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    	32 - OJ
    	
    	13 - Montana
    
    	44 - Reggie 
    
    	 5 - Johnny Bench
    
    Claybone

>    	13 - Montana

Huh? You mean Marino?

44 has a couple including Jerry West
32 has a couple including Magic

TTom

    
    	Sheesh.  Yes, Marino.
    
    Claybone

    
    
    1  Billy Martin          2 ?????                 3 Babe Ruth
    4  Bobby Orr             5                       6
    7  Phil Esposito         8 Yaz                   9 Nettles
    10 Thurman               11 Tony Eason ???       12 Namath
    13 Pagliarulo            14 Rice                 15
    16 Bruin Forward???      17 Montana              18
    19                       20 Bucky Dent           21 Clemens
    22                       23 Donnie Baseball      24 R. Henderson
    25 Tommy John ???        26 Boggs                27 
    28                       29                      30
    31 Cedric Maxwell        32 Marcus Allen         33 Bird
    34 Payton                35 Steve Smith          36
    37                       38                      39
    40  
                             44 Reggie               45 Tartabull
    
    49  Guidry               50
    
    63 Gene Upshaw
    75 Howie Long
    80 Rice
    83 Hendricks
    86 Rocket
    87 Dave Casper
    88 Swann
    95 Dent
    
          Just thought it would be interesting I heard it on a Radio talk
    show last night. Alot of people vary on who they say. Remember it's the
    first name that pops into your head!!

00  Omar Olivares (only cuz of the initials thing)

20  Lou Brock
45  Bob Gibson

51  Dick Butkus

    
    	51 - Dick Butkus
    
    	12 - Namath
    
    	

    	When I see the number 13 I think of Wilted Chamberlain and can't
    help but wonder that maybe, if he hadn't tempted fate by picking the
    unlucky number, he wouldn't have been such a choker in the playoffs...
                               
    				   /Don

    00 - Robert Parish
    4 - Jackie Jensen
    6 - Bill Russell
    14 - Bob Cousy
    25 - Tony Conigliaro
    88 - Mario Lemieux
    99 - Wayne Gretsky
    
    NAZZ
    

    as seen through black and gold glasses:
    
    8  Bill Mazeroski
    9  Willie Stagell
    10 Roy Gerela
    12 Terry Bradshaw
    20 Rockie Blier
    21 Roberto "The Great One" Clemente
    32 Franco Harris
    58 Jack Lambert   < I might have these
    59 Jack Hamm      < two reversed
    68 L.C. Greenwood
    75 Mean Joe Green
    
    
    That's all I can come up with for now.
    
    
    billl

    what 9 notes and no mention of lawwy bird and 33????
    
    
    

What number is Katarina Witt...?  Uh-huh.  

>2 ?????

LJ. 

22 Emmitt Smith

66 Mario
99 The Great One

      I am partially biased by being a Wisconsin sports fan...
    
      00 Jim Otto and Robert Parish
       4 Sidney Moncrief and Brett Favre
       5 Paul Hornung
      15 Bart Starr
      19 John Unitas
      20 Barry Sanders
      31 Jimmy Taylor
      32 Jim Brown
      33 Larry Bird and Jabbar
      51 Dick Butkus
    
                                              Tony
      I'm ashamed I don't know Sayers number, but think it was 40.
      88 John Mackey

6	Bill Buckner (sigh)
8	Yaz
23	Air Jordan
33	Bird
42	Richard Petty
86	Flying Zamboni
99	The Great One

zamboni

    
        00  Jim Otto
    	 1  Billy Martin
    	 3  The Babe
    	 4  Lou Gerhig
         6  Russell
    	 7  Mickey Mantle
    	 9  Roger Maris
    	10  Frantic Fran Tarkenton
    	12  Roger "The Dodger" Staubach
    	13  Wilt "The Stilt
    	16  George Blanda
        17  Dandy Don  Meridith
    	19  Lance Alworth
        20  Barry Sanders
        21  Roberto Clemente
        22  Emmitt Smith, Bob Hayes
        23  Micheal
        24  Willie Mays
        26  Me  double 13, Preston Pearson
        32  Jim Brown, OJ,Marcus Allen
        33  Tony Dorsett
        34  Sweetness Payton
    	35  Calvin Hill
        44  Reggie
    	50  Bill George
        51  Butkus
    	54  Randy White
    	55  Don Drysdale
        60  Tommy Nobis, Otto Graham
    	66  Ray Nitschki?
        69  Is devine
    	72  Ed "Too Tall" Jones
        73  Bob Lilly
    	75  Howie Long
        77  U get 8 more, Red Grange
        79  Harvey Martin
    	80  Tony Hill
        88  Drew Pearson 
      
         

    The most famous number of the New England "older" generation was #9 Ted
    Williams.
    
    #37 was originally Jimmy Piersall and later Bill Lee.
    
    7 and 77 were Esposito and Bourque (then and now)
    
    Frank Gifford was 16 of the Giants.

RE                     <<< Note 206.11 by FXTROT::ALLEMANG >>>

>What number is Katarina Witt...?  Uh-huh.  

  I don't know, what number was Arnold Palmer? Or how about Martina
Navatralova?

  What's your point?

  George

    
    56 - LT

    	33 - Larry Bird, Kareem-Abdul Jabbar AND Steve Kuberski...

    
    	Luv that p-name Slashah.

>  I don't know, what number was Arnold Palmer? Or how about Martina
> Navatralova?
> What's your point?

Never mind... it had nothing to do with the great figure skating debate of
'95.  I like KW... her (art) form is beautiful to behold.  Nice thumbs too.

    
    
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    	B E R N I E   K O S A R
    
    
    
    
    WOOF!
    

    re #19:
    
    Who would want his number?  ;^)
    
    
    billl

    Only 1 number matters....4 - Robert Gordon Orr.
    
    Mark.

    # 21   Rocket Roger Clemens ( I am surprised Mikey C didn't get this in 
    before me as he idolizes that man)
    
    
    Tom

373 - mike childs
31 - mad max
17 - hondo

 and of course #6 who really made the difference in Wilted's career not the
 #13........

 mike

76 - Bradley of the 76ers
77 - That big George guy from the Bullets

  What are the 4 retired numbers at Fenway, I forget.

  Wasn't Bill Dorr #2?

  George

    
    
    
    	69 - James Worthy
    
    

Ol' James violated the firsted rule: don't get caught.

TTom

    Wasn't Red Grange #77
    
    George do you mean Bobby Doerr?  I saw some games very young with him,
    Pesky and others but can only remember Dom Dimaggio and Ted (that was
    '50,'51.
    
    Mantle was 7 and Berra 8.  Numbers of players must be stored in a
    different part of the brain from say batting average numbers.

    
    #20		Michael Jack Schmidt, who will be elected into the Baseball
    Hall of Fame on Monday. The greatest third baseman in the history of
    the game.
    
    Dennis Faust
    

  My favorite Black n Gold numbers

    03 Darian Hagan
    09 Charles Johnson
    12 Terry Bradshaw                      
    19 Rush_On Salaam
    21 Roberto "The Great One" Clemente    
    32 Franco Harris                       
    58 Jack Lambert 
    75 Mean Joe Green                      
    81 Michael Westbrook
    88 Lynn Swan

  He dint wear Black n Gold but everyone has to love 00 Jim Otto.

	Keith

    58 Derrick Thomas
    77 Ray Bourque
    23 Michael Jordan

    
    41 Tom Seaver
    
    The Crazy Met
    

1 - The Wizard of Oz
6 - The Man

And I'll definitely second 20 (Mike Schmidt).

Steve

    
    
     #1 at Fenway is Joe Cronin.
    
    j/

    
    
    re back a few 
    
      Schmidt couldnt carry Brooks Robinson jock.

From a UK noter

10 - Pele (Brazil)
14 - Johan Cryuff (Holland)

    
   <<< Note 206.40 by OLD1S::CADZILLA2 "IDRINKALONEWITHMYBUDDYJACKDANIELS" >>>

    
    
>    re back a few 
>    
>      Schmidt couldnt carry Brooks Robinson jock.
    
    Nice try.
    
    
    Mark.