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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jim_YoungJim Young - Wikipedia

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   James Norman Young (born June 6, 1943) is a former professional American football and Canadian football player. Young played running back and wide receiver for the NFL's Minnesota Vikings for two seasons (1965–66), and the CFL's BC Lions for thirteen seasons (1967–79).

2. www.bclions.com › 2010/08/04 › 1970s-lions-profile1970s Lions profile: Jim 'Dirty Thirty' Young - BC Lions

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   Aug 4, 2010 · Jim Young, “Dirty Thirty” as he came to be known, wore the BC Lions colours for 13 seasons (1967-79) and remains one of the most popular players in team history. “It was after a game in Hamilton in 1967 and a friend of my dad’s came up to me afterwards,” Young says of his fabled nickname.

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4. vancouversun.com › news › bc-lions-icon-jim-young-onB.C. Lions icon Jim Young on the mend after stroke, heart attack

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   Jul 14, 2012 · In his prime, Jim Young was one of the most terrorizing offensive weapons in the Canadian Football League. He was the B.C. Lions’ Geroy Simon of the late 1960s through the 1970s.

5. www.cfl.ca › retro-profile-jim-dirty-thirty-youngRetro Profile: Jim 'Dirty Thirty' Young - CFL.ca

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   Aug 6, 2010 · Jim Young, “Dirty Thirty” as he came to be known, wore the B.C. Lions’ colours for 13 seasons (1967-79) and remains one of the most popular players in team history.

6. www.bclions.com › jim-youngJim Young - BC Lions

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   Jim Young - BC Lions. 2023 Schedule. Tickets. Season Tickets. Dome Field Advantage. Group Tickets. Season Ticket Referral Program. Club Seats. Sideline Field Seating.

7. www.bcfootballhalloffame.com › jim-youngJim Young - BC Football Hall of Fame

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   Dec 7, 2019 · Jim Young played 13 seasons and nearly 200 games for the BC Lions as a wide receiver and slotback. He set the Lions' all-time receiving record three times and still holds the club marks for yards and touchdowns.

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   Who is Jim Young?

   • This week, as the Lions prepare to take on the Stampeders in Saturday’s Retro tilt, CFL.ca profiles former Lions great Jim Young. In the 1970’s he was the face of a franchise. Jim Young, “Dirty Thirty” as he came to be known, wore the BC Lions colours for 13 seasons (1967-79) and remains one of the most popular players in team history.

   1970s Lions profile: Jim 'Dirty Thirty' Young - BC Lions

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   How many seasons did Jim Young play for the Lions?

   • When the Lions acquired the rights to Jim Young from Toronto and Minnesota of the NFL, he started a career that would see him play 13 seasons and nearly 200 games at four positions. Known as “Dirty 30”, Jim brought a swagger and aggressiveness to the team that had been lacking since the early 1960s and the two Grey Cup appearances.

   Jim Young - BC Football Hall of Fame

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   Who was Aaron Young & what did he do for the Lions?

   • Young was mainly a wide receiver, but when the Lions needed a running back, Young was often shifted into the backfield and was actually named as a West division All-Star once at running back.  Besides being talented, Young was also a highly durable player, missing games in only 3 of his 13 seasons.

   Jim young - CFLapedia

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   Why did the BC Lions trade Dick Fouts and Bill Symons?

   • To make this transaction possible, the BC Lions traded all-star defensive lineman Dick Fouts, and future Canadian Football Hall of Fame running back Bill Symons to the Argonauts for the CFL rights to Young. They then managed getting Kapp waived out of the Canadian Football League.

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9. www.cflapedia.com › Players › yJim young - CFLapedia

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   Jim Young was a toygh gritty receiver with the nickname "Dirty 30" who played his entire 13 year career from 1967 to 1979 with the BC Lions. Young was mainly a wide receiver, but when the Lions needed a running back, Young was often shifted into the backfield and was actually named as a West division All-Star once at running back.