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ing for the first time in a month, and
Herschel Walker made it a lousy
homecoming for St. Louis Coach
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years and it was his first appearance
in Texas Stadium as an NFL head
coach. Landry had given his former
pupil a 31-7 losing lesson when the
two teams met in St. Louis last
month.
The Cowboys used White’s two
touchdown passes and Walker’s 120
yards rushing and two touchdowns
en route to a 37-6 victory over the
Cardinals Sunday.
Stallings was an assistant under
Dallas Coach Tom Landry for 14
“It was nice being back in Texas
Stadium again, but I didn’t like the
result one bit,” Stallings said. “We
just got whipped and we don’t have
any excuses. The Cowboys are even
a better team now than the one we
played earlier. Danny White was
Raiders sack Oilers,
win 5th straight game
HOUSTON (AP) — Los Angeles
quarterback Marc Wilson threw four
touchdown passes, three to tight end
Todd Christensen, and the Raider
defense sacked Houston quarterback
Warren Moon six times and inter
cepted four passes en route to a 28-
17 NFL victory Sunday.
The Raiders, 5-3, won their fifth
straight game after three straight
losses and took advantage of the Oil
ers’ first-half miscues for a 21-7 lead
at intermission.
The Raiders played the game
without their leading rusher, Marcus
Allen, sidelined with an ankle injury.
Rookie Napoleon McCallum subbed
with 82 yards on 22 carries.
Moon was sacked twice, threw two
interceptions, lost a fumble and had
five passes tipped in the Oilers’ er
ror-filled first half.
Moon was sacked four more times
in the second half although Houston
rallied with Tony Zendejas’ 48-yard
field goal and a 4-yard touchdown
run by Mike Rozier in the third quar
ter.
The Oilers were penalized I i
times for 80 yards, including eight
infractions for 65 yards in the first
half.
Wilson hit Andy Parker with a 2-
yard touchdown pass in the first
quarter, aided by Rod Martin’s inter
ception and two penalties against the
Oilers.
Christensen got behind Oiler line
backer John Grimsley for second
quarter touchdown passes of 14
yards and 32 yards.
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Dallas increased its record to 6-2,
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