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Birmingham Stallions quarterback Bob Lane
might not be anything like Texas All-American
Bobby Layne, who led the Detroit Lions to three
NFL titles in the 1950s, but he certainly played
like his namesake Sunday.
Lane, a second-year pro from Northeast
Louisiana, threw for 192 yards and two touch
downs to lead Birmingham’s 35-3 rout of the
Washington Federals.
Playing in place of injured starter Reggie Col
lier, Lane completed 13-of-29 passes, including
touchdowns of 20 and 44 yards. Prior to the game
in Washington, Birmingham had completed only
one TD pass all year.
“Anytime you win, it’s big, but anytime you’re
scratching and digging to get back into it, a win is
extra special,” Stallions coach Rollie Dotsch said.
“We’re only halfway through the season and I can
see us picking up steam. I think we’re getting back
into the race.”
Lane pushed the Stallions to a comfortable 21 -0
lead early in the third quarter with a 20-yard
scoring pass to Greg Anderson.
Following a club record 47-yard field goal by
Washington’s Dale Castro, Lane gave Birming
ham a 28-3 lead with a 4-yard bootleg touchdown.
The play capped a 52-yard, six-play drive.
Birmingham, 4-5, scored on a fluke play with
just four seconds left to claim a 14-0 halftime lead.
From the Washington 44, Lane lofted a desper
ation pass into the end zone, where it bounded off
the helmet of intended receiver Johnny Dirden
right to Ron Frederick.
The Federals, 1-8 and sinking fast, experienced
their most lopsided loss of the season.
“You get to a point where you say, ‘What’s
going to happen next?”’ Washington Goad
jausch said. “I can’t kid anybody, it’sbeendifil
for us. When the ball bounces bad, it bounci
— and it’s certainly been that way for us.
In other games, Michigan nipped Bostol
24, New Jersey downed Denver 34-29 andfll
go clubbed Los Angeles 38-17. Saturdays
Philadelphia stopped Tampa Bay 24-10.Toe |
Oakland hosts Arizona.
GENERALS 34, GOLD 29 — At Denver,
chel Walker gained 172 yards, including;
yard touchdown gallop to lead New Jew
ker is the first USFL back to gain 1,000
amassing 1,023 yards in 221 carries. lu
first appearance in Denver for Generals
Chuck Fairbanks since his departure as
coach at the University of Colorado.
PANTHERS 28, BREAKERS24 — At
John Williams scored on a 1-yard run wid
left to spoil a spectacular performance by
John Walton and lead the Panthers to their
straight victory. Walton completed 35-of-H|
ses for three TDs and a USFL record 423
breaking the mark he set last week.
BLITZ 38, EXPRESS 17 — At Los Aq
Greg Landry passed for 186 yards and
touchdowns to lead the Blitz. Chicago, 6-3,
into first place with Tampa Bay in theC
Division. Three Express turnovers in theft
helped propel the Blitz to a 24-3 halftime
STARS 24, BANDITS 10 — At Tampt]
Kelvin Bryant, the league’s second!
rusher, scored twice and rushed for
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Saturday night to lift the Stars. Philadelphii ji r
avenged their only loss of the season as
Harvin added a 2-yard TD run and Dave
kicked a 44-yard field goal.
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The Edmonton Oilers were
better than the Chicago Black
Hawks Sunday night — one goal
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ers defeated the Black Hawks 3-
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Glenn Anderson’s goal with
6:55 left in the third period put
the Oilers in front to stay.
Anderson scored on a rebound
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sito made a save on Jarri Kurri’s
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“He waited for Esposito to go
down,” Edmonton coach Glen
Sather said of Anderson, “and
not too many players can make
that play.”
The Black Hawks battled
from a 2-0 deficit after two
periods to tie the score with a
pair of goals in the third period.
Steve Larmer scored a 50-foot
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