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Aug. 29, 1983

The San Francisco 49ers Monday signed punter Tom Orosz...

SAN FRANCISCO -- The San Francisco 49ers Monday signed punter Tom Orosz of the Miami Dolphins and waived struggling punter Jim Miller.

The 49ers traded a 12th-round draft choice for Orosz, 23, a 1981 graduate of Ohio State who was beaten out in Miami's training camp by rookie Reggie Roby.

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San Francisco coach Bill Walsh had been openly critical of Miller, who tentatively won the punting job in training camp when Cliff Parsley flopped badly.

However, Miller put on a poor performance with low, easy to return punts in the 49ers' loss Saturday to Seattle.

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