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38 THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1986 Trade Collins? Steinberg guard George Colton, who made a strong run at' making the roster before being released last week, was worked out by the Indianapolis Colts but has not signed a contract. Speaking of free agents, ex-Pa-trlot tight end Derrick Ramsey has received Inquiries from the Detroit Lions and Washington Redskins, but neither appears ready to sign him until after the final eutdown to the 45-player limit. Ramsey holds a guaranteed $315,000 contract with the Patri PATRIOTS NOTEBOOK i FOXBOROUGH New England Patriots player personnel director Dick, Steinberg read his morning USA Today yesterday, and it didn't make his day. In It was a story saying New England was interested in trading running back Tony Collins to the New York Giants for Joe Morris. rOr that the Giants were interested In trading Morris to the Patriots for Collins.

Either way, it was no way as far as Steinberg was concerned. SAILBOATS SUMMER SAILBOAT EXTRAVAGANZA! The Boston Globe's NEWPORT INTERNA" SAILBOAT SHOW SP Saturday, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday 1 TONY COLLINS He can relax A list of the 22 players currently residing on the Patriots' injured reserve list: pos. Player Injury TE David Champman wrist DE Smiley Creswell groin TE Lin Dawson knee LB Steve Doig quad, foot John Fahey ankle TE Scott Gieselman shoulder DE Tom Hensleyfinger-neck DE Milford Hodge thumb LB Brian Ingram knee RB Cletis Jones back, ribs RB Eric Jordan hamstring Ron Kosor shoulder WR Ray McDonald groin OL Jack Peavey hamstring WR Gerard Phelan knee Art Plunkett knee DB Eugene Profit thumb TE Bo Robinson hip LB Randall Sealby knee DB Ron Shegog elbow QB Joe Shield knee, quad DE Leonard Wingate groin No. Name Pos. 1.

Tony Franklin 3. Rich Camarillo 11. Tony Eason QB 12. Tom Ramsey QB 14. Steve Grogan QB 21.

Reggie Dupard RB 23. Rod McSwain 24. Robert Weathers RB 25. Vencie Glenn 26. Raymond Clay born CB 27.

Greg Hawthorne TE 28. Jim Bowman 30. MosiTatupu RB 31. Fred Marion 32. Craig James RB 33.

Tony Collins RB 38. Roland James 42. Ronnie Lippett CB 43. Ernest Gibson CB 48. Greg Baty TE 50.

Lawrence McGrew LB 52. Johnny Rembert LB 53. Clayton LB 54. Ed Williams LB 55. Don Blackmon LB 56.

Andre LB 57. Steve Nelson LB 58. Pete Brock 60. Garin Veris DE 61. Ron Wooten 64.

Trevor Matich 65. Mike Ruth NT 67. Steve Moore 68. Darryl Haley GT 74. TomToth 75.

Guy Morriss CG 76. Brian Holloway 77. Kenneth Sims DE 80. Irving Fryar WRKR 81. Stephen Starring WRKR 82.

Derwin Williams WR 83. Cedric Jones WR 86. Stanley Morgan WR 88. Willie Scott TE 90. Toby Williams DL 95.

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Includes 30 days free boat use land leads to ASA Certification. MASTERS nours comprehensive, flexible train- llllXij jjlXtJ jng on 4 types of yachts will turn the I novice into a capable coastwise sailor. Includes our atriots ester PATRIOTS Continued from Page 33 He can still play In this league. I know both (defensive line coach) Ed Khayat and Raymond were surprised (that no trade was made). "Prior to this year, if we'd seen a player like that available, we damn sure could have upgraded our squad by getting him." That opinion apparently was not shared by the Patriots' com-padres around the NFL, however, and there were an assortment of reasons.

But first and foremost was the USFL Factor. "TQams have been granted two-week exemptions for the USFL players they signed," Steinberg said. "Those exemptions are up this week, and a lot of them will be activated. "Teams had to make room for them this weekend. They have to see these people play.

They're in a tight bind." So too is Williams, at least for the short term. In a bind of a different sort is running back Eric Jordan, who was among the players placed on Injured reserve yesterday. Jordan, a former USFL running back who has shown ability in his time wearing Patriot colors but not the ability to stay in the pink of health, is hobbled by a knotty hamstring that has reduced him to zero playing time over the past two weeks. A year ago, when he arrived. here, Jordan came with a broken jaw that kept him on Injured re serve the entire season.

But the situations are not even remotely analogous, according to Jordan, because last year he needed the rest while this summer he wants desperately to work. I don want to go through an other year on reserve," Jordan said. "Then it would be two years since I'd played. I don't plan on do ing that. I rather play here, but I know they'll have to waive me before they could bring me back, ots, so he will receive his full salary regardless of whether he signs with another team this season.

According to Steinberg, no intriguing names have come across the waiver wire, although he and pro personnel director Bill McPeak are assembling a list of available talent "for our disaster list," Steinberg said. "There have been guys (released) who would look pretty good In October or November when you have injuries." RON BORGKS waive ams and somebody might claim me. If that happens, it's an opportunity you can't pass up. Careers are short. You play for whoever gives you a chance.

"If they keep me on reserve the whole season, it would be harder on me than it was last year because I can play. Last season I'd already played all those (USFL) games. I had the broken jaw. I was tired. "I was happy 1 didn't have to play then.

But it would make me mad now because I know I'll be ready long before six weeks are up. I ran today, and it felt good, and the game (the exhibition finale against the Packers) isn't until Saturday. I guess they're just trying to be careful because I was a little hasty coming back last time. There's still a little knot there that we're waiting to work out. It could still pull.

Until the knot is gone, I'm out." Haste, in a sense, was a waste in Jordan's case. A healthy Jordan would find himself staring right at Robert Weathers' job because Weathers is out for eight weeks with a broken ankle and nose resulting from a car accident Sunday. At the time, Jordan thought he saw opportunity knocking, but 48 hours later, the door was closed and he was left waiting for his leg to heal. "This all caught me off guard," said Jordan, "because (running back coach) Bobby (Grier) came to me Sunday and said, 'Things, work themselves "1 didn't know what he was talking about. Then he told me about Robert's injury and he said he was OK.

Then he asked me if I could play Saturday. I said yes. It was my opportunity, although I still had a guilty feeling about it. "The next day, Raymond said they were putting me on IR. I didn't ask why.

I'm sure it wasn't a hastily made decision. But it's kind of wild. "Who knows what's going to happen now? If you worry about it, you drive yourself crazy." bled to get down to the 50-player Other, victims included Bruce Mathison, Buffalo's starting quarterback until Jim Kelly came along, and safety Mike Kozlowski. The best known was the 30-year-old Thurman, a 10-year veteran with the Dallas Cowboys who was the ringleader of the group known as "Thurman's ltll talked about it with anyone." Linebacker Steve Doig (bruised quad and foot contusion), wide receiver Ray McDonald (groin), linebacker Brian Ingram (knee) and tackle Art Plunkett (knee) joined running back Eric Jordan (hamstring) on injured reserve. That raises the Patriot total to 22 players on the Injured reserve list, a number that would constitute half a squad under NFL regulations.

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