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2 9mAmOmmmtr Oct 10. 191 Vikings survive Bucs, 14-13 Broncos edge 49ers in OT Interception sets up winning FG ASSOCIATED Pt SS Anthony Carter caught kvm i for 82 yards, scoring one touchdown Packers 45, Patriots 3 Brent Fullwood ran for three second-half touchdowns and Green Bay's defense intercepted five pauses as the Packers routed the New England Patriots for their first victory. Green Bay, 1-5, playing in Milwaukee, scored two touchdowns in the final five minutes of the second quarter to take a 17-3 half time lead in getting first-year Coach Lindy Infante his first Packer victory. 3 0 0 17 0 0-3 7 21-45 New England Green Bay First Quarter NE-FG Garcia 43, 1132 GB FG Zendeias 25. 1 02 GB Majhowski 2 run (Zendejas kick).

9 49 GB Heckett 2 pass from Marfcowsfci IZendejas kick). 14:17 Thfrd Quarter GB Fullwood 33 run (Zendeias kick). 9:48 Fourth Quarter GB Fullwood 7 run IZendeias kick). 201 GB Fullwood 3 1 run (Zendeias kick). 4:20 GB Davis 8 run IZendeias kick).

12 01 A 51,932 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING New England. Stephens 7-21. Oupard 4-31, Flutie4-20, Perryman 3 5. James 1 (minus I) Green Bay. Fullwood 14 1 18.

Davis 10 II. Maikowski 6 8. PASSING New England. Ftutre 17-33 3-163. Grogan 2-7-2-32.

Green Bay. Maikowski 18 26-0-210 RECEIVING New England, Dupard 7 47. Morgan 4 75, James 3-33, Martin 121. Dawson I -9, Tatupu 1 -9. Fryar I 6, Stephens 1 (minus 5).

Green Bay, West 3 63, Sharpe 3 37, Woodsnje 3-22, Kemp 2-20. Davis 2 19. Fullwood 2-16. Stanley 116, Dktrer 115. Hackett 1 -2.

MISSED FIELD GOALS New Endland. Garcia 42 Green Bay, Zendeias 43 ASSOCIATED PRESS Rich Karlis kicked a 22-yard field goal after an interception by corner-back Steve Wilson to give the visiting Denver Broncos a 16-13 overtime victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. Steve Young, who took over at quarterback for the 49ers after Joe Montana left with bruised ribs, threw a pass from his 3-yard line and Wilson caught the ball after it went off the hands of receiver John Taylor. Wilson returned it 7 yards to the San Francisco 5-yard line and Karlis made the winning kick, with 8:1 1 elapsed in the overtime period, after Denver used one running play to improve position for the field goal attempt. The Broncos, 3-3, were forced into overtime for the second time in three weeks when Karlis missed a 34-yard attempt with two seconds remaining in regulation.

Denver won the coin toss and, because of the strong Candlestick Park wind that made passing hazardous, chose to have the wind at its back. The 49ers fell to 4-2 with the loss, 1-2 at home. Montana, who had left the game briefly in the fourth quarter, was at quarterback when the overtime began, but left after a few plays. The 49ers had two possessions and were unable to get into field-goal range. Denver tied the score with 6:23 remaining in regulation when Vance Johnson caught an 8-yard pass from John Elway for the Broncos' first touchdown in more than nine periods.

The Broncos drove 58 yards after defensive tackle Greg Kragen recovered a fumble by Montana. Karlis made a pair of 27-yard field goals, in the second and third quarters, and the 49ers' Mike Cofer was successful on kicks of 37 and 27 yards. Cofer missed a 47-yard attempt. Denver 0 3 3 7 3-16 San Francisco 3 7 3 0 013 First Quarter SG FG Cofer 37, 11:18 Second Quarter Dan FG Kadis 27.0:13 SF Montana 6 run (Cofer kick), 8: 1 0 Third Quarter Dan FG Kadis 27, 9:42 SF-FG Cofer 27. 13:51 Fourth Quarter Dm Johnson 8 pass from Elway (Kadis kick), 8:37 OvertJmt Dtn FG Kadis 22, 8: II A 61.711.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Denver, Winder 17-100, Elway 5-16, Dor-sett 5-12, Kubiak 1-13. Wlllhlte 2-6, Sewell 1-0. San Francisco, Craig 26-1 43, Rathman 1 1 -55, Rice 2-27, Montana 6-13, Young 2-8. PASSING Denver, Elway 2 1 -39-2-2 10. San Francisco, Montana 12-24-1-191, Young 0-3-2-0, Sydney 0-1 -0-0.

RECEIVING Denver. Johnson 8-85. Willhite 5-38. Kay 4-44, Dorsett 2-7, Mobtey 1-28, Sewell 1-8. San Francisco, Rathman 5-27, Rice 3-78, Craig 2-18, Taylor I -55, Wilson I -13.

MISSED FIELD GOALS Denver, Karlis 34 San Francisco, Cofer 47, and setting up another Sunday, as the host Minnesota Vikings rallied for a 14-13 victory over the 13-point underdog Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Carter's diving 1 1-yard reception preceded Allen Rice's 1-yard scoring run with 2:49 left in the third quarter, putting the Vikings ahead, 14-10. Minnesota, 4-2, began that drive on Tampa Bay's 16 after David Howard returned a James Wilder fumble 33 yards. That was the fourth turnover two by each team in a 3'2-minute span of the third period. Vinny Testaverde hit Stephen Starring with a 53-yard desperation pass to Minnesota's 21 with 15 seconds left to play.

The Buccaneers, however, had no timeouts and Donald Igwebuike wasn't able to get his 38-yard field goal off in time. Tampa Bay has been outscored, 64-0, in the first quarter this season and has given up at least one first-period score in each game. The Vikings kept that string intact as Tommy Kramer hit Carter with an 11-yard touchdown pass 8:49 into the game. Midway through the second quarter, Testaverde capped a 65-yard drive with a 14-yard touchdown pass to Mark Carrier for a 7-7 tie. Tampa Ba)i 0 10 0 313 Minnesota 7 0 7 014 Flrit Quarter Mn Carter 1 1 pass Irom Kramer (C.Nelson tucK).

8:49 Second Quarter TB Carrier 14 pass from Testaverde (Igwebuike kick). 7:39 TB FGIgwebuike31, 15:00 Third Quarter Mln Rice I run (C.Nelson kick), 12:1 1 Fourth Quarter TB FG Igwebuike 36. 2: 13 'A 55.274. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Tampa Bay, Goode 14 82. Wilder 20-80.

Howard 211. Tale 3-4. Minnesota. O.Nelson 13 62. Rice 4 1.1, Anderson 2 6.

Kramer 1-0. PASSING Tampa Bay, Testaverde 12 25-2-1 70. Minnesota, Kramer 1 9-30-1 -209. RECEIVING Tampa Bay. Carrier 3-38, Hill 3-27.

Ma-gee 2-28, Staffing 1-53. Hall 119. Smith 1-3, Wilder 1-2. Minnesota, Carter 7-82. D.Nelson 4-43.

Jordan 3 44, Ander son 2-1 2, H.Jones 113, Fenney 112, Rice 1 -3. MISSED FIELD GOALS lone Washington 35, Dallas 17 Mark Rypien threw three touchdown passes and ran for another score to rally the visiting Redskins to victory Sunday over the error-prone Cowboys. Kelvin Bryant caught two scoring passes, ran for a touchdown and rushed for 118 yards as the defending Super Bowl champions evened their record at 3-3. The Cowboys plunged into the NFC East cellar with a 2-4 record as Washington victimized Steve Pelluer with three interceptions. ASSOCIATED PRESS The Cowboys' Jim Jeffcoat (left) knocks the ball away from Redskins' quarterback Mark Rypien erett had a pass intercepted at the goal line.

7 21 0 7-35 7 3 0 7-17 Washington Dallas Saints 23, Chargers 17 Bobby Hebert threw two touchdown passes and Morten Andersen kicked three field goals in New Orleans' victory over host San Diego, the Saints' fifth straight victory. Andersen's third field goal, a 34-yarder with 6:16 remaining, finished the scoring for the Saints, 5-1, who haven't lost since a season-opening defeat against San Francisco. 10 17 0 0-33 0 0 0 0-0 L.A. Rams Atlanta First Quarter the Lions, who lost quarterback Chuck Long with a sprained knee, fell to 1-5. McMahon completed 8 of 1 1 passes for 78 yards, including an 11-yard touchdown toss to Dennis McKinnon before going out with 10:12 remaining in the second quarter, about two minutes after Long was hurt.

First Quarter Dal Newsome I run (Rurek kick), 5:03. Wtt- Clark 1 3 pass from Rypien (Lohmiller kick), 8: 1 2. Second Quarter Wat Bryant lOpass from Rypien (lohmiller kick), 2:00. Dal FGRurek45.4 39 Wat Bryant 9 run (Lohmiller kick), 1 2:06. Wat -Rypien 19 run (lohmiller kick), 13:07.

Fourth Quarter Dal Martin 35 pass from Pelluer (Rurek kick), 2:23. Wat Bryant 24 pass from Rypien (Lohmiller kick), 5:05. A 63,235. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Washington, Bryant 23-118, Smith 8-26. Morris 5 19, Rypien 4-17.

Dallas. Walker 15-51. Pelluer 2-14, Newsome 3-(mmus 5). PASSING Washington, Rypien 13-21 0-187. Dallas.

Pelluer 1 4-33-3 269, D.White 5-7-1-32. RECEIVING Washington, Bryant 5-82. Clark 5-58. Monk 2-29. Sanders 1-18.

Dallas, Walker 5-92. Alexander 5 84. Martin 3-72. Newsome 3-13, Gay 1-18. Chandler 1-13.

Fulsom 1-9. MISSED FIELD GOALS Dallas. Rurek 53. Washington, Lohmiller 40. LA FG Lansford 40.

3.07 LA Bell I run (Lansford kick), 13:25 Second Quarter LA FG Lansford 25, 6:00 LA Ellard 54 pass from Everett (Lansford kick), 1 0:03 LA McGee 4 pass from Everett (Lansford kick). 14:34 Third Quarter LA Holohan 2 1 pass from Everett (kick failed), 7:51 A 30.852. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING L.A. Rams, Bell 2 1 -1 55, Green 14 61. Del-pmo9-34, Everett 1-2.

Atlanta, Settle 13-69, Lang 3-4, Dils 1 -0. Pnmus 3-0. PASSING L.A. Rams, Everett 15-24-1-234, Herrmann I -2-0-1 5: Atlanta. Dils 8-21-1-100.

Millen 6-7-0-48. RECEIVING L.A. Rams, Ellard 7-134. Holohan 3-52, Green 2-34. D.Johnson 2-1 8.

Delpmo I -7. McGee 1 4. Atlanta, Settle 6-57. Wilkins 4-65. Bailey 2 21.

Lang I 3, Dixon I -2. MISSED FIELD GOALS None Bears 24, Lions 7 Jim McMahon guided Chicago to its first touchdown before leaving the game with a slight concussion and the Bears beat downtrodden Detroit at the Silver-dome in Pontiac, Mich. The Bears remained in first place at 5-1 in the NFC Central Division while New Orleans 0 13 7 3-23 San Diego 14 0 3 0-17 First Quarter SO Miller 47 pass from Laufenberg (Abbott kick), 4 0 1 SO Bennett recovery of blocked punt in end zone (Abbott kick). 5:51. Second Quarter NO FG Andersen 27.

5:32. NO FG Andersen 35. 9:43. NO Hill 1 9 pass from Hebert (Andersen kick) 1139 Third Quarter NO Martin 1 0 pass from Hebert (Andersen kick), 5: 1 3 SD-FG Abbott 35, 9:49, Fourth Quarter NO FG Andersen 34, 8:44. A 42,693.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING New Odeans, Hilliard 17-56, Mayes 1 Heyward 8-37, Perriman I (minus 2), Hebert 2-(mlnus 4). Sary Diego, Adams 15-48, Laufenberg 5-35, Eady 1-10. PASSING New Odeans. Hebert 22-36-0-234, San Diego, Laufenberg 7-20-1 1 20. Malone 1 -2-0-1 1 RECEIVING New Odeans.

Milliard 6 43, Martin 5-75. Hill 4-30. Heyward 3-31. Tice 2-37, Clark 2-18. San Diego.

Miller 3-8 1, Early 3-36. Bernstine 1-7, Holland 1-7. MISSED FIELD GOALS New Odeans. Andersen 45. Chicago 7 10 0 724 Detroit 0 0 7 0-7 First Quarter CM McKinnon 1 1 pass from McMahon (Butler kick), 11:20 Second Quarter CM Anderson 1 run (Butler kick), 8:45 CN-FG Butler 37, 14:56 Third Quarter Dtt Mandley 7 pass from Hilger (Murray kick), 6: 1 1 Fourth Quarter CM Moms 3 1 pass from Tomczak (Butler kick), 3:33 A 64,526.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Chicago, Anderson 14-70, Muster 4-15. Suhey 4-14, Sanders 5-2. Tomczak 1 -0. Detroit, James 8-26, Jones 2-13, Painter 1 -2, Paige I -1 Hilger I -0. PASSING Chicago.

McMahon 8-1 1 -0-78. Harbaugh 2-3-0-10, Tomczak 12-22-0-158. Detroit, Hilger 13-43 I -186. Long 6-14-0-57. RECEIVING Chicago, Moms 4-65.

Mackinnon 4-49, Gentry 3-29, Muster 3,21, Moorehead 318, Suhey 2-33. Anderson 2-20, Davis 111. Detroit, Lee 5-55, Mandley 4-82, Carter 4-38. Bland 2-36, Jones 2-1 2. Craig 118, James 1-2.

MISSED FIELD GOALS -None. Rams 33, Falcons 0 Jim Everett passed for 234 yards and three touchdowns and Greg Bell ran for 155 yards and scored once as visiting Los Angeles crushed Atlanta. The Rams scored on five of six first-half possessions, failing only when Ev- Kelly rallies Bills past Colts, 34-23 Bengals aati jjtaaf JHHft Hlr 7" "fe own 18 on the first play of the second half and the Jets scored two plays later on an 1 1-yard pass from Ken O'Brien to Al Toon. "At that point," Esiason said, "we (the offensive players) were getting a little upset. Our defense had held the Jets to three points, but we (the offense) had given them 1 6." But again, redemption was only one drive away.

On the first snap after Toon's TD, Esiason hit McGee for 28 yards and a first down at the New York 47. Then Woods took over, pounding three straight times over the right side for gains of 7, 21 and 9 yards. On his fourth try, the 232-pound rookie went to the left and powered in from the 5 for his fifth TD in the last three games. The Jets had the ball five more times, going punt, punt, punt and fumble on the first four and then running out of time with the ball on the Cincinnati 24. In the interim, the Bengals scored twice more on Woods' 17-yard smash up the middle and Breech's 25-yard field goal.

CONTINUED FROMIB can score in a hurry. They may not get a first down for three straight series, then they'll score three straight times. All we have to do is keep the game close." Zander's postgame analysis of the Cincinnati offense was on the money. After giving up the safety and the fumble early, the Bengals managed a couple of first downs on their third chance, then wasted that opportunity when Jim Breech's 34-yard field goal try was blocked. But after the early struggles, Esiason and the offense started earning their checks.

The last three times the Bengals had the ball in the first half, they scored 60 yards in one play (the bomb to Brown), 74 yards in 10 plays (the 8-yarder to Brown) and 80 yards in seven plays (the 38-yarder to McGee). But the 19-13 half time lead didn't stand up long as the offense played giveaway again. Woods fumbled on his I ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) Jim rfelly threw three touchdown passes, Including two to Andre Reed, as the Buffalo Bills came back from a 17-point deficit and took a 34-23 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. Reed, who had seven catches for 124 yards, caught touchdown passes of 16 and 12 yards.

Kelly's other touchdown pass went to Ronnie Harmon. The Colts turned three Buffalo turnovers into 13 points. Indianapolis 10 7 3 3-23 Buffalo 0 7 14 13-34 First Quarter FG Biasucci 3 1, 3:47 tod Chandler I run (Blasucci kick), 12:18 Second Quarter Jnd Verdm 39 pass from Hogeboom (Biasucci kick), 3:44 But Harmon 26 pass from Kelly (Norwood kick), 1 4:09 Third Quarter But Reed 16passfrom Kelly (Norwood kick), 5:32 'Jnd FG Biasucci 40. 9:38 Reed 1 2 pass from Kelly (Norwood kick), 1 0:46 Fourth Quarter FG Biasucci 22. 1:53 FG Norwood 45, 5:48 Riddick I run (Norwood kick).

1 3:03 "A 76,018. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Indianapolis. Dickerson 18 ffltndler I -1 Hogeboom 1 (minus 7). Buffalo, Mueller 1 5-70, rtromas 1 3 48. Kelly 414, Riddick 3 9, PASSING Indianapolis, Chandler 7-11-0-71, Hoge Doom 1 5 32 2 202.

Buffalo. Kelly 2 1 39 1315. RECEIVING Indianapolis, Brooks 4-69, Beach 4 33, ttenttey 4-32, Dickerson 3-12, Verdm 2-66, Bouia 2-33, Boyer 2 1 6, Bellini 1-12. Buffalo, Reed 7 1 24, Burkett 4 74. Harmon 3 36, Melrelaars 3-36.

Riddick 3 30, T.Johnson I BILL ARLOWSTAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Ickey Woods danced, shuffled and powered his way through the Jets for 1 39 yards Nuhn Indianapolis. Biasucci 49. MISSED FIELD GOALS Buffalo. Norwood 52. Rose 1 -0-0.

uole u-2-0, Zordich 1 -0-0; Cincinnati McClen don 1 -1 -1 Krumne I -3-1 Skol 1 0-0, White 2-2-0, Zander I 30, Kelly 2-1-0, Williams 3-4-0, Billups 5-0-0, Thomas 310, Fulcher 4-4-0, Wllcots 1 -4-0, Buck 1 -1 -1 Grant 0-1 -0. Barker 1-1-0, Dixon 3-0-0, Bussey 2-1 -0. INTERCEPTIONS N.Y. Jets None; Cincinnati -None. MISSED FIELD GOALS N.Y, Jets None; Cincin nati Breech 34.

NYJ Cln FIRST DOWNS 16 23 Rushing 5 12 Passing 1 1 8 Penalty 0 3 THIRD DOWN EFF 5 16 8 14 FOURTH DOWN EFF 2-2 2-2 TOTAL NET YARDS 226 402 Total Plays 70 61 AvgGain 3.2 6.6 NET YARDS RUSHING 109 206 Rushes 28 37 Avgperrush 3.9 5.6 NET YARDS PASSING 117 196 Completed Alt 18 38 10 20 Yards Pass Play 2.8 8.2 SackedYdslost 4 34 4 24 Had intercepted 0 0 PUNTS-AVG. 8 38 2 35 RETURN YARDAGE 148 71 Punts Returns 0 0 3-9 Kickoffs Returns 7 148 3-62 Interceptions 0-0 0-0 PENALTIES-YDS 8-78 15 FUMBLES-LOST 3 1 3-2 TIME Of POSSESSION 31 43 2817 CONTINUED FROM IB On this, however, all can agree: Ick-ey's TD dance is not as good as his nickname. That trademark was laid on him early in life by a baby sibling who couldn't say "Elbert." It stuck. What else would Ickey do? The rookie from Nevada-Las Vegas, who keeps his curly, raven-black hair in a ponytail that flows out the back of his helmet, became the game's focus late in the first quarter after Stanley Wilson's back began aching again. With the score Jets 9, Bengals 6, the Bengals took the ball at their 26 and it was Ickey for Ickey for Ickey for 2 and a first down; Ickey catches a pass for 13; Ickey for 9.

Pattern established. The Bengals might just Ickey Kitchy Koo the Jets to death. "That was right up my alley," Ickey said. "I was the main offensive power at Las Vegas last year. I carried 34-35 times a game." He led the NCAA in rushing with 1,658 yards.

Later, Ickey credited his linemen with big holes, but Munoz threw the credit back at the kid. "He was biting at the bit to get the ball," Mm. said. "It was, 'Give it to me! Give it to me! Give it to You like that in a back. "There were times when they tried to hit him for a loss of 2 or 3 yards, and he just ran right over them.

In the NFL, no matter how big the holes look, they're not that big." The Bengals kept feeding their 6-foot, 231 -pound hammer the ball between left-handed lasers into the Jets' secondary by also quaintly-nicknamed Boomer Esiason. The Jets were never in it, even when they were leading. The Jets' best defensive play of the day was when the NFL's replay critics, Siskel and Ebert, couldn't agree on a Bengal play early in the second quarter. Receiver Tim McGee had only one foot down in the end zone. Siskel said it was a TD.

Ebert said no. After eight minutes of debate, Ebert prevailed. No big deal. The Bengals scored on the next play. There was no debate on Ickey's two TDs.

The first came midway through the third period, a 5-yard bolt off left tackle, after which he showed the modified Ickey Shuffle or Son of Shuffle. "I originally did it after I scored against Cleveland two weeks ago," Woods said. "I flew my mom in from Fresno for that game because I figured I was gonna score. When I did my dance, I pointed at her in the stands. "Today, 1 figure she was watching on television, so Rickey Dixon and I added a new glitch to it before the game." (The "glitch" was that four-hop deal on the right foot with left leg up like a dog going from hydrant to hydrant.) Woods scored again in the fourth quarter, a 17-yard pop that gave the Bengals a two-TD lead.

But he didn't dance. "Too tired," he said. "By then, all I could do was raise my hands." McGee helped celebrate that one by stealing the towel Ickey wears wrapped around his head inside his helmet like a bandana. McGee whirled it overhead as he came off, lifting the crowd of 57,482 to full celebration. Then Ickey left the field slowly, his hand raised and revolving above his head, leading the crowd to greater heights.

"I wear the towel," Ickey said without embarrassment, "to keep the curling solution I use on my hair out of my eyes." He's the prototype of the late '80s hero: fab nickname; ponytail down his back; towel to keep the damned curling solution out of his eyes; a member of Reggie Williams' "hip-hop generation." "I don't know what Reggie means by that," Ickey said. "I just hope It's good." N.Y. Jets 0 3 7 0-10 Cincinnati 6 13 7 10-36 First Quarter NYJ Safety, Esiason tackled in end zone by Lyons, 4 03 New York 2, Cincinnati 0. NYJ Vlck I run (Leahy kick), 6:41. Drive: 7 yards, 2 plays.

Key play: Lyons recovered Wilson's fumble on Bengals New York 9, Cincinnati 0. Cln Brown 60 pass from Esiason (kick failed). 12:09. Drive: 60 yards. I play Ntw York 9, Cincinnati 6.

Second Quarter Cln Brown 8 pass from Esiason (kick blocked). 3:49. Dnve: 74 yards, 10 plays. Key play: 27 yard pass-interference penalty on Humphery. Cincinnati 12, Ntw York 0.

NYJ FG Leahy 30. 12:37. Drive: 60 yards, 16 plays. Key plays: O'Brien 1 5 pass to Shuler; O'Bnen 7 pass to Toon on 3rd and 5. Ntw York 12, Cincinnati 12.

Cln McGee 38 pass from Esiason (Breech kick), 1 4: 1 2. Drive: 80 yards. 7 plays. Key play: Esiason 23 run. Cincinnati 19, New York 12.

Third Quarter NYJ Toon 1 1 pass from O'Brein (Leahy kick), :56. Dnve: 18 yards. 2 plays. Key play Benson recovered Wood's fumble at Bengals I Cincinnati 19, Ntw York 19. Ctrl Woods 5 run (Breech kick).

6 32. Dnve: 75 yards, 6 plays. Key plays Esiason 28 pass to McGee. Woods 2 1 run on I'd and Cincinnati 28, Ntw York 19. Fourth Quarter Cln Woods 17 run (Breech kick).

11:58 Dnve. 89 yards, 14 plays. Key plays Esiason 14 run; 5 yard defensive holding penalty on McMillan after incomplete pass on 3rd and 5 at Bengals 30: Wilson 3 run on 4th and 1 on Jets 22. Cincinnati 33, Ntw York 10. Cln FG Breech 25, 13:26.

Dnve: 5 yards. 4 plays Key play: Bussey recovered O'Bnen's fumble on lets 2 1 Cincinnati 36, Ntw York 10. A NO thOWt 2,48 1 OFFICIALS Referee DNck Hantak, Ump Gordan Wells HL Tom Johnson, Ron Baker. Bl Paul BaeU, SJ Gary Lane, I Hobby Skelton, Replay Jack Fette. TIME 3 16 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING NY lets MrNeil 13 50, Vlck 10 38, Hector 5-21.

Cincinnati Woods 30-139. Esiason 3-61. Iennins2 5. Wilson 2-1 PASSING N.V, Jett O'Brien IB 38 0 151; Cincln nail Esiason 10 20-0 220. RECEIVING N.Y Jets Shuler 5 50, Toon 5 46, Walker 1 22, McNeil 2 18.

Hector 2-11. Vrck 14; Cincinnati Brown 5 103, McGee 2-66, Holman I 36. Woods 113, Riggsl 12, TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS NY lets Kasli nteu 12 0. Mertereau 1-5-1, Lyons 4 3 2, Gordon 0 0 1, Benson 3 4 0, CHflon 2-6 0, McArlhur I 0, Humchnes 1 0 0. Miano 4 0.

McMillan 1 4 0. Nichols I 2 0. Frtse 1-0 0. Dolphins 24, Raiders 14 Liffort Hobley returned a Vance Mueller fumble 19 yards for a touchdown for Miami's second score in an 11 -second span of the second quarter and the visiting Dolphins went on to beat error-prone Los Angeles. Raiders quarterback Jay Schroeder threw four Interceptions for the second straight game.

Los Angeles, which fell to 2-4, had five turnovers, leading directly to 17 Miami points. Miami 0 24 0 0-24 LA.RaJdart 0 0 7 7-14 Second Quarter Mia Hampton I run (Revei kick). 6:05 Mia HoWey 1 9 fumble return (Reveii kick), 6: 1 6 Mia FQ Am 48,9:10 Ma. Jensen 1 7 pass from Menno (Reveir kick), 1 4:52 Third Quarter LA Fernandez 7 pass from Schroeder (Bahr kick). 4 18 Fourth Quarter LA Strachan 1 3 pass from Schroeder (Bahr kick).

5. 1 1 A INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Miami. Hampton 9 48. Slredford 12 35, davenport 3 7, Jensen I 5, Manno 3 (minus 4 Los Angeles, Smith 5 25, Mueller 9 22. T.Brown 3 13, Schroeder 4 12, Strachan 15 PASSING Miami, Manno 14 36 I 175, laworskl 0 I on os Angeles.

Schroeder 2137 4 293 RECEIVING Miami, Clayton 646, Jensen 4-56. Hanks I 15. Davenport I ft. Hampton I 6. fdmunds I 4.

Lot nHes, loflonS 113, Smith 4 27. remender3 55. Mueller strachan 3 19. Brown 2 28. lunkm I MISSED FIELD GOALS los Angeles.

Bahr 55 Patriots' Morgan OK MILWAUKEE (AP) Stanley Morgan, the New England Patriots' wide receiver, was knocked unconscious in Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers but was not seriously hurt. After the game Morgan was reported awake and alert at Milwaukee County Medical Complex where he was taken for tests and observation..