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I 1 0 Part III Monday, September 22, 1980-J Cos Angeles Sfanea Chargers -Broncos at a Glance DEL MAR RESULTS Chargers Break Broncos, Jinx SCORI BY QUARTIRS San Diego 324 3 0-30 Dnvr 3 3 7 0-13 SCFG Bnlrschk 53 Den-f Stelnfort 51 SD-Cppllttl 1 run (Benirschke kick) DenFG Stelnfort SD Jolnr 22 pass from Fouts IB-nlrschk kick) SD Edwards 40 pass Inttrctptlon (Btnlrschk kick) SD Btnlrschk 32 SO Btnlrschk 43 Dan Moses 15 pats from Morton (Stolnfort kick) Attendance 74,970 Russell 2 6 3.00 0 Fouts 2 0 0.00 0 Harrington 1 -2 -200 0 Luther 1 -2 -200 0 Totals 33 02 279 I Denver TCB NVG Avg. TO Jensen 12 05 7.M 0 Preston 4 26 4J3 0 Armstrong 3 25 1.33 0 McCutcheon 2 15 7.50 0 Lytic 1 1 100 0 Robinson 3 1 0.33 0 Totals 27 1S3 5.47 0 Passing San Diet PA PC PI Vd. TO Fouls 27 13 3 211 I Denver PA PC PI Yd. TO Robinson 25 13 4 144 0 Morton 10 12 2 124 1 Totals 43 25 4 270 I TRAM STATISTICS SD Joiner 22 27-153 221 4-4 25-43 3- 60 76-374 4- 50 3-63 2-1 11-M 14 33-t2 211 0- 0 13-27 4-127 60-303 4-45J 4-20 1- 14 2- 0 12-103 First downs Rushts-yards Net yd. passing Sacks-yd.

lost Passes rat. Plays-net yd Punts-averag Punts Klckoff Fumbls-lost Pnltls-yrds No. Yd. TO 4 00 1 3 40 0 3 44 0 3 27 0 13 211 I No. Yd.

TD Winslow Jefferson Cappellettl Totals 5 0 103 1 2 Jensen Moses Preston Armstrong Odoms Unchurch Egloff Lytic Totels 25 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing SanDlecc TCB NYG Avg. TD C. Williams S3 231 0 Cappellettl 0 26 3.25 1 Bauer 3 11 3.47 0 24 6 270 25 was no less miserable for Morton, though he did throw a 15-yard scoring pass to Haven Moses for Denver's only touchdown. The Morton-to-Moses touchdown made the score a seemingly comfortable 30-13, but the Chargers had to contemplate the occasion a year ago when Denver trailed Seattle, 34-10, in the second half and won, 37-34. What happened Sunday, however, was that Cliff Thrift, Jim Laslavic and Hal Stringert produced fourth-period interceptions that continually turned the Broncos away.

"We got some momentum going in the second half," Denver's Miller said, "but we were intercepted twice at the goal line. You just don't throw into a crowd." "Thrift and Stringert made their interceptions in crowds, but Laslavic was all alone on the 8-yard line when he went high in the air to grab a pass Norton had intended for Riley Odoms. It just so happened that Odoms was all alone in the end zone. 'It Was a Stupid Throw "I couldn't get the ball over that linebacker," Morton said. "It was a stupid throw." This was a pivotal win for the Chargers because it got them over a hurdle they had not been able to clear for so long.

What's more, it gave them a two-game lead over Denver, which still may present the most formidable competition in the AFC West. After all, it was only a week ago that the Broncos routed Dallas, 41-20. "I know one of you is going to ask me about this Je-kyll and Hyde personality," Miller said, "but I'd make a million bucks if I knew the answer to that" Indeed, the Broncos opened the season with a 27-6 loss to Philadelphia, a further manifestation of their up-and-down personality. "This hurt our pride," Miller said. "We're not this bad, but it's tough to talk about right now." The Chargers have also been a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde, though it is not reflected in the standings.

They played extremely well in their opener at Seattle and extremely well Sunday in Denver, but struggled to escape in that overtime win over Oakland last week. It has been said that it was the measure of a good team that it could play poorly, as it did against Oakland, and still win. But further evidence that this Charger team is of Super Bowl caliber was presented Sunday, when it did what no Charger team has done in so long-win at Denver. Copyright By DaMy Racing Perm, mc APPALOOSA RACE PIRST RACR. Appelant.

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Purse 17,50. Smoky Isle 17.00 340 3.00 Feather Reward 160 220 Bronze Parade 3.00 Time 1:50. Also Ren Thaf Pelen-ty, Papa's Five, Noors Dynasty. Winning Jockey flawley. SEVENTH RACE.

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Pick Six Pool $121,717. winning numbers 5-6-6-2-2-1 paid 524433.40 to 3 tickets with 6 winners. Consolation paid $260.40 to tickets with 5 winners. ELEVENTH RACE. 'Seaside Handicap.

IM miles en turf. Three year elds up. Purse sWW-added. Borzoi 10.20 4.20 4.20 GranZar 11.20 7.00 Red Crescenf 7.40 Time 1:41 11 Also ran Accom- Slice, Obraztsovy, Bold Tropic, Island ultan. 12TH RACE.

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Also ran Arrlbeno, Runzaton, Cascade Tim. Winning Jockey Grabowskl. 65 Exacta (4-3) paid 154.50 Continued from First Page He did have a bit more to ponder as he ran down the right sideline. Like Denver tacklers. He was forced to twist and cut back across the field, and he went into the end zone as Willie Buchanon was clearing the last possible tackier from his heels.

"I don't think the offensive line really realized that I'd made the interception and was running it back," Edwards said. "By the time they realized it, I had a full head of steam." Johnson had another sack on Denver's next series, and the Chargers got the ball back on their own 31 with 1:01 to play in the half. They got into position for a 32-yard Benirschke field goal, and led at the half, 27-6. So much for high-powered offense. The defense had made the pivotal plays through that first half, but the offense still managed to generate 248 yards.

"Everything was just super in the first half," Coach Don Coryell said. "Everything seemed to work. In the second half, we closed it down. We didn't want to do anything that might lose the game at that point" What really worked was a different formation than the Chargers usually employ. They lined up with two tight ends and two wide receivers and had only one running back.

"We didn't know how long we'd stay with it," offensive coordinator Joe Gibbs said, "but it was going so well we stayed with it. It gets four receivers downfield right now and threatens them deep. And it's good for the run too, because we've got the two tight ends in there to block." 201 Yards Passing by Half time In the first period, for example, Fouts hit Joiner and Kellen Winslow deep for gains of 29 and 41 yards. Fouts had 201 yards passing in the first half, and passed for only 10 while under wraps in the second half. The major weakness of such a formation is that it leaves only the one running back as a last line of protection for Fouts.

It made no difference Sunday, because the offensive line allowed not a sack. In the second half, while easing up offensively, the Chargers scored only once, and that was on a 43-yard field goal from the increasingly automatic Benirschke. That was set up by a 20-yard interception return by, guess who, Edwards. That pass was to be last for Robinson, who sat down to let the veteran Morton have his moment and life DEL MAR RACE ENTRIES BIG DAY FOR CHARGERS' EDWARDS El Paquetes First Blede Alrrollng Over And Under Tenth day of 12-day meeting, post 1230 p.m. APPALOOSA RACE FIRST RACE.

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35 yards. Twe year dd maidens. Purse S1500. Silas Seems Pleased Despite Clipper Loss By CHRIS COBBS Times Staff Writer YUMA, Ariz. It was a new experience for Paul Silas.

He had pre-game jitters and no release. He couldn't go out and shoot a few long ones to unwind. Later he had a post-game beer, but it was just to relax, not to sooth bruises incurred in muscling for rebounds. For the first time in 16 years Silas was no longer a professional basketball player. Instead, he made his debut as a coach Saturday night.

His team, the San Diego Clippers, lost 108-99, to the league champion Los Angeles Lakers. But Silas was far from unhappy. The Clippers played aggressively and intelligently. For one quarter, there was even what Silas called letter perfect execution. "I saw a lot of good things," Silas said.

"I like our team a lot." Among the highlights for the Clippers: Bill Walton played 17 minutes, made 7 of 8 shots and scored 17 points, even though the left ankle he sprained last week was still tender. "I am keen to stick to my prescribed plan of rehabilitation for my foot," Walton said. "I didn't feel confident when I got the ball but that'll take a while and I'm resigned to that I had fun tonight" Smith Runs Offense Guard Phil Smith seemed less interested in shooting than in running the offense. "He played very steady," Silas said. "He can get his points any time, I'm happy that he is looking to direct our offense." Rookie forward Michael Brooks scored 14 points and impressed both Silas and Laker Coach Paul West-head.

"He is a pro already," Silas said. "He'll be a good player here," Westhead said. "He'll play so hard he'll play right through any bad spells." Swen Nater played 31 minutes, grabbed eight rebounds and reported no lingering pain after injuring his back last week. Sidney Wicks scored 12 points, and along with Nater and Walton, helped cement the UCLA-style offense installed by Silas. Taylor's Injury Not Serious The Clippers, who returned to Yuma Sunday for five more days of training at Arizona Western College, were without the services of guard Brian Taylor against the Lakers on Saturday.

Taylor was out with a hamstring pull, but the injury is not believed to be serious. Reflecting on the first week's work, Silas said, "We've thrown a lot at them, and they picked it quickly." He said he was also confident that there's enough front court strength to make up for his retirement as a player. "It would be a shame for me to play just to break John Havlicek's record (most career gains)," he said. "I'm sure I made the right decision." tern 1p 0372 SEVENTH RACE. 114 miles.

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"But the Steelers were trying to use me as a scapegoat. I know in the back of Noll's mind he had to see me as one of his better players. I got traded, really, because it was pay me or trade me and in pro ball, that's the bottom line." He would like to play "two, three, maybe four" more years, because he loves the game, most of all the highs. He said the Chargers, no matter how good, can't be compared with Pittsburgh, which has won four Super Bowls. But he said he wants to make sure the Chargers win theirs before he decides to walk away.

"I don't know my destiny," he said. "Only the Lord knows my destiny. I don't know when my time is comin', but every player has a time and it's comin'." In one sense, at least, Sunday was Edwards' time. And he made the most of it. Buccaneers' Owner in Serious Condition la-Clarion Song Highly nooie Diplomatic Trust Western Starlet THOROUGHBRED RACES 34 FOURTH RACE.

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Three year elds a up. Continued from First Page was a fine win. We hadn't beaten them here in a long time." And Edwards had not returned an interception for a touchdown in 10 years, not since his days with the Pittsburgh Steelers. His weaving runback of a Matt Robinson pass almost put a lock on the game as the Chargers scored their third second-quarter touchdown and later added a field goal to take a 27-6 lead by halftime. Edwards said he felt at home and "oh so high" running, dodging tacklers, picking up blockers and thundering toward the goal line.

The 33-year-old free safety, who said he plays the position in the textbook style of a baseball center fielder, was a running back for four seasons at Florida The first time he carried the football as a freshman in 1966, Edwards ran 75 yards for a touchdown against Alabama "I eat my heart out a lot," he said, managing a slight smile as teammates wandered by to offer congratulations. "I see things on offense, and it touches me, you know I wish sometimes I could be out there with them. I feel sometimes like I belong there. I'm like a boxer, always shadowboxing, every time I see a guy running with a football I should be carrying. Sure, I miss it bad sometimes, but I wouldn't change for nothin'.

I just like to display my ability from time to time." Edwards displayed his ability again in the third period, grabbing his second Robinson pass and running 20 yards to the Denver 28-yard line. Four plays later, Rolf Benirschke kicked his third goal and the Chargers led, 30-6. This time, Edwards had put a lock on the game. Teamwork Cited Benefiting the fleet defensive back was a Charger pass rush that sacked Denver quarterbacks six times for a minus 49 yards. Last week, Robinson and Denver tinkered almost at will with a Dallas Cowboy defense that offers what some insist is the most dreaded front four in professional football.

"The pass rush and the pass coverage," Edwards said, "go hand in hand. We have about 3.4 seconds to hold off receivers. They are fast, you know. Well, the line has about the same amount of time to try and get to the quarterback. A defensive secondary is only as good as its defensive line." For a decade, Edwards has been a Silver Cerrera Distinguished Genf Doctor Berno Andrew's Mint $371 SIXTH RACE.

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They see him, stalking in the no-man's land beyond the down markers, knowing where he'll be, how he'll get there, what he might do to an unwitting receiver. Edwards hits devastatingly hard and adjusts with the Chargers' defense, which is so designed to be adaptable to perplexing offenses. On Sunday, it was Denver quarterbacks who looked perplexed. Edwards is no stranger to the perplexity and confusion of professional football. His teammates say he carries the scars of someone who has adapted consistently to the problems the game poses.

Lives Up-to Nickname For that reason, corny as it seems, Edwards' teammates have named him "Pine" he's as tough as the bark off a pine tree. They also say privately that dignity is fixed upon Edwards' face for a reason. As he says, he sees himself as part of a team, playing a role he believes is selfless. Because he gives, he expects in turn to receive. So Edwards bristled at the reminder of someone not giving him what he believed he deserved.

"I left Pittsburgh," he said, in reference to the trade that sent him to San Diego in return for a No. 6 draft choice in 1979, "in a contract dispute. After I signed a two-year contract, a lot came out in the news. I was all tied up in the controversy between Chuck Noll, Lynn Swann and (Oakland Raiders' defensive back) George Atkinson." In court testimony, Noll criticized The Weekender Makes Business Fun Flying to Miami? Why not turn your business trip into a mini-holiday with a weekend in Nassau? Going to Mexico City? How about a weekend stay at the famed Los Brisas Hotel? FIRSTOURS has developed weekend packages to some of the best vacation spots in the world. Combine business with pleasure.

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