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49ers.
Malone was back on the bench
for a 17-16 * loss to the In-
dianapolis Colts, but has return-
ed to direct victories over the
Atlanta Falcons (35-10) and
Oilers after Woodley suffered a
leg injury.
“I would hope the three games
I’ve had a chance to play and
start have given the coaching I
staff enough confidence in me |
that they’re going to play with |
me and stay with me,” Malone I
said. ■
Steelers Coach Chuck Noll
Mid Malone-^vSTJE,' Jffctory of I
the game. He turned the big !
plays and directed our offense. |
He’s quarterbacking more free-
ly now. He is confident and .
knows what he wants to do and §
goes out and does it.”
Because the Steelers ran for
nearly 200 yards, Malone was
able to pick apart the Oilers!
secondary when he did go to the
air, throwing four times to |
Stallworth for 109 yards with
touchdown passes of 43,17 and 39
yards.
“We’re taking what people are ■
giving us,” Stallworth said. “If I
it’s the short pass, so be it. If we I
can go long, we’ll do that. And I m
think I’m a better receiver than
when we won four Super Bowls
because of experience. I’m bet-
ter able to read defenses and
make the adjustments.”
The Oilers, 0-10, are winless
since the next-to-last game a
season ago and extended their I
National Football League- I
record road losing streak to 23 |
games. They were stifled by
their own mistakes and the slop-
py, wet field, fumbling seven
times for four turnovers.
They also may have lost first-
round draft choice Dean |
Steinkuhler, their rookie right
tackle who suffered a serious
right knee injury.
"Losing hurts anytime, but
physically, this game hurt a
lot,” said Oilers Coach Hugh L
Campbell. ‘‘It was such a ^
mismatch physically. They real- | n q .
ly took it to us. Today wasn’t our ■ D0 Cl rQIT
best effort, but a lot of,that can ■ ai a
be attributed to the Steelers.” | Ul 1116
The Steelers’ defense, which ■ ■■ _||
set up one touchdown and scored ■ <TOOTuUll
another on Bryan Hinkle’s 21- |
yard fumble recovery return, ■ JCUlcDOOrU
constantly pressured Oilers’ i
starting quarterback Warren f
Moon into throwing on the run.
Moon was replaced in the second
half by Oliver Luck after com- I
pleting only 10 of 20 passes for
133,yards.
“It’s hard to fall behind as 1
much as we do and come back, ’ ’ "
said Luck, . who passed for
Houston’s only touchdown. "We
tend to self-destruct.”
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4. Port Isabel (8-04)) def. Santa
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5. Kermit (8-0-0) del. Canutillo,
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2. Gregory-Portland (8-04)) def
Rockport-Fulton, 434).
3. Huntsville (84M)) def. Liberty
454)
Here is how teams ranked in The
Associated Press Schoolboy Foot-
ball Poll fared in Texas' top five
classifications this weekend:
9. Alto (9-04)) def. New Waverly
35-20.
6. Gilmer (7-2-0) was def. by
Gladewater, 42-12.
7. Gladewater (94M)) def. Gilmer,
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8. Navasota (8-14)) def. Mon-
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9. Bandera (84M)) def. Boeme, 18-
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5. Jasper (7-14)) def. Port Arthur
Lincoln, 13-7.
4>. Schertz Clemens (8-0-1) def. SA
Memorial, 35-3.
7. Corsicana (8-1-0) def. Lan-
caster. 42-7.
8 Cleburne (84M)) def. Granbury,
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1 Odessa Permian (9-04)) def.
Midland. 50-35.
2. Houston Madison (94)4)) def
Houston Sharpstown, 4145.
3 Plano (94)4)) def. Lewisville.
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Paradise (94M)) def. Tolar. 48-
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Bridgeport. 56-6.
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3. Munday (9-0-0) def. Archer Ci-
ty, 42-0.
4. Overton (900) def. Cushing,
5. Valley View (8-10) was def. by
Lindsay, 34-27.
6. Granger (900) def Jarrell, 41-
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4 Bryan (DOO) def Killeen, 20-6
5. Klein (8-10) was def. by Katy
Taylor, 7-3.
6 Midland Lee (8-10) def
Odessa. 21-7.
7. Houston Yates (8-10) def
Houston Jones. 30-6.
8. Dallas Carter (9-00) def.
Dallas Kimball. 23-14.
9 Longview (8-10) def Tyler, 21-
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Austin Del Valle. 370. 4 *
10. Sweetwater (9-0-0) def.
Lamesa, 420.
1 Pilot Point (9-0-01 def. 300
Callisburg, 42-6.
2. East Bernard (900) def
Ganado, 210.
3. Universal Randolph (900) def. 0
Marion. 280.
4 Electra (800) def. Nocona, 66- 18
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Lamar. 550
2 Littlefield (8-0-0) def
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3. Sweeny (900) def. Needville
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by Hawkins, 23-6.
6. Farmersville (9-0-0) def. Caddo
Mills, 27-0.
7. Hamlin (94M)) def. Stamford.
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of Irving and Richland College of 0M
Dallas will join the host team for ■
tjie six-game event. Alvin and ■
Richland will begin the pro- |
ceedings at 6 p.m. Thursday,
with LC squaring off against-
North Lake at 8 p.m.
On Friday, Alvin and North
Lake will play on Alvin’s cam-
pus, and LC will host Richland at |
7:30 p.m. Saturday’s fare will ^
feature a 6 p.m. game between ■
Richland and North Lake, and I imISq
an 8 p.m. game pitting LC . WMIUO
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Saturday night, losing to Lon ® *
Morris College of Jacksonville.
“I thought the tourney went I
extremely well last year,” *
Hefley said. “If it goes better
this ‘ year, I’ll be extremely
pleased.” _
LC and Alvin figure to be the |
top two teams in the event. The
Dolphins are reportedly much
Improved from last season, as |
head coach Gary Coffman en-
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recruiting seasons.
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Arizona 45. Utah St. 10
Brigham Yoifag^-12, Texas-El
Fullerton St. 20, Fresno St. 17
Hawaii 31. Wyoming 28
Kansas 28, Colorado 27
Long Beach St. 24. Pacific U. 22
Nev-Las Vegas 30, San Diego St
New Mexico St. 31, Wichita St. 24
N. Illinois 8. Cent. Michigan 7
Ohio U. 24, Miami, Ohio 19
Ohio St. 50. Indiana 7
Oklahoma St. 34. Kansas St. 6
Purdue 31, Michigan 29
Toledo 17, W. Michigan 13
Tulsa 28, Illinois St. 7
Georgia 13. Memphis St. 3
Georgia Tech 31, Duke 3
Kentucky 31, N. Texas St. 7
LSU 32. Mississippi 29
Maryland 34, N. Carolina 23
Miami. Fla. 38, Louisville 23
S. Carolina Sg, N. Carolina St. 28
SW Louisiana 42. E. Carolina 24
Virginia Tech 13, Tulane 6 '■
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Army 24, Air Force 12
Notre Dame 18, Navy 17
Penn St. 37. Boston College 30
Slippery Rock 21, KuUtown 6
Syracuse 13, Pittsburgh 7
Temple 42. Cincinnati 10
Virginia 27, W. Virginia 7
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Alabama 24. Mississippi St. 20
Clemson 37. Wake Forest 14
Florida 24, Auburn 3
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Baylor 38, New Mexico 2
Oklahoma 49, Missouri 7
Southern Meth. 28, Texas AiM 20
Texas 13. Texas Tech 10
Texas Christian 21. Houston 14
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Illinois 48, Minnesota 3
Iowa 10, Wisconsin 10, tie
Michigan St. 27, Northwestern 10
Nebraska 44, Iowa St. 0
Oregon 20, UCLA id
SouthernCal 20, Stanford 11
Utah 35, Colorado St. 23
Washington 44, California 14
Washington St. 20, Oregon St. 3
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 4, Ed. 1 Monday, November 5, 1984, newspaper, November 5, 1984; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1154162/m1/15/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.