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49ers struggle in victory
over tough Oiler squad
United Press International
HOUSTON — .J oe Montana
threw for 353 yards and three touch
downs to lead the San Francisco
49ers to a hard-fought 34-21 victory
over the winless Houston Oilers
Sunday af ternoon.
The 49ers improved their record
to 7-1 in the western division of the
National Football Conference and
ensured at least a two-game lead
over the idle Los Angeles Rams.
The Oilers, 0-8, remain one of
two teams in the NFL which were
still winless. Buffalo is the other
team.
The 49ers took the opening kick
off and drove 83 yards in ten plays
to take a 7-0 lead. Montana passed
for 52 yards in the drive including
an 11-yard strike to tight-end Russ
Francis for a touchdown.
Running back Wendell Tyler ran
three times for 27 yards on the
drive. The Oilers failed to move the
ball, and the 49ers drove 44 yards
and settled for a 26-yard Ray
Wersching field goal and a 10-0
lead.
During San Francisco’s next pos
session, Oiler cornerback Steve
Brown intercepted a Montana pass
at the Houston 35 and returnea 26
yards to the 49cr 38. After a 24-yard
pass from Warren MoOn to Tim
Smith and a 15-yard strike to Tim
Moriarity, Moriarity scored on a 1-
yard run early in the second quarter
to cut the lead to 10-7.
The Oilers were driving for the
go-ahead touchdown when Moon
was intercepted by cornerback Dana
McLemore at the San Francisco 3-
yard line. The 49ers sustained an 18-
play 97-yard drive for a touchdown
and a 17-7 half time lead.
On the second play from scrim
mage in the third quarter, San Fran
cisco defensive end Lawrence Pilfers
recovered a Moriarity f umble at the
()iler 9-yard line. A 3-yard I
down lunge by Tyler wasi
a holding j>enalty. The 49er$si
for a 22-yard field goal and a?
lead.
After M oon was intercepted!
49er 5-yard line, San Fnrc
moved to their own 24 andhadil
punt.
The Oilers drove from dm
37 to score in six plays and niti
lead 20-14. On a 45-yard toudidt
pass from Moon to Tim Smith'
drive was aided by a third dowr.p
interference call against 49ers
(and former Aggie) Jeff Fuller.
When the 49ers again
move the ball, the Oilers droid
yards to the San Francisco Ih
line. A holding call niilliliedap
completion which would hated
the Oilers a first and goalt
and Florian KempfmissedaJS-
field goal.
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