Orville Trask

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Orville Trask
Date of birth December 3, 1934 (1934-12-03) (age 73)
Place of birth Pueblo, Colorado
Position(s) DL
College Rice University
AFL Draft 1960 / Round : Free Agent
Career highlights
Honors American Football League Champion, 1961 and 1962
Stats
Statistics
Teams
1960-61
1962		 AFL Houston Oilers
AFL Oakland Raiders

Orville Trask (born December 3, 1934 in Pueblo, Colorado) is a former professional American football player who played defensive tackle for three seasons, for the American Football League's Houston Oilers, where he was on the first two AFL Championship teams in 1960 and 1961. In 1962 he was with the AFL's Oakland Raiders. He was the Oiler's first team captain. He stop playing in 1962 due to a shoulder injury. His picture is in the Hall of Fame where he is receiving the game ball from bud adams after winning the AFC championship.

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Houston Oilers 1960 AFL Champions
Dalva Allen | Jack Atchason | Tony Banfield | George Belotti | George Blanda | Don Brown | Billy Cannon | Johnny Carson | Doug Cline | Pete Davidson | Mike Dukes | Don Floyd | Bobby Gordon | Gabby Greaves | Bill Groman | Ken Hall | Jerry Helluin | Charlie Hennigan | Al Jamison | Mark Johnston | Charlie Kendall | Dan Lanphear | Jacky Lee | Wahoo McDaniel | Rich Michael | Charlie Milstead | Dennit Morris | Jim Norton | Phil Perlo | Hugh Pitts | George Shirkey | John Simerson | Dave Smith | Julian Spence | Bob Talamini | Charlie Tolar | Orville Trask | Fred Wallner | Hogan Wharton | Bob White | John White | Al Witcher
Head Coach Lou Rymkus
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Houston Oilers 1961 AFL Champions
Dalva Allen | Tony Banfield | Byron Beams | George Belotti | George Blanda | Ron Botchan | Billy Cannon | Doug Cline | Willard Dewveall | Mike Dukes | Don Floyd | Dick Frey | Fred Glick | Bill Groman | Buzz Guy | John Guzik | Ken Hall | Charlie Hennigan | Ed Husmann | Al Jamison | Mark Johnston | Gene Jones | Bob Kelly | Claude King | Jack Laraway | Jacky Lee | Bob McLeod | Rich Michael | Charlie Milstead | Dennit Morris | Jim Norton | Willis Perkins | Leo Reed | Bob Schmidt | George Shirkey | Dave Smith | Julian Spence | Bob Talamini | Charlie Tolar | Orville Trask | Hogan Wharton | John White | Gary Wisener
Head Coach Lou Rymkus | Wally Lemm


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