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rr'pp i' rrrv gr1" aao ryyr ar irr-irrr-rr' er DETROIT FREE PRESSSUNDAY, SEPT. 17, 1971 9 Rozema blanks Indians DOG charts out-of-town racing results boasts 6 my best game ever ttfc-Aeewencet. J-yeertds. fur-ktne. Times 31 2 :4 4 fc 4 5, 11 J.

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LANYON JRU missed SCRATCHED Poison 1JJ0 PIRFBCTA (4-2) PM I44J4, Ist-Oemwig (U204), 3-Ytw-ddl and up One mee Timet IS, i I 1:11 li. 1 4 at 214 M. nm OaMTv(llorM) lk4 IS 5 (c2n4(Sttiu) 13 42 5-2 Sheffanj imneti) S-2 i 3-24 1 IbstN Fa (Statu) 31H 21H 41 21 APKUocoi((M0iitf) 42 tl4 11 hoiseqoesl (Shepherd) 7H 74 42 Dirnief (Kotenio) 13 5-1 71 10 FiMtrYncKCalilane) 5N 1-3 15 ConliOo (Ttlmci) 10 SheJ Snow, Weimar (Sun) 22 10 10 Dandy Til 12.40 140 1J ce2vd 4. 120 Shatter) OANOY TIZ ran clear for the ttretch. ECO 2NO missed SMEFFORD wesoutftrv Ished.

SCRATCHED Tretnta Trat, Delta Oaef. By JIM HAWKINS fm Prtu Soort Writer CLEVELAND Nothing brings out the best In Dave Rozema like the sight of the Cleveland Indians on the other side of the field. And the Tigers' troubled righthander has never looked better than he did Friday night as he shut out his good friends, the Indians, on four singles for a brilliant, morale-boosting 1-0 victory. It was Rozema's second win in a row over the Indians and the fourth victory of his career without a loss against the Tribe. Furthermore, it clinched fifth place for the Tigers although they still have their sights set on a loftier goal fourth place, which is occupied by the Baltimore Orioles.

Nevertheless, the Tigers, who are a much-improved 12 games over .500, can finish no lower than fifth place In the American League East, no matter what happens in the 16 games that remain. And Rozema has a victory he can savour the rest of the season and all winter, too. FRIDAY'S triumph was the second four-hitter of Rozema'i two-year career and only his third shutout His first four-hitter, also a shutout, occurred in April of last year when he had the advantage of eight runs. And in his other shutout, over Seattle earlier this season, Dave surrendered seven hits while the Tigers scored five times. "This had to be my best game ever," exclaimed the exuberant 22-year-old righthander as he ripped off his sweat soaked uniform, piece by soggy piece.

"I mean, with only one run to work with I couldn't afford to make any bad pitches. This was the first time I've ever beaten anybody 1-0. "I get pumped up every time I go out on the mound," continued Rozema, whose record now includes eight wins and 10 losses. "I try to shut out every team I face. But it doesn't always work out that way.

Tonight, it did. "I JUST threw the ball in there and the defense did the rest," explained Rozema, who required only 83 pitches and one hour and 56 minutes to dispose of the sixth-place Indians. "I only got one strikeout and one run, but that was enough tonight "This is the greatest feeling you can have when you've had a season like I've had. I was 6-10 and now I've come up with a couple of wins and a couple of complete games in a row. It's Just great.

"It really builds up your ego. It makes you think you can still pitch up here. When you lose and lose the way I have, you start thinking. You begin wondering if you can still win. Tonight I showed I can." AT THAT point, Rozema leaped to his feet and let out a loud roar.

"Excuse me," he said sheepishly as be sat back down. "I just had to let that out" The Tigers armed Rozema with the only run he needed in the top half of the sixth Inning when Ron LeFlore singled off Cleveland starter and loser Paul Reuschel, stole second and scored on Rusty Staub's sacrifice fly. It wasn't much but thanks to the Detroit defense, It was enough. The Tigers, who lead the lead In double plays with 164, completed three big ones Friday night and Rozema did the rest Only once, in the bottom of the fourth, did an Indian runner advance as far as second base as Rozema faced Just 28 batters one more than the major league minimum for a nine-inning game. No wonder the young Tiger righthander was elated.

RAMS TO TEST DALLAS l-Oamng (140001, l-yearOdi and up. one me Tvnes-SS 15.25, 1:14 41, Off at 2-3. in odds $piHyum) lit i i 12 i RartlirlMueeli) 3M 21H 23 NmKuiirnlBemtti) 21 i3 2H Scott Pitt iMorfM) 41 44 Ink 4 rortStxunet (Menko) (i i tor Brftlo(Scocci) 7-v, 71 in acfielsFiutT (Garni) 43 SH hi MsBtl(Jwrienei) 42 1-3 12 II MsrViaXSwphrl) S- 11 14 22 TariwiHiw(IUwUkt) 10 10 10 37 Sid's Regal Man 1SJ1 144 St Rare Air 144 4.4 Miriam's ame 4.40 SCS REGAi. MAN saved ground RARE Am wes not good enough. MIRIAM'S CAME hied hard.

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12-01 TR1 PICT A (1-4-5) paid 1147.00 HM BOX (4-1-4) pal HJ0 Aussie takes it PAC1TIC HARBOUR, Fiji (UPI) Greg Norman of Australia held off Californian Sandy Galbraith Saturday on the third bole of a sudden-death playoff to win the $30 000 South Seas Classic. Cowboys get serious Baltimore, still helpless without injured quarterback Bert Jones and departed running back Lydell Mitchell, will be looking for its first points of the season against New England. Ilazcl Vsih harness results Friday FIRST-pece; mar 244. Lifldat Valley (Smith) It 10 1 40 5 Utxv (Maoei) 14.40 4 40 Mill Vicarious (Setlbarg) 4 60 Tk Lelvofv Sueur Bnr, True Sunset, Who Goes Thtrt, Tonywav, John Adio SCCOND-ctntf. rtj 104 11 Reoet Comet (Coond) 4.10 310 00 Little Tomboy (O'Mare) 11.40 710 Queen Of Seeedl Fiorina) 4 70 Royal Piatmate, Doubl Bubblei, Quick Scamo, Arniei Dirt, Chester David, Prospect Bridge.

DOUBLE: (3-4) paid 141.40 THIRO-dm. Met. paca; mle 102 4 Bobby Rick (Wright) 4 SO 4 70 310 Vancv Butler (Watson) 9.00 4 60 Cannon Turner (Downing) 7.20 Ticking Time, Lucy, Mark Martinique, Cedarwood Sam, Fleet Knight (dnt), OK 'i RuNedee (dnf). TRIFECTA (5-7-1) paid 14 BOX: 0-5-7) paid M42J0 OURTH-tret; MJ J5. Sirloin (Boring) 14.20 4 10 3 70 Nob Art (Graham Jr) 3.19 60 Laurne Jean (Alien) 2 60 Gensino, Salty, Shiawav Cornwall, Rumi Speed, Soinster Bail.

PERFECT (4-2) paid 153.10 FIFTH mae: YM 25. Abercrombie (Garnsev) 2 10 2 20 2 70 Flight Director (J O'Brien) 2 20 2.20 League Leader (G Wright) 2 70 Heimiman, Witard Aimarturst, Skipper! Subiect, Brav Leader. 4f-Oanlng IIUNI, )-year-oldi and up. 1 mae Tmn JS, 25. 1:4) li.

OftatU7pedt. 111. FV oon Tidot iMoriw) 3'4 i lit 4 5 tFSfjrVi(ftiiU)52 1 SMrSJt(BntiH 2-1 2M 3-14 50 rrtrft(km(CetM) 77 510 41 14 jftttsMMtSwre) IH 41 55 12 HrrliwOesuD) I 72 45 71 Unlet fasii(Sletrir4)4Hi 4M 7ritJ 4 nmSuelScKca) 41 I 15 Tkfec Ul 141 Id Leek FarluKaWa 1J J.44 Shan Blast SM TOOC kept a sight lead LOOK FOR SU KA ttVA saved ground SHAN BLAST held on we between horses. 13 PERFECT (1-2) paid IllJt Jth-deTi9 ((25400-tMOOO), J-vear-olds and up. 4 P.

Tlmei 33, ii 5, 100 li, 1:11 1. 5 oH at 40. in. fr om 2tid ltd 12 5-2 Secret Tteisure (Catilino) lhd 2M 2h4 45 PtwneylSincix,) 43 34 3-1H 2 SI AotMi Sam (Framm) 3K 4-3 42 7 hit For Glory (Striuss) 5-5 55 5-54 7 Holt line (Crttrto) i i 24 ReyalLegacf 74 4.N 11 Secret Treaure 3.40 144 Phfiy XM ROYAL LEGACY draw out late. SECRET TREASURE milted PHONEY was out finished.

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niooR IctsPromrsmf (Morpn) 1M lH Ink 7 RnerK trick (Hot toko) 44 3-3 2'k 12 Speed AtrriMts (Catalino) 714 5-1 3-3H 2 FKnMsM(t(Fromai) 43 42 41H I 4r Mtia (Uiimtise) 3rd 5 Dan4ElPisa(Sincltu) 24 2-H 4115 1 4hd 7hd 1n 53 Bosd Scott (Sluss) 51 44 42 (2 WtuUCrwct(Limonte) 1-1 42 42 S3 GatsGtrKStnuss) 10 10 10 53 Acts Premising 17.M 7 JJ Reverse Trick 144 4.4 Special Attrlbut at 140 ACTS PROMISING lasted REVERSE-TRICK lust fed short. SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES raited best. SCRATCHED SwkigingAtttfr.PpepIng Tom. HunkiCi Gal 110 TRIFECTA OM-l) paid UM.H 14J0 BOX (J-M) paid UMt UK-Added The Larkspur Prep at-towanc ttaka. J-year-oldt and up, fWes and marev Michigan eredv I mae 7 yds.

Tmes 34, li, 1: II 45, 1:47 Off at 505. m. fmooDS StoltTheSnoCatilno) 7 44 1H 25 HotiWa (Mor(in) 11 14 23 3 ttvnet Ft (Scout), 41H 2-4 32 It Mifht Sad (Swa) 2-4 5-7 4no 25 Htruir(S4iKh) S-2 314 54 I Bnk)ea(Viqiie2) 31 415 415 ill Motter Wlat (kunitlil) 44 7-20 7-22 46 rt0cMo(2ippi) I 124 Stele The Sheer IN 141 120 Kletilda 140 140 Harriet M. 140 STOLE THE SHOW won going away. KLOTLOA faaed to last.

HARRIET Ft triad hard 14 PiRFBCTA (M) paM) i It's WHISKY MAIDSTONE WINE SPIRITS INC "'J ri irrJl I I rimwrranr VOaJ Alantic City llt-4 JYO up, 1 114 mi Dash Fmish iketiv) 24.00 104 50 Fiesh WounO (Sierra) 4.10 3 00 LouWooaeiN-edl 400 Cm IJA Time 1 47 4-1 d. JYO up, 4t Jemies Douot (W.ivi) 160 4M 40 Native Knocx (Caracc-o) 17.40 1260 Twenty Sixteen (B'lck) 5.40 Qtf 205 Time I II 4-5 Oay DeutHe (7-7) paid 1724.40. mdn JYO, 4 I Actual Swap I Biecio 3.W J00 240 Summer Hawk Wt pert) 1 40 40 Emerald Aire (Tuiieri 2M Off 233 Time 1 12 1-1 Scrilcheo Mountain Boy. Justice Road. ate jyo up, DiptomaK Ladv (Lnci) 11.40 5 0 3 40 Mistv Native i Bck) 4.10 3 20 Matmee Mama Thornburg) 3 40 Off 307 Time 105 3-5.

Scratched Or Feel Greet. JYO UP, 4 lulling Nancy (Wilson) 740 4 20 3 00 Magic Meunia (CaKMron) 13.40 4 70 Swh Swell INd) 2 0 Off 3 17 Time 1:12 2-5. Scratched Dona Mtcneie. 4-4. 704, JYO up, 11.l4ml.lurl QuKkRoaiBetencrt) 14.20 S40 00 Node Irishman I Macbeth) 2.40 2 40 Michaels Med (Castaneoa) 2.60 Off 407 Time 14.

Tth-im ate, JYO up, 5 ll Etran 9.00 3 40 20 EndTaOelGaorietie) 20 2 20 Bo-eros Orpha I ack) 720 Off 4 37. Time 1 04 2-1 value. JYO up, I M6mL The Matchmaker Queen LlblMecBetn) 140 00 3 20 DeobvsTurn(McCarron) 13 JO 4 20 Dotiies Do (Vesoueil 2 20 Off 07. Time 1:5 2-1 kratchad Book Of Ruin, Sparkling Tope I. JYO up, I 1-14 n.

BramvlBouimetis) 12.40 4 00 4 44 Risky Bee (Detguidica) 140 4 20 Kuimea (Gonia-itl 440 Of 3 Time 1:45 1-5. Attendance 1.4 10. Hendie 11.035.241. Arlington Isf 1,100. JYO 1 mt FoilnSoilHiraes) 13.00 5 0 4 00 SeisvAnonei(Dey) 40 3 40 Speak ISpinoier) 7.40 Off 2 05.

Time 1:40 l-l avo up, 1 mL Arks Dancer (Gomel) 10 40 40 40 MeisGotoenLuck (Soindier) 4.40 3 40 Crimson Sinner (Sib'iie) 4.60 OH 2 33 Time 1:31 4-5. Daty DewtM (M) paid 143.40. JYO UP, 1ml turf SNrtailReiaiionlSpencr) 22.64 140 540 Wrnov Jet (Hiodes) 40 3 40 Chai-UPasareniSpinoier) S-J0 Oft 3 00. Time 1.44. 4YO UP, 1 mL Watt Street (Woodhse) 22.40 4 40 4 44 RoveiLMvlDev) 3 00 2 40 Miss Morning Siorm (SiblUe) OM JJJ'-i Time 1:44.

Scratched Royal Roman. JYO up, I M4 mL Rock Creek Kid (Spncer) 5.60 3 20 2 40 Speak More (Dav) 340 20 Co Caution (Sipilte) 3 40 Off 4 00. Time 14 2-1 Scratched Hot Pastrami. JYO UP, I ml Basic Rule iSibie) 4.N 4 00 40 Karrot Kid (Gomel) 6.40 4 20 Too Much Irish (Dav) 28 Off 4 JO a. Time U7 2-5.

Belmont etc 1YO, 71. Lucvs Aie (Map) 14.00 1 40 5.20 Instrument Lenomg (Feni 7.20 4 40 De'ermmed Fleet (Cruguet) 10 Of 130 Time 1 22 4-5 Scratched-Gaiient Best, Musical Phantasy. JYO up, 4 1 Quiii Prince tveneiia) 100 3 40 100 A ReHies (Ceuthen) 120 20 Click Off (Gonia-ail 4.20 Off 202. Time 1:10 2-5. Daty Oeutee (5-3) paid 175.40.

Jrd-ILOO. mdn JYO UP, 4 Trained Nurse (Sntiego) U0 40 420 Catty (Ceuthen) I0 710 Pretty p.a (Ruiano) 12 10 Off 2 42 1. Time Ml 3-5. Scratched Lorie, Gliding By. mdn JYO, 4 I Roman Coftee (Sntiego) 11.40 1 20 7 00 Pleasure Ban (Maple) 120 4 00 Mansard (Cruguet) 4 20 Off 14 j.

Tim 1:11. Scratched Winter Edge. ate, JYO UP, 71. Btner Turn (Corflero) 10.60 5 0 4 0 Back To S'ay (Feu) 4 40 First Queen (Veneiia) 120 Off Time 173 3-5. Scratched Thousand Nights.

aid, 3YO up, 1 1-14 ml Sten (Cruguet) 43 10 13 40 1 00 Anthony Trsiiooe (Veiasauet) 5.20 4 SO Temien (Martens) S.00 Off 4 21 Time 1:43. ak, JYO up, 4f Warm Front (Viasouei) 3.20 2 40 240 Northern Dictator (Veneiia) 4.W 3 0 Preonteme (Hernanaei) 4.10 Oft 501. Time IS 2-5. hep, 3YO M. l' mL The Mirlber Cup Seatt-a Hew (Coroero) 4.20 210 240 Affirmed (Ceuthen) 2-20 710 Nasty And Bo-d (Samyn) 2 40 Off 5 Time 1 45 4-S.

Scratched Blue Baron, Taxi, Sensitive Prince. Dodgers' fans top 3 million LOS ANGELES (AP) The Los Angeles Dodgers became the first team in baseball history to reach three million in home attendance Friday night. The Dodger Stadium crowd of 47,188 in a game between Los Angeles and Atlanta boosted the Dodgers' attendance for the season to 3,011,368, an average of for 72 home dates. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and National League President Chub Feeney were in attendance. In their 21 years in Los Angeles, the Dodgers have had 14 two million seasons, including the last six years in a row.

Los Angeles set a major league attendance record in 1962 of 2,755.184, the year Dodger Stadium was opened. Last year, the Dodgers broke the record by playing to Bosox' Lynn sprains ankle, misses start NEW YORK (UPI) Boston Red Sox centerf ielder Fred Lynn sat out Saturday's game against the New York Yankees because of a sprained right ankle incurred in the opening game of the three-game series Friday night. Lynn crashed into the cen-terfield wall pursuing a home run hit by Chris Chambliss. X-rays taken at Lenox Hill hospital showed no break and the Red Sox say Lynn's status will be determined on a day-to-day basis. Gary Hancock, a .211 hitter, replaced Lynn in Saturday's lineup.

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refs agree on new contract NEW YORK -v- (UPIJ -A Twenty-seven National Hockey League referees and linesmen who had been holding out have reached contrac-' tual agreement with the league and are eligible imme-: diately to work in exhibition games. In making the ment, NHL president John Ziegler, said. "I am pleased we could settle these matters prior to the start of i the exhibition season. "Our officials are an essential and important part of our game," he added. They are: required to perform what is probably the most demanding officiating responsibility In professional sports." The agreement extends through the 1978-79 time we met.

LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA -ft Jackson harness results I today Night StXTH-pace; me 1-03 15. Thii Side Up (Williamt) 10.00 5 70 3 20 Wonder Baron (Crowe) 5 40 3 40 Quick Sa.m (Ferber) 4 60 Fun Man, Ge'time Duke, Tricky Counsel, I Pilot. TRIFECTA: (1-5-2) paid 145.40 14 BOX (2-5-1) paid 5747.70 SEVENTH Cond. pace me Race By nine (Wrenn) 4.40 3 20 210 Morpheus (Carroll) 7.00 4 SO Augulia Wind (Boring) 4 20 LG Bieie. AH About Sam.

Sunny Skiooer, Sweenevt Jim, Sail Admiral, Sherln The Profit. PERFECT (4-5) paid 147.40 EIGMTM-pecei mate 102 15. JonieiRedPny(Butr) 17.40 It 40 5 0 Luitron Hanover (nxmury) 11.20 4 60 Bashful Baron (Fulmer) 4 40 Lindv Counsel, Quick Pat, Biiuii, Miracle Street, Patotkev Chief, Colon Hill. PERFECT (1-7) paid 1303.40 NINTH Tret; Ml 45. LolatEnprettlTevtor) 3.60 2 40 2 20 Soeed in Action (Graham) 3.40 2.20 Hrgnmerk (Todd) 2-20 Keyitong Hyto, Stomen, TENTH Om.

hdep. pact; mar. 243 35. Parkway Chad (Gkyr) 11.20 7 40 4 60 Bonheur (W Gale) 7.60 5 00 Deee Floww (M McNIchol) 4 40 Steady Sket, Amitai, Nooner, Kimber Range, Armbra Prosoecl, Dixboro Dandy. TRIFECTA (3--l) paid 1134.10 14 BOX (M-f) paid 55210 CROWD 4,117 HANDLE 5114,021 Night SIXTH-Cend.

pace; Mile: 241 1S Ptan'net Boy (Tom n) 27.10 40 6 20 Star High (Brannan) 10.60 4 40 Co Pilot (Stimer) 310 Centennial Sam, Santas Widower, Aliean's Stanly Man, Chibuttt, Easy Going Guy Did not finish. EXACTA (2-3) 1155.40 SEVENTH paca; Mle: 247 J5. Wils Lady (Wright) 13 00 6 20 3 70 Miss Creeda Bvrd (Whitley) 3.40 2 10 Inky Dew (Alexander) 3 20 Hi we, Early Byrd, Queen, Trufil. EXACTA (5-3) 154.10 EIGHTH pace; mar. 241 ShiwavPech (Drudge) 4.20 3 10 2 10 Mr.

Mighty Quick (Nolan) 3.00 3.00 Royal Bellows (Wright) 3.40 Pamela Lynn, Lady Grattan, Velvet Butler, Skyway Demon. EXACTA 3-4 111 NINTH -tret; FvWr 2:11 15. Pastremie (DeRunU) 12.00 3 60 2 10 Inns Derby Lady (Nolan) 3.00 2 10 Pletch (Throne) 3 10 Twiddle Twaddle, Galley West, CB Jimmy. TENTH 24. EL Key (Putnam) 5.40 2 10 2 60 Upland Goose (Sweeney) 2.60 2 10 JimieCMiie(Lavery) 3.20 Gem Knight, Meen Mary, Titan Bahama, Rilmas Flyer, rudy Great.

EXACTA: (4-7) paid 112 Crowd: 1,72 Handle: 1142,451 ilh-50 000 added, JYO, 1" mi The Lawrence Raekiefien April Axe 114 NativeCourir 114 RooinsSong 114 ThLbrlMmbr 114 Leading Man 114 Mac Diermid 123 Ouio 114 Scythian Gold 114 Nasty AndFJid 123 Ashlkaea 114 Silver Throne 114 Darensione 114 mdn JYO up, 7 I. Dobrvnln 111 e-Slraght Bck 107 Wet Gaffer 111 Passing Slrm 111 Happy Duck 111 Maragatp HI GaiiantCrew 116 Back Again 111 Artful Prtndr 111 Bobbv Bruce 114 Square Yard 114 BeGoodAva 110 Sannibai 114 a-FaihinBck 107 a-Coupied. Capyrtght (1171) Triangle PuMlcattent Inc. BELMONT 1- Bte Car IS, Nattve Rival Wise OM Mike 7. 2- French Lass 10, Swing On A ttar Her Haze 7.

t-Snow Alert 14, Captain Tiva 1, Sal's Dream 4. 4 BUNNY WAG 23, Unde Merry Sura Feih l-pepvsian 22, Finger Flints Nudear Pulse 5 12, Fla 10, Nantkleus -Pnk Maharanee 13, Mucclwia 13, Tekamak I. -Mack Diarmtda 21, Nasty And BaM 10, Skyer Throne 5. t-Senntbel t. Was Gaffer Galant Crew 4.

By Untd Presi International It's time lor the Dallas Cowboys to stop fooling around and get down to business. The Cowboys have toyed with their first two opponents this season, blasting the punchless Baltimore Colts, 38-0, in the opener and men going through the motions in a 34-24 triumph over the New York Giants. But Sunday things get serious. The Cowboys are In Los Angeles to face the Rams in a duel between two of the eight unbeaten clubs In the National Football League. There are those who speak in awe of the Cowboys and Sunday's matchup before a national television audience (4 p.m.

on CBS, Channel 2 in the Detroit area) and a sellout crowd of more than 71,000 at the Coliseum will go a long way in determining just how good Dallas is. Are the Super Bowl champions truly a great team? This Is their first real test this year, coming against a Rams club that has done little offensively but which has been as efficient as ever on defense. Dallas leads the NFL in scoring with 72 points and second-year back Tony Dorsett has eclipsed the 100-yard mark in both games and leads the league in rushing with 258 yards. Roger Staubach has thrown for six TDs in two games. THE COWBOYS' SCORING machine goes against a defense that has allowed just 14 points the lowest figure In the NFL in two victories.

Last week Los Angeles allowed Atlanta just 73 yards total offense and sacked quarterback June Jones four times. Dallas coach Tom Landry is the first to recognize the potential of his offense, especially with the insertion of second-year man Tony Hill at wide receiver. "I think the explosiveness in our offense has to do with Tony Hill and Tony Dorsett," Landry said. "Hill is a very explosive player. He can turn a short play into a big play in a hurry because he has excellent running ability and great speed.

From the Hill-Dorsett standpoint, we're more explosive." Landry feels Hill's addition makes All-Pro Drew Pearson more effective at the other wide receiver. "The defenses we meet are going to have to respect both sides very strongly," he explained. "If that happens, then some of the pressure will come off Drew. And if there's a better quarterback than Roger in the league, I haven't seen him. I've felt Roger was the top quarterback the last two years.

He's throwing the ball well, he has command of the team. I don't think you can expect much more than that" RAY MALAVASI, unbeaten since taking over for the fired George Allen two weeks into the exhibiton season, expects to have his hands filled with the Cowboys. "I think this will be a tough, well-played game," said Malavasi. "I think we can do something offensively and I'm sure Dallas feels the same way." Dallas was a four-point favorite. Elsewhere Sunday, Buffalo is at Miami, San Diego at Denver, Oakland at Green Bay, Cleveland at Atlanta, Pitta-burgh at Cincinnati, Chicago at Detroit Seattle at the New York Jets, Washington at St.

Louis, Kansas City at the New York Giants, San Francisco at Houston, Tampa Bay at Minnesota and Philadelphia at New Orleans. Baltimore is at New England Monday night The San Diego-Denver game figures to be a close one, with both clubs coming off tough losses. Denver, which has not surrendered a touchdown yet has beaten the Chargers six straight times. Oakland tries to put its act together against unbeaten Green Bay. The Raiders needed a controversial fumble recovery TD as time elapsed to beat San Diego last week.

SURPRISING CLEVELAND goes for its third in a row against an Atlanta club that has generated little offense thus far. The Falcons have scored only 20 points in two games. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati should have been a key game but the Bengals have done little so far, dropping both games. Chicago takes its eight-game regular season winning streak to Detroit and the Jets try to put together three victories at the start of a season for only the second time in their 19-year history against winless Seattle. Miami goes for its 17th consecutive victory over Buffalo, which would tie the league record for one team against another set by Green Bay against the then Chicago Cardinals from 1937-46.

Griese's cast off, Dolphins have to wait MIAMI (UPI) All-pro quarterback Bob Griese had the cast removed from his injured left knee Saturday, but he indicated it probably will be a month before he Is ready to play for the Miami Dolphins. "It seemed to tighten up the way we had hoped it would, and now I'm going to start on a rehabilitation program. But it will be three to four weeks before I can even think about playing," be said. Coach Don Shula announced on the eve of Sunday's 4 p.m. home opener in the Orange Bowl against the Buffalo Bills that linebacker Steve Towle's injured right knee failed to respond sufficiently to treatment and he will not play.

He will be replaced by Rusty Chambers. Shula said linebacker Larry Gordon, recovering from a groin injury, and A.J. Duhe, who hasn't played since undergoing knee surgery last month, worked out in Saturday's light practice but remained on the questionable list for Sunday's contest. Friday FIRST Pac; mtr. 2:11 15, SoecielCheck (Horner) 11.40 4 10 4 40 Goni (Shell) 3.00 3.20 Fooiv Fedor (Putnam) 4.60 Scotch Sunset, High Painter, Hava Ban, Flying Storm, Three Quarter GirL SECOND Paca; ml 24 41 Splendid Timet (Rote) 34.00 17 60 4 20 Zippitv Dew (Alexander) 10.70 5 40 CamaroPam(Pritl) 4 60 Lady Fedor, Rhythm Eddie, Dorothy, April Clyde, Camaro Swan.

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