Monday, Sept. 16, 1985
Sports
University Daily Kansan
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Hipple leads Lions over Cowboys
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Eric Hipple passed for one touchdown and ran for another and the Detroit Lions cashed in on two turnovers at the start of each half Sunday to score a 26-21 upset of the Dallas Cowboys.
United Press International
Ed Murray kicked field goals of 34 and 46 yards, and fullback James
NFL roundup
Reserve quarterback Gary Hogeboom ran for a 2-yard score and threw two fourth-quarter TDs to Tony Hill — who caught a career-high 11 passes for 181 yards — but Dallas, 1-1, could not overcome its own mistakes.
Defensive end Eric Williams put pressure on Dallas quarterback Danny White on the game's second play and White threw an interception to end William Gay at the Cowboys' 20.
Jones crunched in from the 1 to help the hosts improve to 2-0 under rookie Coach Darrvl Rogers.
The Lions turned two fumbles and two interceptions by usually efficient Dallas into 16 points.
Hipble scored on a 1-yard sneak and threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to Jeff Chadwick as the Lions scored the game's first 26 points.
The Lions stopped the Cowboys six straight times inside the 10 early in the second quarter at a time when their lead was 10-0.
Two penalties and three plays later, Murray kicked his 34-yarder to make it 3-0 with 1:28 into the game.
Tony Dorsett caught a pass, fumbled and Gay recovered on the Cowboys' 36 a minute later. Three plays later, Hippie found Chadwick in the right corner of the end zone and Detroit had scored 10 points in a span of 2:56.
White tripped and fumbled going back to pass on the first play from scrimmage of the second half and strong safety Demetrious Johnson powered on Dallas' 4. Hippe then sneaked over from the 1 for a 19-0 lead.
At Green Bay, Wis., Eddie Lee Ivory's 1-yard touchdown run with 4:07 remaining lifted the Packers. Ivory's TD capped a 75-yard Packers' drive, coming after the Giants had gone ahead for the first time on a 15-yard TD pass from Phil Simmons to Lionel Manuel with 8:42 left. Both teams are 1-1.
Packers 23. Giants 20
At San Diego, Dave Krieg threw five touchdown passes, including four to Daryl to victory, to send the Seahawks to victory. Krieg threw for 307 yards and Curt Warner ran for 169 yards and two touchdowns.
Seahawks 49. Chargers 35
At East Rutherford, N.J., Freeman McNell rambled for a team regular-season record 192 yards and two
Jets 42. Bills 3
At Miami, Dan Marino rebounded from last week's poor showing, and threw for 329 yards and two TDs and Fuad Revez kicked three field goals to lead the Dolphins, 1-1. The Colts fell to 0-2.
At Washington, George Rogers ran 31 yards for one touchdown and Joe Theismann connected with Calvin Muhammad for another to lift the Redskins, who scored on two of his ten shots. Two Houston drives in the fourth quarter died on missed field goals by Tony Zendejas.
At Philadelphia, Charles White rushed for 144 yards and scored a fourth-quarter TD to give the Rams a victory over the Eagles, who committed seven turnovers. White, playing because of an injury to Barry Redden and the recently ended holdout of Eric Dickerson, scored on a 17-yard run with 5:21 gone in the fourth quarter.
touchdowns, igniting the Jets, who scored 42 straight points. The Bills, 0-2, have not scored a TD this season.
Rams 17, Eagles 6
KU splits with KCK
Dolphins 30, Colts 13
Redskins 16, Oilers 13
came back and got the key hit, and that is the sign of a good hitter".
Vikings 31. Bucs 16
At San Francisco, Roger Craig scored on runs of 9 and 62 yards and QB Joe Montana added touchdowns on a 1-yard run and a 9-yard pass to Dwight Clark to spark the 48ers, 1-1. Atlanta fell to 0-2.
At Tampa, Fla., cornerback Rufus Bess set up two touchdowns with a fumble recovery and a blocked punt to overcome a brilliant effort by James Wilder and to spark the
Broncos 34. Saints 23
KCK scored one run in the top of the ninth, but hard-throwing Joe Benvitos came to strike out the first pick for winning pitcher Paul Henry.
49ers 35. Falcons 16
Pattin said the performances of Henry and Benvitos were the bright spots for KU, but the pitching staff had to cut down on the bases on balls. KU pitches walked nine hitters in the game.
At Denver, John Elway passed for 353 yards and four touchdowns to ignite the Broncos. Elway suffered an interception on his first possession but three scoring strikes of 65 yards to Butch Johnson, 26 yards to Clint Simpson, 10 yards to Gene Lang and 2 yards to Clarence Kay.
Catcher Chris Johnson tried to check his swing, but hit a slow roller to third. Longridge scored and Rob Peter's throw to first base was dropped by Tom Meyer.
At Chicago, Jim McMahon threw for one touchdown and set up another and Mike Singletary led a ferocious defense to help the 2-0 Bears. McMahon hit Dennis McKinnon on a 32-yard TD strike on the opening drive and set up a 1-yard run by Matt Suhey midway through the third quarter by hitting Willie Gaulk for 43 yards.
Vikings, 2-0. Wilder rushed for 113 yards on 22 carries and caught 13 passes for 71 yards.
KCK took an early lead off Kansas starter Steve Purdy in the fifth innning. Second baseman John Longridge doubled to rightcenter field, and was sacrificed to third by leftfielder Anthony Bonds.
Bears 20, Patriots 7
Cardinals 41. Bengals 27
By Frank Hansel Of the Kansan sports staff
At St. Louis, Neil Lomax passed for two TDs and Neil O'Donoghue kicked two field goals to lift the Cardinals, 2-0. Lomax completed 17-of-31 passes for 280 yards. The Bengals fell to 0-2.
Leftfielder Mike Ingram singled home the winning run to key a three-run, eighth inning, which led the Kansas Jayhawks to 7-5 victory over Kansas City Kansas Community College in the first game of a doubleheader yesterday at Quigley Field.
Ingram, who fouled off two bunt attempts, hit a two-strike fastball off Tim Morrissey into center field, bringing home pinch-runner P.J. Riley. Riley ran for first baseman John Byrn, after Byrn walked off losing pitcher Chris Mack to open the inning.
"Mike didn't get the bunt down like we wanted," Pattin said. "But be
KCK won the second game 6-4 behind the pitching of Roger Hughes.
Sports Almanac
American League
East W L Pet. GbR
Toronto 91 52 658 -
New York 86 56 606 4½
Delaware 86 56 606 4½
Baltimore 73 69 606 17½
Boston 71 62 747 29
Milwaukee 61 72 497 30
Cleveland 62 93 359 40
Kansas City 82 60 377 —
California 82 60 359 12
Chicago 73 69 514 19
Oakland 70 74 496 13
Seattle 70 74 465 13
Minnesota 65 79 451 18
Texas 52 90 366 18
Detroit 1, Baltimore 1
Minnesota 5, Cleveland 2
Boston 7, Milwaukee 5
Georgetown 9, Ypsilantia
Oakland 4, Kansas City 2 (1st game)
Kansas City 7, Oakland 2 (2nd game)
California 8, Seattle 3
Seattle 7
Today's Games
Battery - 40, at New York
(Cowley 10-8), p. 19.
Baltimore (D. Martins 12-9) at Detroit ('Terrell
13-9), 6:35 p.m.
7:38 p.m.
Seattle (Moore 14-8) at Kansas City (Jackson
13:59, 7:35 p.m.
14:29, 8:04 p.m.
7:13 at Minneapolis (Smithson
14:32, 7:15 p.m.
National League
East W L. Pct. GR
St. Louis 86 55 610
New York 86 56 600 12%
Montreal 86 56 600 12%
Philadelphia 69 71 693 12%
Chicago 66 75 468 20
Pittsburgh 47 92 333 20
Los Angeles 84 84 589 /28
Cincinnati 75 75 662 /32
Houston 75 75 662 /32
San Diego 71 71 501 13
Atlanta 66 62 422 13
Tampa Bay 66 62 422 13
Central Park 1 Results
New York City Philadelphia 4
Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 4
Atlanta 6, San Francisco 1
Charlotte 7, Chicago 1
St Louis 6, Chicago 1
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