Kilmer’s Start Lifts Redskins Over 49ers for NFC East Lead
Billy Kilmer, 39, started for Washington after eight games backing Joe Theismann and led a 38-20 victory over the 1-8 San Francisco 49ers. Kilmer went 12 of 23 for 185 yards and two TDs with no interceptions, while John Riggins scored twice. The win moved Washington one game ahead of Dallas in the NFC East as Pardee weighs the two No. 1 quarterbacks for future games.
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Defense Stirs Redskins to Snap 2-Game Slump
Washington’s defense sparked a 38-20 win over San Francisco as Billy Kilmer in his first start of the season threw for 185 yards and two touchdowns. Mike Curtis sack and Ken Houston interceptions shifted momentum, while John Riggins scored twice and Tony Green added a run. The 49ers suffered three interceptions and two fumbles.
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Danny Buggs
John McDaniel
John Riggins
Tony Green
Mark Moseley
New York Giants
Paul Hofer
Greg Boykin
Ray Wersching
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Theismann
Mike Curtis
Steve DeBerg
DeBerg
Ken Houston
Ken MacAfee
Jake Scott
Mike
Pardee
Kenny
Pete McCulley
Redskin
Woodbridge wins Commonwealth cross country title in tight finish
Woodbridge dominates with four top ten runners to edge James Wood and Stonewall Jackson 40 to 49 and 51 as Stafford trails. Corderman of Stonewall Jackson wins the three mile race in 15 50 while Larry McKee of James Wood finishes second.
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Brian) Keller
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Buddy Sims
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Robbie Locke
Danny Maxwell
Anthony Wilson
Ricky Catlett
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Chris Long
Mac's Mountain
Handley Harriers Fall Short as Colas Wins NW Cross Country
Todd Colas of Osbourn Park won the Northwestern District cross country title at NOVA Community College, denying Handley a shutout as the Judges captured the team title with 20 points. Park View placed second, Osbourn Park third, while Handley dominated the next six spots in a record run.
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Tim Siford
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Mank Clark
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