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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1981

Page

9

Cowboys Hustle Past Giants In Tough 18 10 Win

Dallas remained unbeaten as a hustling defense carried the Cowboys to an 18 10 victory over the New York Giants. Tony Dorsett struggled for 70 yards, while Danny White connected on a 41 yard TD pass to Butch Johnson and Rafael Septien kicked three field goals. Dallas tied for the NFC East lead with Philadelphia. Miami also unbeaten. Giants coach Ray Perkins praised the effort despite the setback.

Irving Dallas Cowboys Cowboys New York Giants Tony Dorsett Dorsett Danny White Dallas Tom Landry White Butch Johnson Rafael Septien Steelers Patriots Terry Bradshaw Lynn Swann Browns Falcons Cleveland Atlanta Brian Sipe Dolphins Colts Baltimore Miami Uwe von Schumann

Oilers struggle as Stabler faced relentless Jets rush

New York sacked Houston quarterback Ken Stabler seven times for 66 yards, with two interceptions and two fumbles, as the Jets defensive pressure overwhelmed the Oilers. Mark Gastineau delivered four sacks, and Stabler blamed coaching while noting the offense failed to adapt to the Jets blitz. Stabler went 10 of 20 for 138 yards before exiting in the fourth quarter.

NEW York Ken Stabler Houston Oilers New York Jets Mark Gastineau Snake Stabler

Morton fires four TD passes as Broncos hammer Chargers

Denver's Craig Morton stays upright and throws four touchdowns leading a 42-24 victory over the unbeaten San Diego Chargers. He completes 17 of 18 passes for 308 yards, fueling a 453-yard offensive game as Los Angeles visits Chicago tonight.

Craig Morton San Diego Chargers Denver Broncos Chargers Morton Broncos San Diego Dan Fouts Denver Orange Crush

Sutton Faces Back-to-Back No-Hitter Dreams in Astros Win

Don Sutton pitched a two-hitter and nine strikeouts to fuel the Houston Astros past the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 after nearly a back-to-back no-hitter following Nolan Ryan’s weekend gem. The Royals of the NL also saw Cincinnati top Atlanta 4-2 and New York edge Montreal 2-1, while St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 7-5 and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Chicago.

Nolan Ryan Don Sutton Sutton Los Angeles Houston Astros Dodgers Cincinnati Atlanta New York Montreal St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago

Midland tennis tourney at Country Club hosts multiple winners

The Midland Country Club hosted its Bi Annual Member Guest Tournament with winners in several divisions. Bill Harris and Bill Griffith won the men's pro division while Freda Harris and Rosie Garza took the ladies pro title. Additional champs included Joe Liberty and Louis Brazleton in the men's championship and Nancy Stratton with Connie Scharbauer in the ladies. L.C. Slate and Butch Lockhart topped the men's A division with Ed Runyan and Jeff Goodell as runners-up. Darlene Gould and Ben Broussard claimed the ladies A division, defeating Mary DeCompigne and Kathy Dewitt. The Odessa Country Club held a women’s golf play day with Ruth Florey front nine winner and Jane Murray top back nine, both at 32. Margaret Porter led the nine-hole flight at 55, Lyda McMillan low net at 36. University Garden Racquet Club announced the UGRC Fall Classic for Nov 7-8 open to juniors and adults ages 12-55 with $6 entry. Garza also announced a new racquetball league starting Wednesdays with pro shop contact for details.

Midland Country Club Bill Harris Bill Griffith Jim Boldrick John Peackshamp Freda Harris Rosie Garza Susan Britton Trish Bostrom Joe Liberty Louis Brazleton Nancy Stratton Connie Scharbauer L.C. Slate Butch Lockhart Ed Runyan Jeff Goodell Darlene Gould Ben Broussard Mary DeCompigne Kathy Dewitt Odessa Country Club Ruth Florey Jane Murray Margaret Porter Lownet Lyda McMillan University Garden Garza

Bears to battle Rams on Monday Night Football at Soldier Field

Chicago hosts Los Angeles in a 1-2 NFL clash before a national TV audience and 64 000 fans. Rams quarterback Pat Haden may miss action with a rib cage injury, with Jeff Rutledge ready to start if needed, while Dan Pastorini joins the roster though unlikely to play. Bears coach Neill Armstrong downplays Pastorini as a threat. Rutledge previously played for the Rams in 1978 and helped in pivotal drives during that era.

Chicago Los Angeles Rams Chicago Bears Soldier Field Rams Green Bay Bears Tampa Bay Pat Haden Jeff Rutledge Drew Hill Haden Rutledge Dan Pastorini Oakland Houston Pastorini Vince Ferragamo Ferragamo Canada Los Angeles New Orleans

Dan Anderegg Day at Crane honors longtime coach

Crane marks Dan Anderegg Day with a halftime ceremony at Elk Ave Stadium during the Crane-Seminole game. Anderegg coached Crane High School from 1952 to 1967, and his former players, including Gary Gaines, recall his defense focused era and life lessons. The event includes a pep rally and coffee in the student union as invitations go out to former players.

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