Evening star., 1960-10-10
REDSKINS

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experience by playing the six
exhibition games while Jim
was on the bench with a pulled
hamstring muscle.
"They were picking on
Crotty," Coach Mike Nixon ex;
planned, "and we decided to
send in Heenan before they did
any damage"
HOrner'S Catch Helps
tHorner's catch, following
Guglielmi's 29-yard toss to Bill
Anderson, came at a most op-
perfume time. Dallas had mar
rowed the Redskins lead to l9-
IA on a five-play, 65-yard drive,
and an encore might have
meant curtains for the Wash
ington eleven. Sam put the bail
on -2-yard line, where Bill But
Ter nailed him. Two plays later
he and Promuto helped clear
the way for Johnny Olszewski's S
one-yard touchdown burst.
A roughing -the-pasSer pen
atty against Tackle Bob Toneff
paved the way. for Dallas first
touchdown in the second quar-
ter after Crotty and Billy
Brewer of Mississippi had pune
tured LeBaron's aerial advance.
Instead of being forced to punt
from midf1eld, the Cowboys got
a first down on the Washington
80, and on the second play
LeBaron hit Clarke with q scor-
ing pitch. The former Cleve-
land end snaked II yards to the
end zone after lodging Ben
Scotti. Brewer and Crotty.
The visitors didn't score
again until early in the fourth
period when LeBaron's 41-yard
toss to Jim Doran and 22-yard
throw to Bill Howton moved
the pigskin to the Washington
l. Two line smashes by Don
McIlhenny got to within two
inches of the goal line before
LeBaron lobbed the ball to End
Dick Bielski, a former Mary
lander. Fred Cone, who had
two field goal tries. blocked,
kicked both extra points.
Penalty Stymies Bid
A penalty for taking too
much time stymied the Red
skins first bid for a touchdown
following Breedlove's intercept
ton. Two line smashes by Bos-
seller took them to the Cow
boys 4-yard line before the
penalty was called. Khayat
then was hustled into action
and produced his first three
pointer.
Bosseler didn't score himself,
but his 50-yard advance on a
screen pass to the Dallas Z,
with Podoley and Ray Lemek
escorting him, set up Washing
tons first touchdown. Gugli-
elmi got it with a 7-yard throw
to James.
Khayat booted his second
field goal after a 60-yard ad-
vance was halted on Dallas 16-
yard line just before the inter-
mission. Gary Click started it
by latching onto LeBaron' S
pass on the Redskins 80. A
clipping penalty on the play
moved the ball back to the "a,
Guglielmi piloted the Redskins
into scoring territory with two
passes to Podoley, good for a
total of SO yards. The attack
stalled on the Is and Khayat
booted a 29-yard field goal to
give his mates a 1877 lead.
Bosseler's 27-yard run, long
est of the day, followed by
Guglielmi's 16 yard dash
moved the ball deep into the
heart of Texas territory mid
way in the third period. But a
15-yard holding penalty threw
them back, and Khayat lofted
a 38-yard kick over the cross
bar. Early in the fourth period
Khayat connected on a 10-yard
boot after the Redskins stalled
at the three on a 59-yaro
march featured by a 35-yard
toss from Guglielmi to James.
1t stood that way until pass
receptions. by Anderson and
Horner set up the final touch
down.
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Dallas-Clarke 32, pass from LeBaroI
Gone kick).
Washington-James Z, pass from Gug
lielmi (Khayat kick).
Nashington-FG Khayat %.
Washington-FG Khayat 3S.
Washington-FG Khayat 10.
Dallas-Bielski . inches, pass from
LeBaron lCone kick).
Northumberland 1, run CKha
vat kick).