Williams Stars For Redskins In Relief Role
Redskins quarterback Doug Williams thrived as a relief option, completing 17 of 27 passes for 272 yards and two touchdown passes to Art Monk in a 34-24 win over the Eagles. Jay Schroeder suffered a shoulder injury after five minutes, leaving Williams to direct the offense.
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Grogan Leads Patriots Past Dolphins in Opener
Steve Grogan went 14 of 21 for 150 yards and a TD as the New England Patriots defeated the Miami Dolphins 28-21 at Sullivan Stadium. Trailing 21-7 late in the second, Grogan’s 17-yard TD to Irving Fryar narrowed the gap, and New England pulled away with two third-quarter scores. The win extends Grogan’s return to the starting role and hints he may be the No. 1 quarterback ahead of Eason.
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Patriots Beat Dolphins In Late Third Quarter Rally
New England defeated Miami 28 to 21 as a two touchdown burst in a 0 second third quarter span swung the game. Tony Collins scored twice including a 7 yard TD to tie at 21, Marino left with an eye injury after three TD passes, and Don Strack failed to lead a late drive.
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Palmer's return lift Chiefs over Chargers in opener
Paul Palmer, the Chiefs No. 1 draft pick from Temple, returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown as Kansas City beat San Diego 20 13. Christian Okoye rushed for 105 yards, giving the Chiefs a 174 yard ground game and ending a four year slump. Dan Fouts led the Chargers with 270 passing yards and two first half interceptions, but the Chiefs held on for the victory under new head coach Frank Gansz.
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Abbott
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Banks
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Baldwin Tourney. Wellsville, Baldwin fall to third place
Baldwin finished second in its pool at the Baldwin tournament and lost to Louisburg 15-2 15-12 to set a third place game against Wellsville. Wellsville’s Christine Thurp led with 57 of 58 serves and three aces, while Suzy Brown hit 25 of 26 with three aces. Brown and Kristy Wollen contributed strong serves and spiking by Wollen, Jenny Fort added eight spikes. Wellsville coach John Dowling noted improvement, and events next include Parents Night against Linwood and Endora. Baldwin heads to Tonganoxie and Atchison. Wellsville freshman hosts Spring Hill.
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