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Who was on the original offensive line for the Pittsburgh Steelers?
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The starting offensive line for the 1933 Pittsburgh Pirates was:
Left Tackle: Don Rhodes
Left Guard: Larry Critchfield
Center: Cap Oehler
Right Guard: Clarence Janecek
Right Tackle: Corrie Artman
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