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Lance Alworth

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    …Chargers—featuring future Hall of Famers Lance Alworth at wide receiver and Ron Mix at offensive tackle, along with quarterback John Hadl and running back Paul Lowe—won their only AFL title, defeating the Boston Patriots 51–10 in the championship game. During the mid-1960s the team’s play fell off slightly, and, despite…

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    …Chargers—featuring future Hall of Famers Lance Alworth at wide receiver and Ron Mix at offensive tackle, along with quarterback John Hadl and running back Paul Lowe—won their only AFL title, defeating the Boston Patriots 51–10 in the championship game. During the mid-1960s the team’s play fell off slightly, and, despite…

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