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C4 SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1990 FOOTBALL TIMES ADVOCATE run, and Pete Stoyanovich kicked a 43 -yard field goal. The Dolphins winning drive began at their 21 -yard line with 5:15 remaining. The biggest gains came on Secules 24-yard pass to Greg Ba-ty and Tony Collins 23-yard run after reversing direction in the back-field. Logan dove over the top on third down to score, and Pete Stoyanovich kicked the extra point. Miamis Tim McKyer intercepted a long Gary Kubiak pass on fourth down with less than a minute left to clinch the win.

Denvers John Elway completed 17 of 22 passes for 151 yards and one touchdown, a 2-yarder to Paul Green. Elway has completed 43 of 54 passes (79.6 percent) during the exhibition season with three touchdowns and no interceptions. Denver marched 43 yards after a Miami punt early in the third quarter to take a 13-10 lead. A third-down interference penalty on safety Louis Oliver kept the drive alive at the Miami 6-yard line, and Elway hit Paul Green with a 2-yard touch-dowrn pass three plays later. David Treadwell kicked three field goals for Denver (1-2).

Denver 6 0 7 316 Miami 0 10 0 7-17 Firat Quarto Den FG Treadwell 20 4 03 Den FG Treadwell 24 14 39 Sacwid Quarto Mia Smith 3 run (Stoyanovich luck) 6 29 Mia FG Stoyanovich 43 1500 Third Quite Den Green 2 pass from Elway (Treadwell kick), 6 21 Foeth Quite Den FG Treadwell 44 925 Mia-logan 1 run (Stoyanovich kick) 1306 A 44 897 EXHIBITION SUMMARIES Saints 28, Bills 23 Quarterback John Fourcade led New Orleans (3-1) over Buffalo (0-3). Fourcade passed for two touchdowns in the second quarter and directing a 65-yard drive capped by a 1-yard plunge by Rueben Mayes in the third. Fourcades first touchdown pass went 13 yards to Lonzell Hill. John Tice caught the other touchdown passs, a 21-yarder. The pass capped a 75-yard drive on which Fourcade completed four consecutive passes, including a 31-yarder to Hill off a scramble.

Fourcade kept a nine-play, 65-yard drive alive with a backhanded push pass to Mayes for 12 yards, and Mayes capped the drive with his one-yard scoring plunge three plays later. Gill Fenerty scored on an 11 -run in the fourth quarter, capping a 17-yard drive set up by a fumble recovery with 6:03 left in the game. Buffalo scores came on field goals of 27, 30 and 31 yards by Scott Norwood, a 13-yard touchdown pass from Frank Reich to Rich Gicewicz in the third quarter, and a 34-yard scoring toss from Gale Gilbert to A1 Edwards with 4.25 left in the game. Buffalo 3 0 10 10-23 New Orleans 0 14 7 7-28 First Quarter BufFG Norwood 27 4 54 Second Quarter NO Hill 1 3 pass from Fourcade (Andersen kick) 6 25 NO Tice 21 pass from Fourcade (Andersen kick), 14 19 Third Quarter NO Mayes I run (Andersen kick) 4 05 Buf Gicewicz 16 pass from Reich (Norwood kick). 9 46 BufFG Norwood 30 1306 Fourth Quarter NO Fenerty 11 run (Andersen kick) 8 57.

Buf Edwards 34 pass from Gilbert (Norwood kick) 10 30 BufFG Norwood 31, 12 55 A 51 954 ed all 1 1 of his second-quarter passes, including touchdowns to Mark Ingram and rookie Rodney Hampton. Simms finished his half of play completing 13 of 16 passes for 165 yards as the Giants moved to 3-0. Simms capped a 13-play, 94-yard march a 17-yard scoring pass to Ingram 7:36 into the second quarter. Later in the period, Simms hit Hampton with a 25-yard touchdown pass. Raul Allegre added a 44-yard field goal on his first attempt of the preseason for a 17-0 lead early in the third quarter.

The Jets (2-1) scored on a 3 1 -yard pass from ony Eason to A.B. Brown in the third quarter. The lone Jets score was set up by Giant miscues. A Dave Meggett fumble gave the Jets the ball at the Giants 31 and A.B. Brown scored on the next play as he took a swing pass from Tony Eason, broke three tackles and scored.

The Jets had the better of the play in the opening quarter, starting their drives at the Giants 40, their own 40 and their own 32. But they managed just two first downs with Ken OBrien at quarterback and never had that many good opportunities thereafter. The Giants have won eight of the last nine preseason games with the Jets and now lead the series 13-8-1. O'Brien was 4-for-8, for 44 yards and Eason ll-for-22 for 124. iets 0 0 7 0 7 Grants 0 14 3 017 Second Quarto NYG Ingram 17 pass from Simms (Allegre kick), 7 36 NYG Hampton 25 pass from Simms (Allegre kick), 13 56 Third Qeartet NYG-FG Allegre 44 338 NYJ A Brown 31 pass from Eason (Leahy kick), 7 13 A 59915 YARDAGE Yards rushing MtHYSKIAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Denver Ezor 5 21 Kubiak I 15 Winder 4 15 Humphrey 8 13 Bratton 38 Sewell 14 Elway 1 3 Miami Smith 1141 Logan 7 34 Collins 330 Secmes 3(mmus 8) PASSING Denver Elway 17 22 0 151 Kubiak 8 15 2 65 Miami Manno 10 20 1 117, Secules 366 45 RECEIVING Denver Johnson 5 44 Humphrey 4 10 Sew ell 3 55 Mobley 322 Nattrel 2 31 Ezor 2 9 Winder 2 3, Sharpe 1 22 Verhulst I 10 Jackson 18 Green 1 2 Miami Duper 4 38 Martin 3 47, Logan 2 27 A Brown 2 22, Baty I 24 Paige 14 Cowboys 20, Steelers 9 Troy Aikman and Steve Walsh threw second-half touchdow passes, rallying Dallas (1-2) to its first victory in nine games.

The Cowboys lost their last seven regular-season games in 1989. Aikman flipped a 2-yard scoring pass to tight end Steve Folsom with 3.28 left in the third penod, two plays after Aikman hit James Dixon with a 44-yard pass. Walsh took the Cowboys 51 yards in six plays, hitting Michael Irvin with a 28-yard scoring pass. The touchdown with 13'03 to play gave Dallas a two-touchdown lead. Pffiibvgh 3 3 0 3-9 Dedti 0 3 10 7-20 Flnt Qurto Pit-FG Anderson 53 5 58 Second Qurto Dal FG Willis 35 1 1 30 Pit FG Anderson 52 1500 Third Qurto Dal FG Zerxlejas 5 1 5 56 Dal Folsom 2 pass from Aikman (Willis kick) 1 1 32 Fourth Qurto Da Irvin 28 pass Irom Walsh (Zendejas kickj, 1 57 Pit-FG Anderson 35.

1 1 04 A 47,723 HI Total yards Yards passing CHARGERS SUMMARY UP Saf Francisco 7 7 0 1428 San Diego 7 8 7 7-29 First Quarter SD A Mite 36 pass from Tolliver (Caney kick) 2 02 SF-Rice 31 pass from Montana tCcrfer kick, 5 19 Second Quarter SF Rice 16 pass from Montana (Cofer kick), 41 SD FG Carney 26 5 54 SD Home -an out of end zone after bad snap for safety 1044 SD-FG Revet 34 14 09 Thud Quarter SD Walker 3 pass from Vlasic (Carney kick 5 46 Fourth Quartet SF Tillman 1 run (Cofer kick) 6 30 SD Saide's 1 run (Revet kick) 9 57 SF Voung 1 run (Cofer kick) 14 25 A 49 289 MOtVIDUAt STATISTICS RUSHING-N Jets Banter 6 27 McNeil 9 23 0 Bnen 3 8 Vick 2 6 Egu 1 2 A Brown 1 1 Eason 1-0 Giants, Tillman 6 21 Hampton 521, Moms 7 16 Hostetler 4 12, Anfler son 310 Rouson 3 3 Meggett 2 (minus 2) PASSING-N ets Eason 1 1 22-0 1 24 0 Bnen 48-044 Giants Simms 1316-0 165 Hosteller I 50-1 RECEIVING Jets Burkett 3 32 Boyer 3 29 Martin 223 Mathis 2 21 Neubert2 16 ABBrownl 31 Egu 1 10 Shu er 1 6 Giants Ing'am 3 49 Tumet 3 17, Tillman 2 25, Hampton 1 25 Manuel I 19 Meggett 1 12 Morosko 1 9 Car then 1 5 Anderson 1 5 Redskins 31, Browns 13 Gerald Riggs ran 72 yards for a touchdown and Earnest Byner scored on a 12-yard run, both immediately after Cleveland fumbles, as Washington beat the Browns. Riggs burst through a hole on the right side and outran the defense to the end zone with 8.1 1 left, lunging over the goal line as cornerback Randy Hilliard knocked him down. The touchdow came one play after Browns quarterback Pat Ryan fumbled the ball away as he was sacked. Riggs finished with 105 yards on eight carries. Byner, a former Brown, cartwheeled past two defenders for a touchdown with 10 minutes left in the first half.

Washington (2-1) also scored on Jeff Rutledges 40-yard pass to Gary Clark, capping a 95-yard drive in the fourth quarter, and James Wilder's 1-yard run with 1.53 to play. Cleveland (1-3) dominated the first quarter but came away with no points as Matt Bahr missed field goal tries of 37 and 40 yards. Bahr finally hit one from 37 yards out in the second quarter, and Jerry Kaur-ic, trying to unseat him, made a 47-yarder in the third penod. Kauric is 7-for-7 on field goal attempts during the preseason. Clevelands only touchdown came on Ryans 21 -yard pass to Eugene Rowell with 48 seconds to go.

Weehmgton 0 10 0 2131 Cleveiand 0 3 3 7-13 Second Quarter Was FG Lobmiller 22 4 20 Was Byner 12 run (Lohmite kick), 4 55 Cle-FG Bahr 37. 1348 Third Qurto Cle-FG Kane 47, 9 36 Fourth Quarter Was Clark 40 pass from Rutledge (Lohrmfler kick) 4 14 Was Riggs 72 run (tohmiHer kick) 6 49 Was Wilder 1 run (Lohmrller kick), 13 07 Cle Rowell 21 pass from Ryan (Kane kick). 14 12 A 62 444 WDIVI0UAL STATISTICS RUSHING Buffalo Gardner 10 41, Davis 540 Gilbert 3 27, Smith 5 21 Kmnebrew3-12 Reich 1 II Fuller 3-6 New Orleans, Fenerty 5 56 Mayes 8 45 Fourcade 1 5 Hillard 2 2 Hayward 1 1 Jordan 2 0 Morse IT), Pemman I (minus 2) Kraemer 2 (mi mis 2) PASSING Buffalo Kelly 1 6-0 8 Reich 5 1 1-0 33 Gilbe 18 250138 New Orleans Garrett 580 41, Fourcade 912-0-135 Kramer 4 5 0 54 Barnhart 0-1 -0-0 RECEIVING Buffalo, Smith 7 29 Edwards 4 53 Fuller 3 26 Hines 2 25 Kolesar 2 10 Davis 2 3 Gicewicz 1 16 Reed I 8 Kmnebrew 1 5 Gardner 1 4 New Orleans Hill 4 79 Fenerty 3 25 Maves 3 22, Turner 2 36 Pemman 2 24 Tice I 21, Hillard 1-8 Scales 1 7, Hayward 16 Falcons 17, Packers 14 Chris Miller passed 54 yards to George Thomas for a touchdown and Steve Broussard ran 71 yards as Atlanta raised its preseason record to 3-0 under first -year coach Jerry Glanville. Atlanta led 10-7 at halftime before Miller teamed wdth Thomas with 4.31 left in the third quarter. Green Bays Mike Norseth hit Clarence Weathers with a 60-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the fourth quarter.

On the next series, the Packers Tony Bennett apparently recovered a fumble by Atlanta quarterback Gilbert Renfroe. But the play hich included a return to the Falcons 4, was overruled by video replay. Green Bay fell to 1 -2. Green Bay reached the Falcons 39 with one minute left in the game, but two sacks and two penalties knocked the Packers out of field goal range. Atlantas defense recorded eight sacks against the Packers, including four in the first half against quarterback Anthony Dilweg.

Broussard, the Falcons first-round draft choice, broke off his 71-yard touchdown run on a third-and-one to tie the game at 7-7 with 10:46 left in the second quarter. Miller, who had a string of 10 straight second-quarter completions, then led the Falcons on two more drives in the final minutes of the first half. The first resulted in a 47-yard field goal by Greg Davis and a 10-7 lead with 4.50 remaining. Attort 0 10 7 0-17 Green Bay 7 0 0 7-14 Firet Quarter GB Thompson 2 run (JacKe kick) 1054 Secend Quarter Ati Broussard 71 run (Davis kick) 4 16 Atl-FG Davis 47, 1010 Third Quarter Ati Thomas 54 pass from Miner (Davis kick) 1029 Fourth Quarter GB Weavers 60 pass from Norseh (Jacke kick) 08 A 51 609 CHARGERS: playoffs Continued from. Cl should have made and I know he thinks he could have made.

Asked if he is where he wants to be after three games, Tolliver said: No way. You have to make the big plays and I havent been getting that done. Its good to leave the game with a lead, but it could have been much bigger. If olliver wasnt always good, he was lucky. His first bit of good fortune came on the Chargers third offensive play.

On third down from the 49er 36, Tolliver threw a pass toward the end zone that appeared to be short, but Miller came back for the ball and caught it between veteran cor-nerbacks Ronnie Lott and Darryl Pollard. Miller then backed into the end zone for a touchdown to give the Chargers a 7-0 lead. Early in the second quarter, Tolliver got another break on a pass thrown short to Miller. It was Lott and Pollard who again lost to the crafty receiver, who gained 41 yards to the San Francisco 30. But Tolliver overthrew Quinn Early and Rod Bernstine when they were open on corner routes in the end zone, so the Chargers had to settle for a 26-yard field goal by John Carney.

That cut the 49ers lead to 14-10 with 9:06 remaining in the First half. On the ensuing kickoff, San Franciscos First-round draft pick, Dexter Carter, muffed Fuad Reveizs short kickoff and Walter Wilson recovered for the Chargers at the 49er 26. But the Chargers squandered the opportunity. Tolliver lost 12 yards on a sack and then mis-Fired on two passes, forcing San Diego to punt. San Diego pulled to ithin 14-12 on a safety taken by San Francisco punter Greg Horne, who ran out the back of the end zone after a snap by Frank Pollack sailed ov er his head.

After the 49ers kicked off from their ow 20. olliv er threw three straight completions to march the Chargers to the San Francisco 30. But he missed Miller badly twice and then had a good throw to the corner of the end zone dropped by rookie ide receiver Walter Wilson. Reveiz booted a 34-yard Field goal with 51 seconds left in the half to give the Chargers the 15-14 lead. NOTES: San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana played nearly three quarters.

He completed 19 of 29 passes for 213 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. The 49ers preseason record falls to 1-2 Rookie cornerback Donald Frank started in place of veteran Gill Byrd, who sat out with a strained groin Tackle Brod erick Thompson (bruised knee, center Courtney Hall (mild concussion) and safety Vencie Glenn (bruised shoulder) left the game in the first half and did not return Following the trend baseball has set recently, there POSSESSION I .1 STAT OF THE GAME C3 The three Chargers quarterbacks completed 18 of 30 passes for 225 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions, Starter Billy Joe Tolliver was 10-for-19 for 142 yards, Mark Vlasic 7-for-10 for 78 yards and John Friesz completed his only pass for 17 yards. Yards Chargers First Downs pushed Montana, sending the entire San Francisco bench onto the Field. No punches or penalty flags were thrown. MDfVlOUAL STATISTICS RISHING Pittsburgh Hoge 544 Foster 4 17 Strom I 8 Williams 5 3 Bell 4 (minus 5i Dallas Aikman 2 29 Johnston 7 22 Agee A 14 Dixon I 14 Smith 5 12 Mamn I 1 1 Fiagier 3immus 1) Wash 4 (minus 31 Hampton 7 -(minus 4) PASSING-Pittsburgh Bnster 10 18-0 82 Shorn 14 0 3 Dallas Aikman 14 22-0 163 Walsh 331 53 RECEIVING Pittsburgh H4I448 Gnggs25 Carter25 Mu larkey 1 13 Upps 1 7 0 Shea 1 7 Dallas Mann 5 56 Novacek 3 30 McKinnon 2 18 Dixon 144 kvm 1 28 Flagler 1 15 John ston I 12 Smith 1 10, Fotson 1 2 Hampton 1 1 Rams 27, Cardinals 7 Rookie free agent Derrick Faison caught two touchdown passes and rookie Tony Lomack caught another for Los Angeles (2-1), which also got two field goals from Mike Lans-ford.

Phoenix 0 0 7 0- 7 Los Angeles 3 10 7 727 Flnt Qurto LA-FG Lansforf 37 9 18 Second Qurto LA-FG Lansford 26 800 LA Lomack 80 pass from Everett (Lansford kick) 9 52 Third Qurto U-faison 26 pass from Long (Lansford kick) 701 Pho JT Smith 14 pass horn Tupa (Lyle tack) 1115 FoerthQearto LA-Faison 23 pass from Long (lansford tocHj 3 09 A 44 134 Young3 15 Tilimand 5 Carter 1 3 Home IT) Ratfiman 1 (minus 2 San Diego Sanders 6 53 Butts 10 29 Bemsbne 4 22 Mick tes 3 8 Harmon 1 2 Cleveland 1 1 Fnesz I immus 1 PASSiNG-San Francisco Montana 19 23 1 213 Young 13 19 0 145 San Diego Tolliver 10-19-0-142 V.asrc 7 10-0 8 Foes? 1 IT) i7 RECEDING San Francisco Rice 7 127. Svdnev 4 25 Ratn man 4 20 Wilson 3 42 Craig 3 24 Taylor 3 Shenard 2 31. Williams 2 30 Jones 2 21 Beacn 1 1 1 Tillman 1-6 San Diego A Mine' 8 143 McEwen 2 27 0 Wilson 2 Cleveland 1 17. Bemstne 1 1 1 Harmon 1 7 Mats 1 7 Walker 1 3 Spexer 1 1 PENALTIESFIRST DOWNS 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Yards 49ers Penalties were skirmishes on three straight plays in the second quarter. On the last one.

Chargers linebacker Leslie O'Neal MXVKHJAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Washmgton Riggs 8 105, Wilder 5 28 Bvner 7 18 Rypren 1 3 Rutledge 1 (minus 3) Cleveland Metcalf 8 53, MacF828 Kosar323 Gamei22 Faaoia22 Oack2 1 Manoa I immus I) PASSING Washington Rutledge 4 5 0 106, Rvpien 5 8 0 78 Humphries 3 5 0 53 Cleveland Ryan II 18-0-187, Kosar9 16-0-73 RECEIVING-Washmgton Clan 397, Sanders 2-60 Stanley 1 37, Hobbs 1 16 Monk I 14 Johnson 18 Brvantl 5 MorSe ton 1 3 Bvner Hmmus 1) Cleveland Langhome 4 41 Rowe4 367 Metcat'318 Faaota316 Brennan 248 Newsome 2 11 Jomes 1 31, Galbraith 1 14, Talley 1 14 Dolphins 17, Broncos 16 Marc Logans 1-yard touchdown run with 1 .54 remaining capped a 79-yard drive as Miami (1-2) broke a seven-game losing streak in preseason play. Scott Secules, battling for the backup job at quarterback, directed the nme-play march. Sammie Smith also scored for Miami, on a 3-yard KCKVeUAt STATISTICS RUSHING Atlanta Broussard 6 89 Johnsor 8 28 Miller 3-22 Set 2 8 Johnson 24 Pnoge4 3 Primus 1-0 Campbell Hmmus 1) Green Bay Haddu 6-19 Norseth 2 14 Frazier 35 Workman 14 Thompson 2 3 PASStNG-Atiama Miller 18 24 I 209 Renfroe 2 3-06 Campbell 3 4 0 36 Green Bay Dnweg 1328 I 218 Norseth 4-130-79 Kiel 24 123 RECEIVING Atlanta Sadowski 4 55 Rtson 4 52 Mavnes 4 37 Thomas 2 58 Dixon 2 15 Broussard 2 9, Pnmus 26 CoF Ins 19 PnogelO Settle 14 Green Bay Johnson 338 Query 2 52 Woods 2 29 1 Hams 246 Workman 2 30 Weathers 160 Wilson 1 12 Sharpe 1 13, Avery I II Hams 1 10 Thompson 18 Haddu 1 7. frazier 14 Giants 17, Jets 7 The Giants Phil Simms romplet MMDUAl STATISTICS RUSHING Phoenix Johnson 827, Tupa 2 10 Rosenbach 1 5 Cemeis 2 2 Thompson 2 1 Howard 3tmmus 1) Los Ange ies Waner824 Green 9 21 Fan 2 9 Detomo 1 7 Everett 1 7, McGee 1 5 PASSING-Phoenix. Rosenbach 8 15 1 71, Tupa 13 19 0 127 Los Angeles.

Everett 10 19 1 193, Long 7101155 RECEDING Phoenix A Johnson 4 29 Smith 3 51 Homes 336 Jones 2 24 SWahema 2 15 Centers 28 Greer 1 10 Jackson 1 10 Jordan 1 9 Proem 18 Little I I LosAnge Faescm 4 73 Loma291 Detpmo265 Hoiohan236 Or er2 13 Stakworth I 27. McGee 1 15 Far 1 12 EUardl 9 Greer IT 1 I.