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Fred Wallner

No. 18, 68, 61, 64

Positions

Guard
Linebacker

Personal information

Born

(1928-04-28)April 28, 1928
Greenfield, Massachusetts, U.S.

Died

November 4, 1999(1999-11-04) (aged 71)
Hartford, Connecticut, U.S.

Listed height

6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)

Listed weight

231 lb (105 kg)

Career information

High school

Greenfield

College

Notre Dame

NFL draft

1951: 20th round, 235th overall pick

Career history

Playing

Chicago Cardinals (1951–1952, 1954–1955)
Houston Oilers (1960)

Coaching

Hartford Charter Oaks (1964-1965)
Hartford Knights (1968-1971)

Awards and highlights

Career NFL/AFL statistics

Games played	52
Games started	42
Fumble recoveries	4
Interceptions	3
Stats at Pro Football Reference

Frederick William Wallner (born April 28, 1928 – November 4, 1999) ^[1] was an American professional football player who was a guard for five seasons in the National Football League (NFL) and one season (1960) with the Houston Oilers of the American Football League (AFL). He was a member of the Oilers' first AFL championship team. He played college football for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

References

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^ "Fred Wallner Stats | Pro-Football-Reference.com". Pro-Football-Reference.com. Retrieved May 5, 2018.

v t e 1949 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—AP national champions
Gus Cifelli Larry Coutre George Dickson Bill Gay Jerry Groom Leon Hart John Helwig Jim Martin John Mazur Leo McKillip Ralph McGehee Jim Mutscheller Chet Ostrowski John Petitbon Emil Sitko Frank Spaniel Mike Swistowicz Bob Toneff Bill Wightkin Bob Williams Ernie Zalejski Head coach: Frank Leahy Assistant coaches: Bernie Crimmins John F. Druze Fred Miller

v t e Chicago Cardinals 1951 NFL draft selections
Jerry Groom Don Joyce Don Stonesifer Dick Doyne Lynn Lynch Ed Jasonek Dick Punches Leo Sanford Neil Schmidt Ken Cooper Tom Bienemann Jack Landry Volney Peters Bill Leskovar John Simcic Gene Miller Henry May Russ Pomeroy Gene Ackerman Dick Bunting S. J. Whitman Jim Owens Billy Cross Vernon Quick Jeff Fleischmann Ken Huxhold Dick Martin Bob Livingstone Leon Root

v t e Houston Oilers 1960 AFL champions
12 Charlie Milstead 15 Jacky Lee 16 George Blanda 20 Billy Cannon 21 Ken Hall 22 Joe Majors 24 Julian Spence 30 Mike Dukes 31 Doug Cline 32 Dave Smith 33 Bob White 34 Charlie Kendall 37 Charlie Hennigan 40 Tony Banfield 41 Mark Johnston 43 Jim Norton 44 Charlie Tolar 47 Don Brown 47 Bobby Gordon 50 Dennit Morris 51 John Simerson 53 Hugh Pitts 56 Phil Perlo 57 George Belotti 60 Jim McCanless 61 Bob Talamini 62 Wahoo McDaniel 63 Hogan Wharton 64 65 Gary Greaves 70 Al Jamison 71 Pete Davidson 72 Jerry Helluin 73 Dan Lanphear 74 George Shirkey 75 Don Floyd 76 Dalva Allen 77 Rich Michael 79 Orville Trask 80 Jim Yeats 82 Johnny Carson 84 Jack Atchason 86 John White 88 Al Witcher 89 Bill Groman Head coach: Lou Rymkus Assistant coaches: Wally Lemm Walt Schlinkman Mac Speedie

Houston Oilers 1960 AFL champions

Head coach: Lou Rymkus

v t e Houston Oilers 1961 AFL champions
12 Charlie Milstead 15 Jacky Lee 16 George Blanda 20 Billy Cannon 21 Ken Hall 22 Gary Wisener 24 Julian Spence 25 Gene Jones 27 Fred Glick 30 Mike Dukes 31 Doug Cline 32 Dave Smith 33 John Guzik 34 Jack Laraway 37 Ron Botchan 40 Tony Banfield 41 Mark Johnston 43 Jim Norton 44 Charley Tolar 46 Claude King 50 Dennit Morris 52 Bob Schmidt 57 George Belotti 60 Buzz Guy 61 Bob Talamini 62 Dick Frey 63 Hogan Wharton 64 Willis Perkins 66 Leo Reed 70 Al Jamison 73 Bob Kelly 74 George Shirkey 75 Don Floyd 77 Rich Michael 78 Byron Beams 79 Orville Trask 80 Dalva Allen 81 Bob McLeod 82 Ed Husmann 86 John White 87 Charley Hennigan 88 Willard Dewveall 89 Bill Groman Head coaches: Lou Rymkus Wally Lemm Assistant coaches: Walt Schlinkman Mac Speedie Joe Spencer

Houston Oilers 1961 AFL champions

Head coaches: Lou Rymkus
Wally Lemm

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