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Monday, September 16, 1985
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LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS, OH MY:
Lions do Dallas, 26-21
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PONTIAC (AP) - Eric Hipple
passed for one touchdown and ran for
another while a fired-up Detroit
defense forced five Dallas turnovers
yesterday as the Lions held off the
Cowboys for a 26-21 National Football
League victory.
It was the Lion's second straight
triumph under first-year Coach
Darryl Rogers.
Hipple, who completed 10 of 23
passes for 141 yards, flipped a 21-yard
scoring strike to Jeff Chadwick at 4:24
of the first quarter and ran one yard
for a TD at 2:33 of the third quarter.
James Jones scored the Lions' other
touchdown at 2:59 of the third quarter.
Eddie Murray kicked field goals of 34
and 46 yards, completing the Lions'
scoring.
The Cowboys, who appeared flat af-
ter their emotional victory over
Washington last Monday night, didn't
score until the fourth quarter when'
Gary Hogeboom came on for injured
quarterback Danny White.
Tigers 4, Orioles 1
DETROIT (AP) - Barbaro Garbey
broke an eighth-inning tie when he
scored from second on Cal Ripken's
two-out throwing error, then Lance
Parrish added a two-run single as the
Detroit Tigers beat the Baltimore
Orioles 4-1 yesterday.
Garbey, pinch-running, was on
second when Alan Trammell hit a
routine grounder to shortstop. Ripken
threw wildly over the head of first
baseman Eddie Murray, sending., Lou
Whitaker to third and Trammell to
second. Kirk Gibson was intentionally
walked and Parrish followed with
his single.
Willie Hernandez, 8-9, was the win-
ning pitcher in relief of Jack Morris.
Sammy Stewart, 5-5, suffered the
defeat.
Bears 20, Patriots 7
CHICAGO (AP) - Middle
linebacker Mike Singletary, leading a
ferocious defense, registered three
sacks and intercepted a pass yester-
day, firing the Chicago Bears to a 20-7
victory over New England in a
National Football League game.
The triumph was the second
straight for the Bears, while New
England fell to 1-1.
The Patriots were able to cross into
Bear territory only once until Tony
Eason hit Craig James with a 90-yard
touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.
Quarterback Jim McMahon threw a
32-yard pass to Dennis McKinnon for
a touchdown on the Bears' first
possession and set up another with a
43-yard pass to Willie Gault before
leaving the game with a stiff neck.
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SPORTS OF THE DAILY:
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Irish nip stiker,-
By DOUG VOLAN
After a season-opening 1-0 loss to
Notre Dame yesterday, the field
hockey team might appear ready to
repeat last year's dismal season, in
which the stickers managed just 14
goals in 19 games.
There is plenty of reason to be op-
timistic however, because manhan-
dled the Irish in the ever important
statistic of shots on goal, 14-6. This
shows that Michigan played well
defensively, according to coach
Karen Collins, who was particularly
impressed with the play of mid-
fielders Joan Taylor, Jane Nixon and
Debbie Devine.
The Stickers applied a lot of
pressure, but just could not get the
ball in the cage. Collins said the main
problem is "an inexperienced front
line." Despite that, Collins feels this
year's squad is better than last year's.
"Once they click in the circle,
.they're going to be great," she said.
After a scoreless first half, Notre
Dame broke through with a goal eight
minutes into the second half. Benet
DeBerry of Notre Dame took a pass
from teammate Regina Degman and
slapped one past Michigan goalie
Maryann Bell.
Linksters stroke to second
It wasn't just the Michigan football
team getting into the swing of things
last weekend.
Coach Sue LeClair's women golfers
drove their way to a second-place.
finish in a six-team match at Ferris,4
State College Friday and Saturday.
An enthusiastic LeClair called the
second-place finish "a first ever" for
the lady linksters after finishing next-
to-last in the same tournament last
year.
Leading the way for the Wolverines
were juniors Jan Idomir, who placed
third overall with rounds of 78-80-79,
and Perri Mage, who carded a 76 for
Michigan's low tournament round on
the Catke Golf Course in Big Rapids.
- JERRY MUTH
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islands
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