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Atlanta’s star rusher
will undergo surgery
fi j
William Andrews ■ used to bnnn
flat on he hock because the running
hack yets tackled often enough But
Wednesday timing could prove tu
he most painful experience in his ca
reer
Andrews, the moat productive
rusher-pass receive i in the NFL over
the pawl five seasons, suffered a knee
■tyury in an Atlanta Falcons practice
T ueadav and tfiit undergo surgery
Wednesday
“'We don't know the exsem of the
tnyurv at thts ume. Falcons spokes
man Bob Dickinson sasd. “We don’t
know hour long he’ll be out. but ob-
vhiusIv he won t be m
the start of the sea
Andrews was c urtmgsoff the right
v«pr during a running piav and was
tackled by rookie linebacker Thomas
Benson of Oklahoma Observers
said his leg apparently remained
stiff as he was hit
The sixth-year veteran warn ear
ned off the Field and rushed to Pied
mom Hospital in Atlanta where he
underwent extei^ive X-rays. The
decision to operate came several
hours later and doctors said they
would be unable to tell how badlv
the knee was injured until they oper
the
ductive ruBher- f _ __
cehter in the NFL over the
post five seasons,
a knee infury m an Ai
FaicxMts' practice Tuesday"
and wiU undergo surgery
Wednesday.
the lineup for
Andrews, a third-round draft
choice out of Auburn University in
19711. rushed for an average of more
than I .(100 yards per year over the
previous five seasons (including a
stnke-shortened one) and caught an
average of more than 50 passes per
year, ror the five years, ne t<Haled
ft.SK? yards in rushing and pass re
ceiving.
Last season, the 6-foot. 215-
pounder rushed for a team-record
Chicago
trounces
Houston
United Press flrmerinnel
1.567 yards and caught 59 passes for
609 yards to become onh the second
player in NFL history to twice have
gone over 2.000 yards m rushing
and receiving combined
ad In other training camp devel-
fjpsuems:
— Franco Hams, who was placed
on let go by the Pittsburgh Sceeiers
Monday , became a free agent when
he cleared waivers. The 15-year vet
eran running, bark is just 565 yards
of Jim Brown's all-time NFL rushing
record Harm did not report to
training camp this season and he
now free to sign with any NFL Hub.
The Steelers also traded wide re
ceiver-running back Ureg Haw
thorne to the New F.ngtand Patriots
tor an undisclosed future draft
choice Ihe former first-round pick
out of Bavlor caught 19 passes last
reason.
— Mat Mendenhall, a Washington
Redskins defensive end on the in
jured reserve list, was charged with
drunken driving in leesburg. Va.’s
Loudoun Ca»um> and faces a Sept 6
court date Mendenhall. 27. of
Vienna, was arrested Saturday
morning
Eight-year NFL veteran cor
ck Wak Wdsaass and Ibse
r Calvin Atkins were among 10
i released the Chkagp Bears
players cut were kicker Vince
quarterback Bob August,de-
back W illie Hogan, wide re-
Chns Jensen, punter Enc
k wide receiver Syb ester Moy
' The San Francisco 49ers
waived bnebarker Kurt Carl and de
fensive lineman Mocranay Taylor.
— The Detr mi Uons obtained vet
eran bnebarker Terry T autoio from
the Miami Dolphins for past ctmasd-
rrattons and released rookie line
backer Chns Renaido to make room
for him on the 60-man roster
— The Green Bay Packers cut
linebacker Byron Braggs and offen
sive guard Lrocis Harris, both start
ers last season Wide receiver lattny
Tavtor was also cut.
— The Denver Broncos waived
veteran hue hacker Stan Blinka and
defensive tackle George Small They
also placed Rob Swanke on injured
reserve
— The Ikallas Cowboys placed
holdout defensive tackle Kandy
White on the “did not report" list
(Cowboys president and general
menage* I ex Schramm said he had
no indication that the deadlock be
tween the club and the Pro Bowl dr
fenstve lineman could be resolved
soon
In addition to cuttn
ers, Dattas also placed
man Chris Schukr on injured re
serve list and listed veteran running
hac k James Jones as "physically un
able to perform."
mg seven play
I offensive line
Cowboys make
final roster cut
-J«*l
out of a 1-for-17 hatting slump by
driving in four runs with a two-run
homer and bases-loaded single
Tuesday to lift the Chicago Cubs to
an 11-5 triumph over the Houston
Astras.
Davis’ bases-loaded singled
capped a three-run explosion in the
third against Mike Scott, 5-11. and in
the fifth inning the Cub catcher
belted his 18th homer of the year off
reliever Joe Sambito to cap a second
three-run inning.
Dennis Eckersiev (7-7) worked the
first seven innings for his fourth
jht victory. Tim Stoddard and
mm.
Cubs took a 2-1 lead in the
bottom of the first after Houston
shortstop ('ram Reynolds hobbled
Ketch Moreland's grounder, allow
ing Bob Dernier and Ryne Sandberg
to store. Dernier and Sandberg had
opened the inning with back-to-back
i aigrtl \
re Smith pitched the final two in-
"fL
(JaiSMl Piss
DALLAS — The Dallas Cowboys
Tuesday placed holdout defensive
tackle Ranch White on the ’did not
report” list as one of a senes of ros
ier moves that enabled them to trim
(heir suuad to the 60-player limit
(.owhovs president and general
manager Tex Schramm said he had
no indication that the deadlock be
tween the club and the Pro Bowl de
fensive lineman could be resolved
soon. »
“The status is quo.” Schramm
said N
Whial, who is asking for a salary
in the neighborhood of fl million a
year, did not show up at the Cow
boys' training camp this year, and
because of that the team is now able
to remove him from the roster with
out lean" of losing White to another
dub *
If and when White signs he can
immediately be added to the Cow
boys' roster.
smiles
Cowboys placed offensive
i Chris Schukr on the injured
"he Astros had taken a 1-0 lead
when Bill Doran led off the game
with his third homer of the year.
Sandberg keyed a three-run third
for the Cubs with a one-out single
Gary Matthews singled him to third
and Sandberg scored when Durhapi
smashed a single otT third tiast^rfan
Denny Walling’s glove, One out
later, Ron Cry walked to load the
bases. Davis then singled up the mid
dle scoring Matthews and Durham
to give the Cubs a 6-1 lead
Chicago’s three-run fifth was trig
gered by Matthews' leadoff homer,
his ninth of the year. Durham
walked, but Moreland grounded
into a double play. Cry singled and
scored ahead of Davis homer into
the left center field stands
The
lineman
reserve list because of a continuation
of the knee problems that plagued
him a year ago and they listed tour-
year veteran running hack James
Jones as "physically unable to per
form."
(xilorado. running hack Mike Revel!
of Bethune-Ckiokman. receiver Mike
Tolliver of Stanford and punter
John Warren.
All hut Warren were rookies.
Warren started the 1995 season as
the Cxiwhoys’ punter, hut suffered a
freak injury while running down
field after a punt against the Loa An
geles Raiders on Oct. 23. Dallas then
signed veteran Jim Miller to replace
Warren and with Warren's drpature
Millet becomes Dallas' punter for
1964
With only 11 cuts left to be made,
Dallas still has 19 first-year players
on its roster.
The Cowboys final exhibition
game will be a nationally televised
< ontest with the Houston Oilers Sat
urday night and Dallas Coach Tom
Canary said he expected backup
quarterback Gary Hogeboom to see
action.
Hogebnom sulfered a mild elbow
infuYy in the team s second presra-
sJtr game and sat out last Saturday
20-10 loss^to the Pittsb^cgli
Jones did not pass his physical
exam at training camp because of a
knee injury that has reduced his
E ying time the past two seasons
igue rules now foabid Jones from
working out with the team until Oct.
8.
fi
i.lKhl ,
.Steelers.
^ *'l would think he would play two
quarters,*’ said Landry. Hogeboom
and Danny White began training
camp in a battle for the starting
quarterback job.
“This (Hogeboom's injury) leaves
it just the way it has been all year,"
said I andrv “Danny is the starter
until something happens to move
bun out." s
In addition the (Cowboys cut seven
players-—quarterback Mark McKay
of San Diego State, defensive back
James Newton of San Jose State, de
fensive back Fred Nichols of SMU.
offensive lineman Vince Rafferty of
Does that mean White will sta
the Cowboys’ opener against the
\n>fin» Rams?
"1^'can’t say for sure that he will
be," Landry said. “But there is a
good indication at this point because
of the lack of playing time for Hoge
boom ”
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