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Monday, September 10, 1984Part III 7 PRO FOOTBALL Winslow to Return to Chargers, Hopes to Settle Dispute o6 Angeles Smee By CHRIS COBBS, Times Staff Writer head, even though that would appear to be a certainty. "If he comes back, that would mean he's dissatisfied with the Houston offer, right?" Sanders said. "I hadn't really thought about it, but I wouldn't look for them to do that (use the Houston offer as leverage). I think Kellen will come back and honor his contract with us." The Chargers are more than ready to have him return. Sanders said over the weekend he would have no problems with a lame-duck Winslow, if it should come to that He cited the example of Cincinnati's Cris Collinsworth, who has remained an excellent receiver since signing a future USFL contract But just how much the Chargers are willing to come up from their offer to Winslow is unknown.

The Chargers are thought to have put forth a deal that would pay Winslow $480,000 for 1984 and increase by $50,000 annually for the next four seasons. Winslow is making $210,000 in base pay for 1984 and 1985 under the terms of his existing contract. Sanders said he doesn't look for Steiner to try to hold a gun to his "We would like to give the Chargers a chance to reply," Steiner said. "They have said publicly they would reopen negotiations if Kellen returned the team, as he is doing today. If they don't negotiate, they would be in a precarious spot as far as losing Kellen in 1986." Steiner said Winslow is tired of all the contractual wrangling and is interested in going back to work.

Steiner said he will talk with Chargers General Manager Johnny Sanders this week. "It's time for us to make a move and get this taken care of," Steiner said. "It's been disruptive for everybody." Steiner said Houston has given Winslow a short deadline in which to accept or reject its offer. He refused to say precisely how long the Gamblers have given him. SEATTLE-Tight end Kellen Winslow is expected to rejoin the Chargers today as his bid to win a new contract enters its second phase.

Winslow has received a five-year offer worth $3 million from the Houston Gamblers of the United States Football League. The contract would go into effect for the 1986 season, after his pact with the Chargers lapses. The Houston offer would be acceptable, Jim Steiner, Winslow's agent, said Sunday. He declined to say if a similar offer from San Diego would result in Winslow remaining with the Chargers. rin-M i ii i i ia i i $1500.00 INSTANT CREDIT AVAILABLE (ON APPROVED CBEPIT) IN DASH STERtOU amFM STEREO CASSETTE WITH.

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Lawrence Taylor had three sacks, two of which forced fumbles, and Terry Kinard had an interception that set up one of the touchdowns and also had a recovered fumble, on a Taylor sack, that stopped a Dallas (1-1) drive. And, whenever the Giants got the ball, Simms came through, twice throwing scoring passes on the first play after a turnover. Simms, who threw for 409 yards and four touchdowns against Philadelphia last Sunday, hit Byron Williams on a 62-yard scoring play late in the first period to give the Giants a 7-0 lead. Only 65 seconds seconds later, he hit rookie Lionel Manuel with a 16-yard scoring strike. It came on the first play after Kinard intercepted a Gary Hogeboom pass and returned it 39 yards.

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But Clayton wasn't through. Less than two minutes later he caught a 15-yarder from Marino for another touchdown that all but locked up the victory for Miami (2-0). "I've been feeling sick since Thursday and I haven't really eaten anything since yesterday," Clayton said. "I was very nauseous. My legs felt heavy.

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