Page 10 THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1978
Cowboy players
go under the knife
United Press International
MUENSTER — Dallas Cowboys
quarterback Roger Staubach and
wide receiver Butch Johnson —
who teamed up for a 45-yard
touchdown pass in Super Bowl XII
last Sunday — underwent hand
surgery Wednesday.
Doctors said Staubach and
Johnson would stay in Muenster
General Hospital, the home clinic of
Cowboys physician Dr. Marvin
Knight, for two or three days.
Both were listed in good condition.
A Cowboys spokesman said doc
tors inserted a surgical pin in the
index finger of Staubach’s right hand
to help repair a fracture in the tip of
that finger and the tendon that had
pulled away from the bone.
Two pins were placed in
Johnson’s right thumb to repair a
fracture. Johnson had injured the
thumb early in Dallas’ 27-10 win
over Denver, and further injured it
when he made the spectacular catch
in the end zone that boosted the
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Cowboys’ lead to 20-3 in the third
quarter.
Doctors said both players should
regain full use of their injured hands
and that futher examination would
be made in two or three weeks.
Surgery is also scheduled Thurs
day morning at the Muenster clinic
on center John Fitzgerald’s right
knee and safety Randy Hughes’
right foot. Fitzgerald’s surgery will
repair torn cartilage and Hughes’
operation will deal with scar tissue
which has been aggravating a nerve
on the fourth toe of his right foot.
Retiring offensive tackle Ralph
Neely is also scheduled for knee
surgery in the near future and doc
tors will determine later whether
surgery will be required on running
back Tony Dorsett, defensive tackle
Bill Gregory and cornerback Aaron
Kyle.
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