European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 12, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes monday october 12. 1987 cowboys Roll past eagles 41 -22 Irving Texas a Kelvin Edwards ran a re verse 62 Yards for a touchdown on Dallas pint play sunday and he replacement cowboys romped to a 41 22 nil Victory Over the Oul manned Philadelphia eagles before 40,622 tans who booed to of their heroes. The cowboys 22-Poinl favourites got a standing ovation in pregame introductions As a group but thebans Turku d Natty when veterans Tony Dorset a and Danny while who crossed the picket Tine two week Sago but did not play last week entered the game in the second half Ith Dallas leading 27-10. Dorset a. Who said before the game he did t want any of his statistics to count was booed after a 10-Yard touchdown run in the third Quarter. While heard Deri Sive cheers when he was sacked. The announced crowd was the largest so far in the two weekends of nil replacement games. Both teams entered Texas stadium with police escorts before 8 30 a.m., 1vj hours before picket lines formed. Dallas player representative Doug cosmic said this la not pro football anybody who Well to the Oklahoma Texas game knows Oklahoma could beat either one of these teams. I d rather Sec the fans give125 to Charity and get a lax  the striking cowboys then went on a picnic. Dallas is 3-1 after its Home opener which was delayed when the third regular season game was cancelled by the strike. The eagles Are i -3. The cowboys scored three touchdowns in the first period on Edwarts run Alvin Blount s eight Yard scoring run and Kevin Sweeney s 77-Ysrd touchdown pass to Cornell Burbage. Luis Zendejas kicked Field goals of 44 and 50 Yards for Dallas Ana Blount also scored on a one Yard run. The eagles Scott Tinsley threw scoring passes of 62yards to Kevin Bowman and 13 Yards each to Mike Siano and Topper demons. After Edwards touchdown the cowboys struck to minutes later for another score after Bruce Livington blocked Dave Edwards punt and the Ball rolled out of Bounds on the Philadelphia 13. Blount scored from 8 Yards out. Dallas scored four minutes later on the Sweeny to Burbage connection. After Dorset s run made it 34-10 in the third Quarter the cowboys scored again on linebacker Dale Jones Fumble recovery and 26-Yard run to the eagles one. Blount scored on the next play. It was the 21st Lime in 27 Home openers that the cowboys won and improved their series record to 36 is against the eagles. The eagles had 418 Yards total offence to 400 for Dallas and earned 24 first Downs to 19 for the cow boys while and Dorset did not Piny last week against the new York jets although they were available. Dallas coach Tom Landry said he wanted to use them some sunday to keep them from getting  the cowboys played three veterans on defense Don St Nerek de Jones and Randy White. The eagles had no players crossing the picket line. Colts Blank jets 6-0 on Jordan Fps Indianapolis a the Indianapolis replacements got the Colts first shutout in 11 Yean while Steve Jordan lucked Field goals of 35 and 25 Yards sunday in a 541 Victory Over the new York jets. The Colts have won both of their games since the nil players went on strike. Unlike a week earlier when the coils 47-fi Victory Over Buffalo was engineered by the team s Only non striking starter. Quarterback Gary Hogeboom Sun Day s Triumph was led by the fill ins. Rookie Bryant Jones intercepted to passes running Back Chuck Banks waived by Houston four weeks ago rushed for 159 Yards and Jordan who also missed two Field goal tries made one in the second Quarter and an other in the third period. The jets ural drive also ended with an interception by Mike prior with 17 seconds to go. Prior was waived by the Colls last month and re signed As a strike replacement ironically the last shutout by the Colts was also against the jets,20-0 on oct. 24,1976. The jets threatened Only twice but kicker rat Ragusa missed Field goal attempts of 47 and 33  York also lost two fumbles including one at its 38-Yard Lin with 1 43 left in the game. Hogeboom a non striker passed for Only 115 Yards before leaving with bruised ribs Early inthe fourth Quarter. Bears from Page 21 striking bears held an autograph signing session in an Effort to keep the fans from attending the game. Hohensee threw a 9-Yard touchdown pass to Glen Kozlowski in the second Quarter for a 7-0 Lead. In the third Quarter he completed four passes for 45 Yards in a 63-Yard touchdown drive capped by Chris Brewer s 1-Yard run. Tim Lashar added Field goals of 26 and 27 Yards. Hohensee completed 16 of 30 passes for 186 Yards. Bruce Mccray intercepted a Larry Miller pass and returned it 23 Yards for a to with 26 seconds left for the final margin. Cardinals strike Down saints St. Louis a Veteran Leonard Smith and strike substitute Mark Jack son returned fumbles for touchdowns sunday As St. Louis overcame a lopsided total yardage deficit for a 24-19 Victory Over new Orleans in a game featuring rotters locked Wilb 30 players who crossed picket lines. Only 11,795 fans attended the game in the second week of the nil s replace ment contests As striking cardinals play ers and local Union members picketed without incident outside Busch stadium. The cardinals who have had 18 play ers Cross the picket line More than any other team had Only 143 total Yards four passing to 368 for the saints but made up for the Lack of an attack with the two key turnovers. The cardinals 2-2, also tackled new Orleans punier Tommy Bomhardt at the saints 26 Early in the fourth Quarter to set up a 2-Yard touchdown run by Back up quarterback Sammy Garza. Saints replacement running Back Dwight Beverly rushed for 139 Yards on 35 carries including touchdown runs of College football three and live Yards in the fourth Quarter. New Orleans 2-2, made Only one of three extra Point attempts. Place kicker Mike Cofer had his first kick blocked hit the left upright and missed his second attempt and rallied a third through after he Ball hit both uprights. St. Louis which had been outscored 48-10 in the first half before sunday turned that trend around despite picking up Only three first Downs and 31 Yards in total offence by intermission. The scores by Jackson and Smith both coining on fumbles by the saints Kevin Ingram enabled St. Louis to grab a l7-6hamimcicad. Ingram was the Holder on a Field Goa attempt on one Fumble and the other occurred after he had replaced injured Starling quarterback John Hourcade who left the game Midway through the second Quarter with a twisted knee but resumed for the second half. With 6 22 remaining in the first Quarter Ingram bobbled the snap on a Field goal attempt and Jackson a replacement defensive Back returned it 77 Yards to give the cardinals a 7-0 Lead. Jason staurovsky kicked a 24-Yardfield goal with 45 seconds left in the Quarter to give St. Louis a i pm Lead. With 9 in left in the half Smith grabbed another Fumble by Ingram who coughed up the Ball after being hit by defensive tackle Mark Garalczyk and re turned it 29 Yards to make it 17-0. New Orleans which out gained St. Louis 206-30 in the first half got on the Board with in seconds remaining when Ingram hit Eric Martin for a 5-Yard score. The extra Point attempt was blocked by lineman Victor Burnett. The saints closed within 17-12 when Beverly ran 3 Yards for a touchdown with 4 29 remaining in the third Quarter. St Louis rebounded after Adrian me Bride Tony Mayes and Terrence Mark tackled Bomhardt. Garza scored on a 2-Yard scramble seven plays later. The saints aided by an interference Call against defensive Back Kenneth Sims that gave them Possession at the Cardi nals 5, scored on a 5-Yard run by Beverly with 6 56 remaining. Hurricanes Down terms 46-16 Miami Cap designated pull Blocker Bubba Mcdowell set up 17 first half Points for Miami and the third ranked hurricanes cruised to a 46-16 Victory Over Maryland in the rain soaked Orange bowl saturday night. The hurricanes 4-0, were outplayed in a Sloppy first half but they came out ahead17-8 because Maryland 2-3, could t Block Mcdowell on punt attempts. When Mcdowell blocked the first punt attempt by Maryland s Dairy Wright teammate Bennie Blades pick edit up and rambled 22 Yards for the game s first touchdown. Later in the first Quarter Wright was flattened by Mcdowell and several other Miami players after a Low punt snap atthe Maryland 29. Five plays later Mel Van Bratton dived Over the goal from i Yard out to make it 14-2. And late in the half a Wright punt sailed Only 15 Yards after Mcdowell partially blacked it. That gave the Hurri canes the Ball at the Maryland 30 and set up a 22-Yard Field goal by Greg Cox. The hurricanes scored on two of their first three possessions of the second Hal to pull away. Quarterback Steve Walsh ran 3 Yards for the first to and Cleve land Gary ran 1 Yard for the second. Gary added another i Yard touch my Tim Stu j Hutu hi4v14iv f jail Jiuu Down run after Maryland fumbled a Pui return in the fourth Quarter. And Mian got in last touchdown when backup quarterback Craig Erickson threw a 3 Yard touchdown pass to Andre Brown with Only 11 seconds id play. Miami also had trouble with its punting game As deep snapper will is Peguese hiked the Ball Over punter Jeff Feagles head and out of the end zone fora safety. The terms got a touchdown in the Sec Ond period after Scott Whittier recovered a Brailon Fumble on the Miami 11 Yard line. Two plays later Mike Ander son scored on a 13-Yard draw play. The other Maryland to came on a 15-Yard pass from backup of Neil o Donnell to Azizuddin Abdur a oof with 157 to play. Florida freshman rambles in 65-0 Victory Gainesville Fla. A fresh Man Emmil Smith surpassed 100 Yards Rushing for a school record fifth consecutive game and scored two touchdowns As 8th.ranked Florida routed Fullerton state 65-0 saturday. Smith who had 130 Yards on 22 car Ries and started the Day As the nation third leading rusher hiked his season to tals to 836 Yards and 10 touchdowns. He had Only 16 Yards in limited play ing time in the opener at Miami before beginning the Streak of 100-Yard Days in his second College game. Smith s record setting performance before a crowd of 72,336 overshadowed the passing of the gators Kerwin Bell who complied 10 Oft 6 attempts for 135 Yards and two touchdowns Florida bouncing Back from a 13-10 loss to Ltd that knocked the gators out of first place in the Southeastern conference improved to 4-2. Fulleton fell to 2-4. Both of Smith s ads came on 1-Yardruns in the opening half As Florida scored on four of its first five offensive possessions and rolled to a 37-0 halftime command