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Jack Kemp
Kemp's accurate arm led the Chargers to the Western Division title. Chosen All-League QB, Jack led the AFL in passing with 3018 yds., 51.8% completions, 20 TD's.
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Keith, one of pro football's most versatile players, can handle any of a number of jobs for the Chargers. A hard running fullback, Keith can be used effectively as a halfback, end, defensive back and even a quarterback if the situation comes up. With good hands and good speed, he led the Chargers and finished third in the A.F.L. in kickoff returns last year. An injury hampered Keith in 1963.



Jack is an outstanding example of the excellent players who develop in the nation's smaller colleges. At Occidental, he was Honorably Mentioned for the Little All-America for three years, 1954 through 1956, and second in passing in NAIA (small colleges) in 1956. In his senior year, he averaged more than 150 yards passing per game. He played for the San Francisco 49'ers last year.



Aptly named, Natrone is a mean runner. powerfully built and not afraid to run people over. Took over featured-back role this fall from departed Marion Butts, a runner Means compares favorably to. As a rookie, Natrone had a career-high 118 yards on 18 carries and scored 3 TDs vs. Miami in week 17. Pronounced "NAY-trone."



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Jack Kemp
Jack is an outstanding example of the excellent players who develop in the nation's smaller colleges. At Occidental, he was Honorably Mentioned for the Little All-America for three years, 1954 through 1956, and second in passing in NAIA (small colleges) in 1956. In his senior year, he averaged more than 150 yards passing per game. He played for the San Francisco 49'ers last year.
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