folks back home, Harry persuaded George Sauer to leave Waco, where he also had been enjoying his divorce from football since Baylor stopped winning games under his regime a few years back. In addition to helping Bulldog run the team, George is also some kind of assistant general manager or something. Steve Sebo, who had been GM, decided it would be nicer to take up residence in Charlottesville as athletic director of the University of Virginia than to view the concrete from Harry's Park Avenue apartment (which is also Titan HQ).
What has that got to do with improving the Titans, who have played exactly .500 ball in the two seasons that Wismer has been impresario of his own team? Not much. Under the conditions, throwing together a squad from rag-tags and castoffs, Baugh did a marvelous job.
The Titans have been dangerous because they have the ability to score from any place on the field. Only twice last year were they held to as few as 10 points. Generally, they scored at least three touchdowns. Al Dorow, the bald field general, was so unpredictable that even his coaches sometimes didn't know what he had up his sleeve.
The Titans were keeping their heads above water, with a 3-2 record, until the sixth game of the campaign, when Don Maynard hurt a shoulder against Denver. He was useless for the rest of the season. With Art Powell, Maynard formed a 1-2 receiving punch to rival anything in the AFL, even Houston's Hennigan-Groman combine. But Don's loss highlighted a serious fault: they're stocked so thinly that the loss of any one key operator is a mortal blow.
Judging by their recruiting efforts between seasons, they've done very little to alleviate this deficiency. After they signed Alex Kroll, the Rutgers All-American center and their No. 2 choice, and Pitt end John Kuprock, No. 23 in the draft, their pens went dry. Kroll, ticketed mainly for offense, will have a hard time finding a job since incumbent pivot Mike Hudock wasn't a weak point. Kuprock, a husky type, doesn't seem to go with Bulldog's announced plan of using two split ends (Maynard and Powell) plus a fleet slotback (probably Bobby Renn).
The main changes in the Titans will be recasting what they already have. Bulldog hardly had to look at the 1961 films to realize the defense was killing the club. It gave up 389 points, or an average of almost 18 per game.
Up front, Buddy Cockrell, an offensive tackle the last two years, will be moved to defensive end. If veteran Paul Miller, acquired in a trade with Dallas, decides to report, the wings will be strong enough. Sid Youngelman and Dick Guesman are acceptable at tackle.
On offense, Bulldog's main problem is to muster a wide running game. He has insured against Dorow's lapses by getting Ed Songin, the 37-year-young pitcher from Boston. Bill Mathis is the league's premier plunger up the middle. Mel West looks as if he could be the halfback threat if the interior blocking is improved, although he doesn't have the speed to break a game open.
The Polo Grounds will be a nicer place to visit since the baseball Mets obligingly put a new coat of green on the seats. Up until now, the premises have been drab and the club, at least the defensive half of it, the same. This year the decor has changed. But what about the team?"
-Murray Olderman, All-Pro 1962 Football
OFFENSE
"Ends: Bulldog's going to use a slot system, which means both Art Powell and Don Maynard split wide and occasionally in the slot to run with the ball. They're tops. Depth is comforting.
Rating: Very Good
Tackles: One spot is wide open with the shift of Gene Cockrell to defense. Jack Klotz is certain of his job. Roger Ellis has been shifted from center and could make it.
Rating: Fair
Guards: The Titans are so enamored of their veteran corps, headed by All-League Bob Mischak, they're talking about trading one man as surplus.
Rating: Very Good
Centers: Rookie Alex Kroll will have to be really good to beat out veteran Mike Hudock.
Rating: Good
Quarterbacks: If Al Dorow scatters shots, they've now got Ed Songin to steady the team.
Rating: Fair
Halfbacks: Dick Christy and Mel West don't go all the way but they're pluggers.
Rating: Fair
Flankers: Early plans call for Bob Renn as the slot receiver.
Rating: Fair
Fullbacks: Bill Mathis is as good as any in the league in tough yardage situations.
Rating: Very Good
Strength: An excellent one-two receiving punch in Powell and Maynard and good power up the middle with Mathis carrying behind the guards. Weakness: No real breakaway threat as a ball carrier in sight and those quarterbacks are ancient.
Rating: Fair"
-Murray Olderman, All-Pro 1962 Football
DEFENSE
"Ends: The tipoff is that they're expecting Bob Watters, off the Giant taxi squad, to push holdover Nick Mumley. Buddy Cockrell gets a shot at the other flank position.
Rating: Poor
Tackles: Sid Youngelman and Dick Guesman won't get pushed around too often. They have size and savvy but may be a little deficient at rushing the passer.
Rating: Fair
Linebackers: The coaches profess to be satisfied with Larry Grantham (All-League class) and Ed Cooke at the corners and hope that Ted Greene, secured from Dallas, is the solution to the middle. Rookie Phil Whitner is likely to make a place for himself.
Rating: Good
Halfbacks: The new hope is ex-Spartan Wayne Fontes, with a good college rep. Dainard Paulson got his baptism by fire last year. Corner backs are hard to find. This a weak spot.
Rating: Poor
Safeties: Lee Riley and John Bookman won't get fooled too much with their extensive backgrounds. Ed Kovac is a fine athlete who could squeeze in here.
Rating: Fair
Strength: The linebacking crew is probably the best in the short history of the Titans, and the middle of the defensive line is airtight. Weakness: The Titans sorely need help in a couple of spots in the secondary and are looking for defensive ends.
Rating: Poor"
-Murray Olderman, All-Pro 1962 Football
"'The outlook is extremely bright,' is the way Head Coach Clyde 'Bulldog' Turner, the All-Pro great, puts an answer to the usual question as to how the Titans of New York, of the American Football League, shape up for the 1962 season.
Turner took over in February from fellow Texan Sammy Baugh, and has had only a brief period to study the situation. 'The accent will be on youth for the future. I plan to do a great deal of rebuilding this season,' declares Turner. Turner is well underway with his rebuilding program. Such Titan veterans as quarterback Al Dorow, tackles Sid Youngelman and Tom Saidock, defensive halfback John Bookman and others are no longer members of the Titan squad. His program has brought into view 'The New Titans' who appear to have a bright future.
'Along with my coaching staff- assistant coach George Sauer, Johnny Dell Isola and 'Bones' Taylor, I have studied films of last year's games and this season's exhibition games and discovered that we are not without talent. Dell Isola and Taylor are especially helpful in their analysis of last year's players and we are getting to know our new ones very quickly. The Titans won seven and lost seven last season, and the films show me that they could have won at least two of the last seven games. They were in there fighting for the Eastern Division title almost to the end of the season, and with this kind of a base, the future looks bright.
'We will have a team of veterans and youngsters. This is the kind of balance I've always liked to work with. These youngsters are making the veterans fight hard to keep their jobs. If a veteran and a rookie are about even, I'll go with the rookie all the way.
'Defensively, where the Titans were a little weak last year, we are greatly improved. We have recently acquired Billy Atkins from Buffalo. Atkins is a fine defensive halfback. Last year he led the league in pass interceptions, with 10 interceptions. He also led the league in punting with a 45-yard average. The middle linebacker position is still up for grabs with rookies Vaughan Williams and Jerry Fields battling for the job with veteran Hubert Bobo. I think our other linebacker positions look good with All-League linebacker Larry Grantham and young veteran Ed Cooke. Dainard Paulson and Paul Hynes have looked very good at the defensive halfback spots. I think our defense has rounded into a smooth and well-balanced squad.'
The Titans' offensive unit has always been able to score. With a few new plays and a few new faces, the New York Titans are looking forward to scoring many touchdowns.
'I am not in the habit of making predictions or boasting in advance,' says Turner. 'The Titans will be fighting all the way to the wire. I didn't come to New York to lose and I have never liked finishing second.'"
-1962 Oakland Raiders Official Program, September 9 (Frank Youell Field)
1962 NEW YORK TITANS ROSTERS
1962 New York Titans Preseason Roster
57 Hubert Bobo (LB) Ohio State
John Bookman (DB) Miami
Dave Bosson (T) Duke
Arnold Branch (G) Langston
35 Bob Brooks (FB) Ohio
64 Tom Budrewicz (G) Brown
45 Dick Christy (HB) North Carolina State
70 Gene Cockrell (T) Hardin-Simmons
88 Thurlow Cooper (TE) Maryland
Bob Dehlinger (DB) Idaho
12 Al Dorow (QB) Michigan State
Howard Durborow (T) Montclair State
56 Roger Ellis (LB) Maine
Jerry Fields (LB) Ohio State
Don Flynn (DB) Houston
Wayne Fontes (DB) Michigan State
Sid Fournet (G) LSU
Charlie Fries (G-LB) Idaho
50 Jim Furey (C-LB) Kansas
Alan Goldstein (E) North Carolina
60 Larry Grantham (LB) Mississippi
Moses Gray (T) Indiana
Ted Greene (LB) Tampa
72 Dick Guesman (DT) West Virginia
Mike Hudock (C) Miami
Paul Hynes (HB) Louisiana Tech
73 Proverb Jacobs (T) California
Dick Jakotowicz (DT)
20 Curley Johnson (FB) Houston
Jack Johnson (DB) Miami
Karl J. Kaimer (E) Boston
78 John Klotz (T) Pennsylvania Military College
Howard Kovac (HB) Cincinnati
Alex Kroll (C) Rutgers
John Kuprock (E) Pittsburgh
Vernon Lindsey (T) Trinity
31 Bill Mathis (FB) Clemson
13 Don Maynard (FL) Texas Western
Larry McHugh (G) Southern Connecticut State
68 John McMullan (G) Notre Dame
Paul Miller (DE) LSU
67 Bob Mischak (G) Army
Andy Moconyi (HB) Penn State
Frank Morelli (T) Colgate
74 Nick Mumley (DE) Purdue
62 Bob O'Neill (DE) Notre Dame
40 Dainard Paulson (DB) Oregon State
84 Art Powell (SE) San Jose State
10 Bob Renn (HB) Florida State
22 Lee Riley (DB) Detroit
75 Tom Saidock (DT) Michigan State
Bob Scrabis (QB) Penn State
Bill Shockley (K-HB) West Chester
Butch Songin (QB) Boston College
Jesse Thomas (DB) Michigan State
Larry Wagner (T) Vanderbilt
Bob Watters (DE) Lincoln
Mel West (HB) Missouri
Phil Whitner (LB) Montana State
Vaughan Williams (LB) Muskingum
Al Yarbrough (QB) Virginia
76 Sid Youngelman (DT) Alabama
-1962 Pro Football Handbook
1962 New York Titans Preseason Roster, By Position
OFFENSE
Ends
Don Maynard (Texas Western)
Art Powell (San Jose State)
John Kuprock (Pittsburgh)
Al Goldstein (North Carolina)
Perry Richards (Detroit)
Tackles
Jack Klotz (Pennsylvania Military College)
Roger Ellis (Maine)
Dave Bosson (Duke)
Frank Morelli (Colgate)
Guards
Bob Mischak (Army)
John McMullan (Notre Dame)
Sid Fournet (LSU)
Bob O'Neill (Notre Dame)
Centers
Mike Hudock (Miami)
Alex Kroll (Rutgers)
Quarterbacks
Al Dorow (Michigan State)
Ed Songin (Boston College)
Halfbacks
Dick Christy (North Carolina State)
Mel West (Missouri)
Flankers
Bob Renn (Florida State)
Curley Johnson (Houston)
Fullbacks
Bill Mathis (Clemson)
Bob Brooks (Ohio)
DEFENSE
Ends
Gene Cockrell (Hardin-Simmons)
Nick Mumley (Purdue)
Bob Watters (Lincoln)
Dick Jakotowicz
Tackles
Sid Youngelman (Alabama)
Dick Guesman (West Virginia)
Moses Gray (Indiana)
Proverb Jacobs (California)
Linebackers
Larry Grantham (Mississippi)
Ed Cooke (Maryland)
Ted Greene (Tampa)
Jerry Fields (Ohio State)
Phil Whitner (Montana State)
Hubert Bobo (Ohio State)
Halfbacks
Wayne Fontes (Michigan State)
Dainard Paulson (Oregon)
Paul Hynes (Louisiana Tech)
Don Flynn (Houston)
Safeties
Lee Riley (Detroit)
John Bookman (Miami)
Bob Dehlinger (Idaho)
Ed Kovac (Cincinnati)
-Murray Olderman, All-Pro 1962 Football
OFFENSE
Ends
Don Maynard (Texas Western)
Art Powell (San Jose State)
John Kuprock (Pittsburgh)
Al Goldstein (North Carolina)
Perry Richards (Detroit)
Tackles
Jack Klotz (Pennsylvania Military College)
Roger Ellis (Maine)
Dave Bosson (Duke)
Frank Morelli (Colgate)
Guards
Bob Mischak (Army)
John McMullan (Notre Dame)
Sid Fournet (LSU)
Bob O'Neill (Notre Dame)
Centers
Mike Hudock (Miami)
Alex Kroll (Rutgers)
Quarterbacks
Al Dorow (Michigan State)
Ed Songin (Boston College)
Halfbacks
Dick Christy (North Carolina State)
Mel West (Missouri)
Flankers
Bob Renn (Florida State)
Curley Johnson (Houston)
Fullbacks
Bill Mathis (Clemson)
Bob Brooks (Ohio)
DEFENSE
Ends
Gene Cockrell (Hardin-Simmons)
Nick Mumley (Purdue)
Bob Watters (Lincoln)
Dick Jakotowicz
Tackles
Sid Youngelman (Alabama)
Dick Guesman (West Virginia)
Moses Gray (Indiana)
Proverb Jacobs (California)
Linebackers
Larry Grantham (Mississippi)
Ed Cooke (Maryland)
Ted Greene (Tampa)
Jerry Fields (Ohio State)
Phil Whitner (Montana State)
Hubert Bobo (Ohio State)
Halfbacks
Wayne Fontes (Michigan State)
Dainard Paulson (Oregon)
Paul Hynes (Louisiana Tech)
Don Flynn (Houston)
Safeties
Lee Riley (Detroit)
John Bookman (Miami)
Bob Dehlinger (Idaho)
Ed Kovac (Cincinnati)
-Murray Olderman, All-Pro 1962 Football
September 9 New York Titans Numerical Roster (Week 1)
2 Atkins, DHB
11 Songin, QB
12 Green, QB
13 Maynard, FL
20 Johnson, FB
22 Riley, DHB
25 West, HB
26 Fontes, DHB
29 Shockley, HB
31 Mathis, FB
33 Hynes DHB
40 Paulson, DHB
41 Flowers, FB
45 Christy, HB
52 Hudock, C
55 Kroll, C
56 Ellis, LB
57 Bobo, LB
60 Grantham, LB
62 Fournet, G
64 Fields, LB
67 Mischak, G
70 Cockrell, T
72 Guesman, DT
73 Gray, DT
74 Mumley, DT
75 Jacobs, DE
78 Klotz, T
80 Richards, FL
82 Cooke, LB
84 Powell, E
88 Cooper, E
-1962 Oakland Raiders Official Program (Frank Youell Field)
September 16 New York Titans Roster (Week 2)
OFFENSE
Quarterback
No. Name
11 Butch Songin (Boston College)
12 Johnny Green (Tennessee-Chattanooga)
17 Lee Grosscup (Utah)
Halfback
25 Melvin West (Missouri)
29 Bill Shockley (West Chester)
45 Dick Christy (North Carolina State)
Fullback
20 Curley Johnson (Houston)
41 Charlie Flowers (Mississippi)
End
13 Don Maynard (Texas Western)
80 Perry Richards (Detroit)
84 Art Powell (San Jose State)
88 Thurlow Cooper (Maine)
Tackle
70 Gene Cockrell (Hardin-Simmons)
78 Jack Klotz (Pennsylvania Military College)
Guard
56 Roger Ellis (Maine)
62 Sid Fournet (LSU)
67 Bob Mischak (Army)
Center
52 Mike Hudock (Miami) (Fla.)
55 Alex Kroll (Rutgers)
DEFENSE
End
74 Nick Mumley (Purdue)
75 Proverb Jacobs (California)
Tackle
72 Dick Guesman (West Virginia)
73 Moses Gray (Indiana)
Linebacker
57 Hubert Bobo (Ohio State)
60 Larry Grantham (Mississippi)
64 Jerry Fields (Ohio State)
82 Ed Cooke (Maryland)
Defensive Back
2 Bill Atkins (Auburn)
22 Lee Riley (Detroit)
26 Wayne Fontes (Michigan State)
33 Paul Hynes (Lousiana Tech)
40 Dainard Paulson (Oregon State)
-1962 San Diego Chargers Official Program (Balboa Stadium)
1962 NEW YORK TITANS DEPTH CHARTS
1962 New York Titans Preseason Depth Chart
OFFENSEQB Al Dorow (Michigan State) 12, Butch Songin (Boston College) 11, Bob Scrabis (Penn State) 19
HB Dick Christy (North Carolina State) 45, Mel West (Missouri) 25, Bill Shockley (West Chester) 29
FB Bill Mathis (Clemson) 31, Bob Brooks (Ohio) 37
SE Art Powell (San Jose State) 84, Perry Richards (Detroit) 80
T Alex Kroll (Rutgers)*, Jack Klotz (Pennsylvania Military College) 78
G Bob Mischak (Army) 67
C Mike Hudock (Miami) 52, Roger Ellis (Maine) 56
G Sid Fournet (LSU) 62, John McMullan (Notre Dame) 68
T Gene Cockrell (Hardin-Simmons) 70, Frank Morelli (Colgate) 79
TE Thurlow Cooper (Maine) 88, Curley Johnson 20
FL Don Maynard (Texas Western) 13, Alan Goldstein (North Carolina) 81
DEFENSE
DE Bob Watters (Lincoln) 76, Paul Miller (LSU) 85
DT Proverb Jacobs (California) 75, Moses Gray (Indiana) 73
DT Dick Guesman (West Virginia) 77, Larry Wagner (Vanderbilt)*
DE Nick Mumley (Purdue) 74, Bob O'Neill (Notre Dame) 83
LB Ed Cooke (Maryland) 82, Jerry Fields (Ohio State) 64
MLB Hubert Bobo (Ohio State) 57, Ted Greene (Tampa) 54, Roger Ellis (Maine) 56
LB Larry Grantham (Mississippi) 60, Phil Whitner (Montana State)*
CB Paul Hynes (Louisiana Tech) 33, Wayne Fontes (Michigan State)*
S Johnny Bookman (Miami) 42, Ed Kovac (Cincinnati) 35
S Lee Riley (Detroit) 22, Don Flynn (Houston) 15
CB Dainard Paulson (Oregon State) 40, Jack Johnson (Miami) 32
SPECIALISTS
K Bill Shockley (West Chester) 29
P Curley Johnson (Houston) 20
* rookie
November 4 (Week 9) Depth Chart
Titans On Offense
QB Johnny Green 12, Bob Scrabis 15, Harold Stephens 12
LHB Jim Tiller 24, Dick Christy 45, Dewey Bohling 26
FB Curley Johnson 20, Bill Mathis 31
RHB Don Maynard 13, Bill Shockley 29, Karl Kaimer 86
LE Art Powell 84, Kaimer 86
LT Alex Kroll 55
LG Bob Mischak 67
C Mike Hudock 52, Alex Kroll 55
RG Roger Ellis 56, Sid Fournet 62
RT Gene Cockrell 70, Fran Morelli 79
RE Thurlow Cooper 88, Karl Kaimer 86
Titans on Defense
LDE Nick Mumley 74, John Kenerson 75
LDT George Strugar 73
RDT LaVerne Torczon 78, John Kenerson 75
RDE Bob Watters 76
LLB Ed Cooke 82
MLB Jerry Fields 64, Hubert Bobo 57
RLB Larry Grantham 60
LCB Dainard Paulson 40, Jerry Fields 64
RCB Paul Hynes 33, Dainard Paulson 40, Perry Richards 80
LS Ed Kovac 35, Billy Atkins 2
RS Lee Riley 22, Dainard Paulson 40
Titans Specialists
Punters: Curley Johnson 20, Billy Atkins 2
PAT: Bill Shockley 29
Field Goals: Bill Shockley 29
Kickoffs: Bill Shockley 29
-November 4, 1962, New York Titans Official Program (The Polo Grounds)
New York Titans Profiles, 1962 Pro Football Handbook
Bulldog Turner (head coach)
Ed Cooke
Al Dorow
Larry Grantham
Jack Johnson
Bill Mathis
John McMullan
Bob Mischak
Art Powell
Butch Songin
Sid Youngelman
Mel West
1962 New York Titans Fleer Cards
Bob Brooks
Dick Christy
Al Dorow
Larry Grantham
Mike Hudock
Bill Mathis
Don Maynard
Nick Mumley
Art Powell
Tom Saidock
Butch Songin
New York Titans Probable Starting Offense
September 9 (Week 1)
LE Art Powell 84
LT Jack Klotz 78
LG Bob Mischak 67
C Mike Hudock 52
RG Sid Fournet 62
RT Bud Cockrell 70
RE Thurlow Cooper 88
QB Butch Songin 11
LH Don Maynard 13
RH Mel West 25
FB John Johnson 20
-Oakland Raiders September 9, 1962, Official Program (Frank Youell Field)
1962 New York Titans Program Portraits
Dick Christy (HB)
Ed Cooke (LB)
Mike Hudock (C)
Jack Klotz (T)
Don Maynard (FL)
Bob Mischak (G)
Art Powell (SE)
Butch Songin (QB)
-1962 San Diego Chargers Official Program (Balboa Stadium)
Hubert Bobo (LB) Ohio State
Dick Christy (HB) North Carolina State
Gene Cockrell (T) Hardin-Simmons
Ed Cooke (LB) Maryland
Thurlow Cooper (TE) Maine
Roger Ellis (LB) Maine
Jerry Fields (LB) Ohio State
Sid Fournet (G) LSU
Dick Guesman (DT) West Virginia
Mike Hudock (C) Miami
Paul Hynes (DHB) Louisiana Tech
Curley Johnson (FB-P) Houston
Don Maynard (FL) Texas Western
Bob Mischak (G) Army
Nick Mumley (DE) Purdue
Dainard Paulson (DHB) Oregon State
Art Powell (SE) San Jose
Perry Richards (E) Detroit
Lee Riley (S) Detroit
Butch Songin (QB) Boston College
LaVerne Torczon (DE) Nebraska
-1962 Dallas Texans Official Program (The Cotton Bowl)
1962 New York Titans Profile Summary
Head Coach: Bulldog Turner
QB Al Dorow (Michigan State) 12
QB Johnny Green (Tennessee-Chattanooga) 18
QB Butch Songin (Boston College) 11
QB Lee Grosscup (Utah) 17
HB Dick Christy (North Carolina State) 45
HB Mel West (Missouri) 25
FB Bill Mathis (Clemson) 31
FB Charlie Flowers (Mississippi) 41
FB Bob Brooks (Ohio) 37
FL Don Maynard (Texas Western) 13
FL Alan Goldstein (North Carolina) 81
SE Art Powell (San Jose State) 84
TE Thurlow Cooper (Maine) 88
C Mike Hudock (Miami) 52
G Bob Mischak (Army) 67
G John McMullan (Notre Dame) 68
T Jack Klotz (Pennsylvania Military College) 78
T Gene Cockrell (Hardin-Simmons) 70
DT Sid Youngelman (Alabama) 71
DT Tom Saidock (Michigan State) 75
DE Nick Mumley (Purdue) 74
DE LaVerne Torczon (Nebraska) 87
MLB Hubert Bobo (Ohio State) 57
LB Larry Grantham (Mississippi) 60
LB Ed Cooke (Maryland) 82
CB Dainard Paulson (Oregon State) 40
CB Jack Johnson (Miami) 32
S Billy Atkins (Auburn) 2
S Lee Riley (Detroit) 22
K Billy Atkins (Auburn) 2
P Billy Atkins (Auburn) 2
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