European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 4, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday november 4, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 23 commentary 1 Dallas flunks prof. Martin s seminar George Martin of the new York giants has spent 12 years in the learning Laboratory of the National football league. It is Safe to say he has picked up a few things along the Way. Phil Pozderac of the Dallas cowboys has been inthe Laboratory five years. He Learned a few things from professor Martin on sunday. Three times in the final 75 seconds of the game Martin lured Pozderoc into vital mistakes that Cost the cowboys dearly in a 17-14 defeat that dropped Dallas one game behind first place new York in the pfc East it was the professor explained a matter of years of  it was the student said almost  the sea of yellow flags began on a 30-Yard pass Lay that took the Ball to the giants 6-Yard line with is to play. Holding against no. 75." then there was a 14-Yard sack by Martin accomplished despite illegal use of hands by no. 75. Pen ally  finally another 30-Yard pass to the 11. Illegal procedure against no. 75." by then Pozderac had to wish the turf would Operand Swallow him and the yellow flags up. With 7471 fans rocking giants stadium there was no Way anybody could hear quarterback Steve Pelluer s signals As Dallas launched its last ditch drive from its own 16 with 3 33 to play. Pozderac knew that and so did Martin. And that was the professor s Edge. He had to look at me Martin said. He could tear the snap count. I knew any movement i made he would react Martin had that right the fans were so much in the game it gave Thema big advantage Pozderac said. You can t hear  George Martin Dallas Phil Pozderac. Played teacher and Pupil on final Dallas drive anything. I could t hear the cadence at All. If Youcan t hear the Start of the cadence there s no rhythm no timing. There s not much you can , yes there is. You can sneak a Peak at the defensive lineman. Maybe he s hearing what you Renot. Martin figured Pozderac might be smart enough to do that. So the giant Veteran made sure the Youngman from notre Dame had something to see. I got movement from him Ever time Martin said chuckling like a Wise old Man who had pulled fast one. He had no recourse. I beat him on the count. I be played this game for a while you know. Know what offensive tackles will do in certain situations. It comes from years of experience. I d give Hima Little fake and he rocked Back. Over and Over  each time the Cowboy tackle did the flags  Don t know Pozderac said. It feels like they re looking for me. I can t put my hands on a Guy without getting called. I have a reputation for hold ing  of the problem May be Pozderac s size. He stands 6-foot-9 and weighs 282 pounds. He is no difficult to find for the fans or the officials. Martin was  feel for the Guy he said. I be been there in situations where i came up Short. But after 12 years of doing it i be pretty much seen it All. I be been around Tor a Long time. You learn a few things Over the years. It was a Subtle move a Little bit of a jump and he  beat me off the Ball Pozderac said. Eve Ery time i touched him they called me. You be got to watch the Ball. Turn your head and he s gone. I be got to see the Ball and i be got to watch  thought the officials could have made a Call for delay against the crowd. The crowd influence take the game away from the players. Give us five Yards and maybe that takes the crowd out of it it never happened and instead Martin snookered Pozderac and the penalties took Dallas out of the game. Had Martin pulled this Man Euver before of sure he said. I do it in practice All the time. You get a Rookie who s High spirited and wants to make a Good impression and it works. Only a person who played with Knute Rockne could come up with something like  Broncos wont Elway for life paper says Denver a the Denver Bron cos Are prepared to offer quarterback John Elway a lifetime contract wort More than $17 million according to a published report Pat Bowlen owner of the National foot Ball league team said the club will meet m january with Hway s agent Marvin de moff of los Angeles the Denver Post re ported in a copyright Story  said general manager John Beake will go into the talks with the understanding that Bowlen wants Elway a former Stanford standout signed to lifetime Deal. As far As i m concerned John s going to be around Here for the duration of his career and maybe after that As Well Bowlen told the Post. I have no intention of having him go , 26, is in his fourth year of a five year $5 million contract he is earn ing $900,000 this season and will be paid $1 million for the final  said there have been no talks of a substantive nature with Hway s agent but we certainly want to get it done a year in Advance. That s been our policy what we normally do with All our players. Very few athletes receive lifetime con tracts in pro sports with such deals re served for franchise players who have become a major part of a team s identity. Dan Fouts of the san Diego Charger was signed to a lifetime contract late in his career. Others with such contracts Are magic Johnson of the los Angeles Lak Erst Wayne Etc Tozky of the Edmonton Ritat and George Brett of the Kansas City royals team. For Elway appreciating his $1 million saints dump 49ers new Orleans a Rueben Mayes ran for two touchdowns Morten Andersen Boc a three Field goals and defense led of Rickey Jackson made those Points stand up for a 23 10 of Victory by the new Orleans saints Over the san Francisco 49ers on  touchdowns came on runs of four Yards and 27 Yards both in the first Quarter. Andersen s Field goals were from 45yards in the third Quarter and 50 and 23 Yards in the fourth  times san Francisco drove deep into new Orleans territory Only to com away with a single Field goal a 50-Yard Boot by Ray Wirsching Fate in the first Quarter. San Francisco s touchdown came after linebacker Jim Fahnhorst picked off a pass at the new Orleans 47 and ran Witback to the 1-Yard line in the second Quarter. Two plays later quarterback Mike Moroski hit tight end John Frank with a 3-Yard touchdown  Francisco drove to first and goal at the new Orleans 9-Yard line in the second Quarter but Antonio Gibson intercepted a pass and ran it out to the Sanfrancisco 44. In the third Quarter san Francisco had a first and goal at the new Orleans 5 and came away empty after Jackson blitzed from his left linebacker Slot and sacked Moroski for a 12-Yard  s 33-Yard Field goal attempt was blocked by Johnnie Poe and Jim Wilkes. New Orleans is 4-5, and san Francisco is 5-3-1. Poll takes . Marathon dearer Abjohn  $17 million future a year salary at the nil players association minimum of 10 percent per year would make a 10-year contract Worth Well Over $17 million not counting interest on , who has previously indicated a career commitment to the Broncos con firmed the january scheduling of his contract negotiations saying. We wanted to wait until after the season. I Haven t really thought about it yet he said. I know they be talked about meeting in january but that s All  think once the season is Over Well All sit Down and talk about  new York a Gianni poli. The italian record Holder scored a stunning upset by winning the new York Cit Marathon on sunday easily beating heavily favored Rob de caste la of Australia in the unofficial time of 2 hours 11 minutes 6  Waitz of Norway was the first woman to finish winning for a record equalling eighth time in an unofficial 2 28 06. It was the fifth straight Victor for Waitz in the race she first won in 1978 when she burst onto the International scene by capturing her first mar . Who will be 26 wednesday seized the Lead for the final time betwee the 20th and 21st Miles with a Strong surge and raced Home  caste a the 1983 world Champi on and Winner of the Boston Marathon and the Commonwealth games mar athon this year could not Cope wit poll s burst and finished third. Antoni Niemczak of Poland came Upin the late stages to finish second. Niemczak s time was 2 11 21. De Cas Tea was clocked in 2 11 43. Poli whose personal Best of 2 09 57was achieved when be finished fourth last year in the America s Marathon i Cago is the third straight italian Winner of the new York City  countryman Orlando Pizzola to the 1984 and 1985 Winner finished fourth sunday in 2 12 13. Fifth was Ibra him Hussein of Kenya in 2 12 51.the top american finisher was Pete Pfitzinger the 1984 is. Olympic trials Winner who placed i oth in 2 14 09. A Field of 20,595, the largest Ever for Marathon in the United states began the race in 60-Dcgrte temperatures with humidity at 90 percent with winds at 6 Mph