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(AP) ? For the third straij
the regular season with a new q
* Earlier this week coach Leen
III, a second year player
starting signal caller when t
against the Houston Oilers.
Two years ago Steve Bartko
back ? up man Scott Hunter I
tkowski's knee.
'I believe that he has pro
Foorball League,' Bennett s
north of Atlanta. 'However,'h
iui mure pressure on rum tms
Jones and Bartkowski, who
number one quarterback, rec?
discussion, as Jones directed th
and Bartkowksi appeared in on
Jones, on Friday played the
been plagued by quarterback
over the Washington Redskins
Last season, Jones appearc
sidelines because, according t
experience and good depth at
Bartkowski, the team's num
fered iniurips thrnntfhrtiit his
yet, spent a majority of any seai
Bennett said Monday that the
over Bartkowski for the starti
Falcons 2 ? 2 exhibition recor
| which Jones played.
'He (Jones) made basically i
against Philadelphia, but we \
Another quarterback, fifth ye
players cut this week as the Fa
limit of 43. Offensive Tackle Br
reserve list.
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lan Bennet announced that June Jones a
out of .Portland State would be the J
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wski was the starter and a season ago, ?
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aid from the team's new training site
e added, 'I'm aware that there will be a
i week.' previously
was considered the team's ..,
;ntly have been the subterts of mnrh
e Falcons two winning exibition games
e game which the Falcons lost. ^ ventire
game as the Falcons, who have
problems, edged out a 10 ? 7 victory J
id in only one game, staying on the
0 Falcons officials, because of 'lack of
quarterback.' r???
ber one draft choice in 1975, has suf;
time with the Falcons and has not, as
son in the quarterback slot.
1 deciding factor in his choice of Jones
ng spot was primarily because of the
d ? the victories rominff in in
the same mistakes as Bartkowski did
von,' Bennett said.
ar man Kim McQuilken, was one of six
Icons trimmed their roster to the NFL
ent Adams was placed on the injuried
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9 Athletic Department at the tions because
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srsity, which has earmarked Jt
funds to endow 10 new ^e athletic 1
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nted Dr. James B. Holder- University b<
president of USC, with the freshmen.
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faculty breakfast at which _
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reminder thi
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