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Elway’s injury makes
Kubiak Bronc startei
United Press International
Quarterback John Elway’s
■mains uncertain and so, tner
status
remains uncertain and so, therefore,
does the outlook for the Denver
Broncos in Sunday’s meeting with
the Los Angeles Raiders in the Na
tional Football League’s AFC show
down.
The Raiders, favored by six points
on the basis of early reports that El-
way, who has completed 95 of 171
passes for a 55.6 percentage and six
touchdowns, would be able to play
for the Broncos, probably will rise to
nine-point favorites if the star quar
terback is sidelined.
Bronco officials said that Elway,
nursing a bruise right shoulder, will
not start Sunday and that Gary Ku
biak, in his second year with Denver
out of Texas A&M, will take over the
quarterback slot.
Despite the announcement, there
appears to be some chance that El
way will play.
Elway was injured when he was
sacked in last Sunday’s game against
Buffalo. He was listed as probable
on the league’s official injury report
Thursday morning, but was unable
to continue with practice Wednesday
after throwing a few passes.
“He just wasn’t able to loosen his
arm up,” Denver Broncos Coach
Dan Reeves said. “He tried to throw
and he had a lot of pain. I’d say right
re
Denver Bronco officials
said that John Elway,
nursing a bruised right
shoulder, will not start
Sunday and that Gary Ku
biak. in his second year
out of Texas A&M. will
take over the quarterback
slot.
now, he’s doubtful for the game.’
Elway said he is still confident he
will he ready for the game.
“I think I’ll he ready,” Elway said
after Wednesday’s practice, hut ad
mitted he would have to make signif
icant progress between now and
Sunday.
“I couldn’t have played if the
game was today,” he said. “I tried to
throw. I had trouble just calling the
plays.”
In Sunday’s other games, Buffalo
is at Miami, Tampa Bay at Kansas
City, San Francisco at Los Angeles,
Atlanta at Pittsburgh, New Orleans
at Cleveland, Cincinnati at Houston,
the New York Jets at New England,
Indianapolis at Dallas, St. Louis at
Philadelphia, Minnesota at Chicago,
Detroit at Green Bay and Washing
ton at the New York Giants.
The Seattle Seahawks areai|
Diego in the NFL’s Mondau
TV game.
Favorites are Miami bv
Dallas by 10, Chicago by/.Was
ton and Kansas City by 6, Cine
by 4. St. Louis and San Fran®|
3 !/*, New England and Pinsi
by 3, Green Bay by 2 ft and G
land by 1 */». The Raiders andE'j
cos go into the game with" !
cords and tied for the'1
Western Conference lead,ones
ahead of the Seahawks. The Em
have gotten where they iKf 3
ily on the strength ofadefewj
has allowed 99 points —M j
in the league.
The Raiders have outscotfi
Broncos by 52 points in die
games hut have allowedasu
high total of 158 points
terback Marc Wilson dire*
touchdown passes intheRaide 11
victory over the Charjfl 1
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AFC in total yardage gaii
scrimmage.
Don Shula’s Dolphins'
the best in the NFL since die'
hoys won their first eighth
1977. Led by Dan Marino’sij
setting passing pace, the W
are expected to have an ea?
with the winless Bills.
Aq Sports Weekend
These Texas A&M athletic
teams will be in action this week
end.
• Terry Condon’s 17th-
ranked Texas A&M Volleyball
Team will battle national power
house San Diego State University
at 7:30 p.m. in G. Rollie White
Coliseum.
ference IndoorTournamw 1
26-28.
• The Texas A&M " 0l
Soccer Team will host Ti
University Saturday in
Station.
• The Texas A&M
Club will sponsor an Formed
dent’s match at 9:30'a.m
day on the Main Drill FieH r
hind the Albritton Tower
• Bob Ellis’ Texas A&M Men’s
Golf Team is competing in the
Pan American University Golf
Classic in McAllen Oct. 25-27.
• Jackie Sherrill’s Texas A&M
Football Team will seek its first
Southwest Conference victory of
the ’84 season against Rice Satur
day. Kickoff will he at 2 p.m. in
Kyle Field.
• David Kent’s Texas A&M
Men’s Tennis Team will travel to
Lubbock for the Southwest Con-
• The Texas A&M Men-
cer Team will head to Ai$
play the University of Te^ ;
a.m. Saturday.
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