Roy Gerela wore the number ten for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1971-1978.
The only Steelers to wear the #89 during the 70's were tight ends John McMakin from 1972-1974 and Bennie Cunningham from 1976-1985.
In the 60s, Clete Boyer wore it. Roy White wore it in the 70s. The most recent wearer was former manager Joe Torre. Her wore it for the 11 years he was the manager. No one is wearing now.
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After Don Meredith's retirement in the late 1960s, the No. 17 was worn by placekicker Mike Clark in 1970, 1971 and 1973.
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The only Steelers to wear the #89 during the 70's were tight ends John McMakin from 1972-1974 and Bennie Cunningham from 1976-1985.
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Danny Ozark wore #3 when he managed the Phillies in the '70s.
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There were no players for the Steelers from 1970-1979 with the first or last name Carson. However the name of their defensive coordinator for most of the decade was Bud Carson.
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Rollie Fingers wore #34 for the A's from 1969-1976 and Bob Lacey wore #34 from 1977-1979.
Besides Greene and Holmes, there were defensive ends L.C. Greenwood and Dwight White.
Franco Harris, running back for the Pittsburgh Steelers, won 4 Super bowls in the mid and late 70s.
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lmao the steel curtain they were called in the 70s i believe.but steelers rock!!!!!!! I think you are the first one to call Russia the Steel Curtain. The Steel Curtain refers to the defense of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Iron Curtain was coined most famously by Winston Churchill.
In the 60s, Clete Boyer wore it. Roy White wore it in the 70s. The most recent wearer was former manager Joe Torre. Her wore it for the 11 years he was the manager. No one is wearing now.