Mark Smolinski

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Date of birth: May 9, 1939 (1939-05-09) (age 69)
Place of birth: Alpena, Michigan, United States
Career information
Position(s): Running back
College: Wyoming
Organizations
 As player:
1961-1962
1963-1968		 Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Stats at DatabaseFootball.com

Mark Wayne Smolinski (born May 9, 1939 in Alpena, Michigan) was a professional American football player for the NFL's Baltimore Colts and the AFL's World Champion New York Jets.

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New York Jets Super Bowl III Champions
11 Jim Turner | 12 Joe Namath | 13 Don Maynard | 15 Babe Parilli | 22 Jim Hudson | 23 Bill Rademacher | 24 Johnny Sample | 26 Jim Richards | 29 Bake Turner | 30 Mark Smolinski | 31 Bill Mathis | 32 Emerson Boozer | 33 Curley Johnson | 41 Matt Snell | 42 Randy Beverly | 43 John Dockery | 45 Earl Christy | 46 Bill Baird | 47 Mike D'Amato | 48 Cornell Gordon | 50 Carl McAdams | 51 Ralph Baker | 52 John Schmitt | 56 Paul Crane | 60 Larry Grantham | 61 Bob Talamini | 62 Al Atkinson | 63 John Neidert | 66 Randy Rasmussen | 67 Dave Herman | 71 Sam Walton | 72 Paul Rochester | 74 Jeff Richardson | 75 Winston Hill | 80 John Elliott | 81 Gerry Philbin | 83 George Sauer | 85 Steve Thompson | 86 Verlon Biggs | 87 Pete Lammons
Head Coach Weeb Ewbank
Coaches Walt Michaels | Clive Rush | Buddy Ryan | Joe Spencer
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