In Super Bowl V, Baltimore Colts defensive end Roy Hilton played the game of his life: four tackles, two sacks and a fearsome fourth-quarter rush of the Dallas Cowboys quarterback that forced a hurried pass, a Colts interception and the tying touchdown. After the game, celebrating a 16-13 victory…
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Roy Hilton, longtime Baltimore Colts defensive end who was on Super Bowl-winning team, dies at age 75
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