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DALLAS — Throughout the
years the Dallas Cowboys have had
two pass-catch combinations that
have worked special magic.
First there was Don Meredith-to-
Bob Hayes and then there was
Roger Staubach-to-Drew Pearson.
Now it is the hope of Dallas
coaches and followers that Gary Ho-
geboom-to-Doug Donley will follow
in that tradition.
During the course of a long eve
ning in Anaheim Monday night, un
der the glare of the national spot
light, Hogeboom passed his first
National Football League test with
rave reviews.
Dallas' Doug Donley
becomes main receiver
Cowboys’ Tony
out for 4 to 6 weeks
But as much confidence as Hoge
boom gathered for himself during
the Cowboys’ 20-13 win over the Los
Angeles Rams, Donley matched him
stride for stride.
“It was a big game for all of us,”
said Hogeboom, who was made the
surprise starter by Head Coach Tom,
Landry and who came through with
a franchise record 33 completions
for 343 yards.
“But it was really a big game for
Doug and I’m pleased for him.”
Hogeboom had to live through a
week of intense publicity after being
named by Landry to replace Danny
White as the Cowboys’ starting quar
terback. But little attention had been
focused on Donley until he caught
nine passes for 137 yards against the
Rams.
Donley caught just 23 passes dur
ing his entire First three years with
the Cowboys and although he has
excellent speed and outstanding
hands, he nas had more than his
share of injuries.
Once again during this year’s
training camp he came down with a
shoulder injury and his reputation
for being brittle only intensified.
“I’ve taken a bad rap (about being
injury prone), and I've been sensi
tive to it,” said Donley. 1 decided I
would just go out and do what 1
know I can do.
“I really let it get to me. 1 had
never been in that situation before
where people were saying the kinds
of things they were saying.”
Donley became a part of the start
ing lineup this year because of Pear
son’s retirement and he became Ho-
geboom’s chief target Monday night
when fellow wide receiver Tony Hill
was forced to leave the game with a
separated shoulder.
Donley made the catch of the
night in the fourth tjuarter when he
snared a ball with his left hand and
then held on after taking a tremen
dous hit from a Rams’ defender.
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On the next play Tony Dorsett
wasted little time in scoring the win
ning touchdown on a 7-yard run.
“T don’t think I’ll forget that catch
for a while,” said Donley. "The ball
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