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WHITEWALLS ADD Tom d The Cowboys, victimized by fumbles, interceptions and bad center snaps, overcame a lead which Miami built up in the second quarter behind Dolphin quarterback Bob Griese. 23-- 6 ; Morton Was Magnificent Morton, in q fight for the No. 1 Cowboy quarterback job with Roger Staubach, was in the second magnificent half. He rallied the Cowboys with a touchdown strike to former Dolphin Otto Stowe to tie the game with 6:40 left. six-yar- d Dallas Bumbled two-var- d handed Dallas a Miami quick touchdown in the first half when Kiick fumbled and Cliff Harris recovered at the 20. Hill circled right end for the touchdown with only 27 seconds Kiick expired. run after scored on a an interference penalty on Dallas cornerback Charlie Waters and Griese nailed Marlin scorBriscoe with a ing pass behind Waters for a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 limited Quantities $2.00 per tire in 14" 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 3 2 2 2 R T- 72 -2 A 5 Dodgers Larry' Csonka scored on a run and Miami got a when Cowboy gift rookie center Jim Ameson snapped the ball out of the end zone. Staubach found Stowe with a scoring pass just 49 seconds before halftime to keep Dallas in the game. The game was the first between the two teams since Dallas beat the Dolphins 24-in Superbowl VI. That loss spurred Miami into 17 consecutive victories last season and a Super Bowl VII victory over one-yar- d two-point- d 3 Washington. The Dolphins only had to travel 31, 53 and three yards for their first three touchdowns. 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Don Low Dallas all but bumbled its way out of the game in the first half and but for a magnificent goal line stand would have been even deeper in the hole. With a first down on the Dallas line, Miami failed four times to punch the ball in with linebacker Rodrigo- Darnes making a fierce tackle of Dolphin back Jim Kiick on the fourth down play. Hill Circled 4 5 4 28 8 10 8 Oil 100 030 6 012 010 04- -0 2. LOB E Porter. DP Milwaukee Milwaukee 6. New York 5 78 Money. Lohoud. Murcer HR Coiucoo (15), Mur-ce- r (20). White (17), Hegon (4) SL Money. Lohoud S Money, Hort. SF Hegon, Totoi Milwaukee New York d pass. F Speeds. Wrap Around Shoulders ) o 55c pp tire Provides Quiet Ride NEW YORK ab r h bl MILWAUKEE ab r h bi Garcia 2b Coiucoo If DMov cf VeiazQZp 26-2- 3 one-yar- Plus 37c BladsdTread Design 5.798 A $ J Firestones famous 12 12 -2 0 SOUND TIRE BODIES 79 0 4 0 Total 35 6 10 5 Total 210 10) 010 6 Chicogo 000 000 000- -0 Minnesoto E Bane OP Chicago? LOB Chicago 7 10. 2B P Kelly. 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Miss Hayme will have to squeeze in as much golf as she can during the next six weeks because she plans to undergo Defending Palmer have won two tournaments in a row this year. Miss Palmer had won the two tournaments previous to the Fort Worth event and dra ER BB SO R Twins 6, She breezed home the winof the Women's Charity Golf Classic last week by five strokes and the victory there boosted her from ninth to sixth on the monpy list with back-to-bac- s' LJ 2,871. CHICA03 2 3 the Thursday night to f4 fumbling Dallas Cowboys a National Football League exhibition victory over the world champion Miami Dolphins. Quarterback Craig Morton drove the Cowboys to the line in the wanMiami ing moments of the nationally--televisecontest to set up Fritschs kick. Calvin Hill's run to the Miami 17 placed the ball in perfect position for Fritsch. e expected to be sidelined for at least e'ght weeks. being forced off the tour for a month because of a bad wnst. 0 field Fritsch kicked a goal with three seconds left Gricse-to-Erisco- similar surgery prior to last season. He is L o oooo oooo Frymon fL,$ 10) J23 7 2 Strahier 0 Farmer 2131 2 2 Holdsworth Tnjrow (W,1)14) WP Tidrow, Strohier. PB 3 Dallas Clips Miami in 26-2- 3 Duel 14-- 6 foot Friday. Monroe underwent (I Mills. 2310010 (?) DALLAS 2 0 oo Hospital here Thursday and undergo surgery to remove bone spurs from his left - Sandra PI) be trying to become the third lady golfer to victories this poi year in the $:!5.000 Dallas Civi-taOpen which begins play Friday at the Brnokhaven ountry Club Miss Hayme rejoined the tour last week in her home town of Fort Worth after DALLAS Hayme will will Totoi 31 10 2 10 36 4 13 3 Totoi Detroit 200 100 10- 0- 4 Clevelond 00 701 Olx-- 10 E ftogiond DPDefrO't 2, Cieeiond 4 LOB Detroit I, Clevelond I ?B Me Aulitfe G Brown 2, W Horton, North HR Cbonbitss 2 (8i ruD, Chombltss SB Duncon SF Ford. CALIFORNIA ob r h bi h bl 7 0 River&cf 4011 5 tewisnr WMoiion 4 2 5 5 4 Lonelf GBrownOh TTovlor 1b D'dief c MStanley cf Shoroncf EBrnkmn Veryzer ss Frymon o Slrhter c Former P Hidswrth p 6. Angels 4 OAKLAND North cf Compnnsss Bpndo3b MAuhtte ?b RCoh 3b Northruort 19 As CLEVELAND ot r h bi city. okla. 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