TONIGHT'S OFFICIALS: 1—Fred Sliva, Referee; 15.—Ralph Morcroft, Umpire; 20—Frank Glover, Head Unesman; 19—Vein Marshall, Une Judge;12—Jim Keamey, Back Judge; 22—Merrill Douglas, Side Judge; 10—Don Orr, Field Judge

PITTSBURGH STEELERS vs. HOUSTON OILERSMONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1981—9:00 P.M—THREE RIVERS STADIUM

STEELERS OFFENSE STEELERS DEFENSE1 Trout, PKS Colqultt, P

12 Bradshaw,QB16 Malone, 0818 Stoudt,QB24 Thomas, S21 Hawthorne, RB29 Johnson, CB-S30 Anderson, CD-KR31 Shell, $32 Herds, RB38 Thornton, RB42 Washington, CB44 Pollard, RB45 DavIs, RB47 Blount, CB49 Woodruff, CB-S50 LIttle, LB51 Toews, LB52 Webster, C53 WInston, LB54 ValentIne, LB55 KoIb, OT56 Cole, LB58 Lambert, LB59 Ham, LB82 11km, 01-C65 Beasley. DI-DE66 Petersen, OT67 Dunn, DT68 Greenwood, DE73 Wolfley, G74 Pinney, 01-C75 Greene, DT76 Banaszak, DE-DT77 Courson, G79 Brown, 0782 Stallworth, WR84 Grossman, TE85 Sweeney, WR86 Smith, WR-KR88 Swann, WR89 CunnIngham, TE90 Kohrs, DE95 Goodman, DE-DT

WR.. .82LI - - - 74LG .. .73

C -. - 52RG.. . 77RI - . . 79TE - . - 89

John Stallworth 86 Jim Smith 85Ray Pinney 55 Jon KoIb 62Craig Wolf ley 62 Tunch 11kmMIke Webster 74 Ray Plnney 62Steve Courson 62 Tunch 11kmLarry Brown 74 Ray Pinney 66BonnIe Cunningham 84 Randy Grossman

Calvin SweeneyTunch 11km

Tunch 11km

Ted Petersen

LE. -, 68II -. . 75RT .. 67RE - . . 90

LIB ... 59MIS - 58RIB . . . 56

L. C. Greenwood 65 Tom Beasley 90Joe Greene 65 Tom BeasleyGary Dunn 65 Tom BeasleyBob Kohrs 95 John Goodman 76Jack Ham 51 Loren Toews 53Jack lambert 53 Dennis Winston 50Robin Cole 51 Loren Toews 54

Bob Kohrs

John BanaszakDennIs WinstonDavId LittleZack Valentine

WR... 88OB.. - 12RB. . . 44FB . . . 32

Lynn Swann 86 Jim SmithTerry Bradshaw 18 ClIff Stoudt 16Frank Pollard 38 Sidney Thornton 27Franca Harris 45 Russell Davis 44

Mark MaloneGreg HawthorneFrank Pollard

LCB .. - 49RCB . . - 47

55 . . . 31PS - . - 24

Dwayne Woodruff 42 Anthony Washington 29Mel Blount 49 Dwayne Woodruff 30Donnie Shell 29 Ron JohnsonJ. I. Thomas 29 Ron Johnson 49

Ron Johnsonlarry Anderson

Dwayne Woodruff— —OILERS DEFENSE OILERS OFFENSE

LE - -. 69 Andy Dorrls 67 Mike Stensrud . WR . . - 00 Ken Burrough 84 Mike HolstonMG ... 71 Ken Kennard 90 Daryle Skaugstad IT... 74 Leon Gray 77 Angelo FieldsRE.. - 65 Elvln Bethea 75 Jesse Baker LG - -. 62 John Schuhmacher 58 David Carter

LOLB - . - 59 Ted Washington 57 John Corker C ... 58 DavId Carter 55 Carl Mauck 66 Greg DavidsonLILD - .. 50 Daryl Hunt 53 Avon Alley RG .. - 60 Ed Fisher 58 David CarterRILB . .. 54

HOLD - . - 52Gregg Bingham 51 Ted ThompsonRobed Brazile 57 John Corker

AT... 76TE... 87

Morris Towns 78 Nick EyreDave Casper 86 MIke Barber

LCB - - .33 J. C. Wilson 36 Carter Hartwig WR... 82 Mike Renfro 85 Carl RoachesRCB . .

55 .. 32Greg Stemrlck 22 Bill KayVernon Perry 20 Willie Tullis

OB .. 12HB .. - 45

Ken Stabler B John Heaves 11Tim Wilson 47 Ronnie Coleman 28

Harold BaileyRich Thoniaselli

FS .. 37 MIke Reinfeldt 35 Caner Hartwig PB.. - 34 Earl Campbell 39 Adgar Armstrong

STEELERS SPECIALISTSp... 5

PC...74PK... 1

H... 5KC...74PR...86

KOR...30

Craig ColqulttRay PinneyDavid TroutCraig ColquittRay PinneyJIm SmithLarry Anderson

52 MIke Webster

00 Burrough, WR8 Reeves, GB

11 Bailey, 0812 Stabler, GB16 Frltsch,PK18 Parsley,P20 TullIs, U22 Kay, DB27 Stenirlck, CB28 Thomaselll, RB32 Perry, 8$33 WIlson, J. C., CD34 Campbell, RB35 Hariwlg, DB37 Reinfeldt, WS39 Armstrong, RB45 WIlson, 1., RB47 Coleman, RB50 Hunt, LB51 Thompson, LB52 Brazlle, LB53 RIley, LB54 Blngham, LB55 Mauck, C57 Corker, LB58 carter, G-C59 washington, LB60 Flsher,G62 Schuhmacher, G65 Bethea,DE66 DavIdson, C.67 Stensrud, DE69 Dorris,DETI Kennard, MG74 Gray. OT75 Balcer,DE16 Towns, OT77 Fields, 0178 Eyre, 0182 Renfro, wR84 Hoiston, WR86 Roachss, KR86 Bather, TE87 Casper, it90 Skaugstad, MG

62 lunch 11km

16 Mark Malone52 MIke Webster30 Larry Anderson27 Greg Hawthorne

OILERS SPECIALISTSp.

PC.PK.H.

KC.PR.

KOR.45 Russell Davis

18 ClIff Parsley58 DavId Carter16 Tony Fritsch37 Mike Reinfeldt

- .58 David Cader85 Carl Roaches85 Carl Roaches

55 Carl Mauck51 Ted Thompson12 Ken Stabler55 Carl Mauck20 Willie Tullis20 Willie Tullis

66 Greg Davidson

66 Greg Davidson11 Harold Bailey11 Harold Bailey

PITTSBURGH STEELERS HOUSTON OILERSNo. Name

I David Trout5 Craig Colquitt

12 Terry Bradshaw16 Mark Malone18 Cliff Stoudt

College

23 R Pitt27 4 Tennessee33 12 Louisiana22 2 ArIzona26 5 Youngstown State

No. Name

00 Ken Burrough8 John Reaves

11 Harold Bailey12 Ken Stabler16 Tom Fritsch

NFLPoe. Ht. Wt. Age Exp.

NFLP05. Ht. Wt. Age Exp.

PK 5-6 165P 6-1½ 182

QB 6-3 215QB 6-4 223QB 6-4 218

WAQBQBQBPK

6-36-36-26-35-7

215205197210201

33 1131 824 1

35 1236 10

College

Texas SouthernFloridaOklahoma StateAlabamaNone

24 J.t.Thonias S .6-3 196 30 8 Florida State27 Greg Hawthorne RB 6-2 225 25 3 Baylor29 Ron Johnson CB-S30 Larry Anderson CB-KR31 Donnle Shell S

5-105-115-11

210188180

252529

448

Eastern MichiganLouisiana TechSouth Carolina State

32 Franco Harris RB 6-2 225 31 10 Penn State38 Sidney Thornton RB 5-11 230 27 5 Northwestern LouIsiana42 Anthony Washington CS 6-1 ½ 204 23 K Fresno State44 Frank Pollard RB 5-10 217 24 2 Baylor45 Russell Davis RB 6-1 231 25 2 Michigan47 Mel Blount CB 6-3 205 33 12 Southern49 Dwayne Woodruff CB-S50 DavId UtIle LB

5-116-1

198220

2422

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LouisvIlleFlorida

51 Loren Toews LB 6-3 222 29 9 CalifornIa52 Mike Webster C 6-1 ½ 255 29 8 WIsconsin53 Dennis Winston LB 6-0 228 26 5 Arkansas54 Zack ValentIne LB 6-2 225 24 3 East CarolIna55 Jon KoIb OT 6-2 262 34 13 Oklahoma State56 RobIn Cole LB 6-2 220 26 5 New Mexico58 Jack Lambert LB 6-4 220 29 8 Kant State59 Jack Ham LB 6-1 225 32 11 Penn State62 Tunch 11km OT-C65 Tom Beasiey DT-DE66 Ted Petersen OT

6-36-56-5

253248244

242726

245

IndIana State (Indiana)VirginIa TechEastern Illinois

67 Gary Dunn DT 6-3 260 28 5 MIami68 L. C. Greenwood DE 6-6½ 250 35 13 Arkansas AM&N73 CraIg Woifley G74 Ray Pinney OT-C75 Joe Greene DT

6-16-46-4

265256260

232735

25

13

SyracuseWashIngtonNorth Texas State

76 John Sanaszak DE-DT 6-3 250 31 7 Eastern Michigan77 Steve Courson G 6-1 280 25 4 South Carolina79 Larry Brown OT 6-4 270 32 11 Kansas82 John Staliworth WA 6-2 191 29 8 Alabama A&M84 Randy Grossman TE 6-1 225 29 8 Temple85 Calvin Sweeney WA 6'2 190 26 2 Southern California86 Jim Smith WR-KR88 Lynn Swann WR

6-26-0

205180

2629

58

MichIganSouthern California

89 Bennie Cunningham TE 6-4 260 26 6 Clemson90 Bob Kohrs DE 6-3 245 22 1 Arizona State95 John Goodman DE-DT 8-6 250 22 1 Oklahoma

18 Cliff Parsley p e-i 223 26 5 Oklahoma State20 Willie Tuilis 5$ 6-0 190 23 R Troy State22 Bill Kay DB 6-1 190 21 R Purdue27 Greg Stemrick CB 5-11 185 29 7 Colorado State28 RIch Thomaselli RB 6-1 200 24 A West Virginia Wesleyan32 Vernon Perry SS 6-2 210 28 3 Jackson State33 J. C. Wilson CB 6-0 178 25 4 Pitt34 Earl Campbell RB 5-11 237 26 4 Texas36 Carter Hartwig DB 6-0 205 25 3 Southern California37 Mike Reinfeldt FS 6-2 196 28 7 Wisconsin (Mlwk.)39 Adger Armstrong RB 6-0 222 24 2 Texas A&M45 Tim Wilson47 Ronnie Coleman

RBRB

6-35-11

230203

2530

58

MarylandAlabama A&M

50 Daryl Hunt LB 6-3 234 24 3 Oklahoma51 Ted Thompson LB 6-1 229 28 7 Southern Methodist52 Robert Brazile LB 6-4 237 28 7 Jackson State53 Avon Riley LB 6-3 211 23 R UCLA54 Gregg Bingham LB 6-1 229 30 9 Purdue55 Carl Mauck C 6-4 258 34 13 Southern Illinois57 John Corker LB 6-5 237 22 2 Oklahoma State58 David Caner G-C 6-2 258 27 5 Western Kentucky59 Ted Washington LB 6-2 248 30 9 Mississippi Valley60 Ed Fisher G 6-3 260 32 8 Arizona State62 John Schuhmacher G 6-3 266 25 3 Southern California65 Elvin Bethea DE 6-2 254 35 14 North Carolina A&T66 Greg Davidson C 6-2 249 23 2 North Texas State67 Mike Stensrud DE 6-5 280 25 3 iowa State69 Andy Dorris DE 6-4 262 30 9 New Mexico State71 Ken Kennard MG 6-2 258 26 5 Angelo State74 Leon Gray OT 6-3 258 29 9 Jackson State75 Jesse Baker DE 6-5 266 24 3 Jacksonville State76 Morris Towns Or 6-4 251 27 5 Missouri77 Angelo Fields OT 6-6 319 23 2 Michigan State78 NIck Eyre OT 6-5 274 22 A Brigham Young82 Mike Renfro WA 6-0 180 26 4 Texas Christian84 Mike Hoiston WA 6-3 184 23 R Morgan State85 Carl Roaches KR 5-8 165 27 2 Texas A&M86 Mike Barber TE 6-3 233 28 5 Louisiana Tech87 Dave Casper TE 6-4 249 29 8 Notre Dame90 Daryle Skaugstad MG 6-5 254 24 1 California-Berkeley

Head Coach: Chuck Nolt (127-71-1)Assistants: Roille Dotsch, Tony Dungy, Dick Honk, Tom Moore,

George Peiles, Paul tiram, Dick Walker, Woody Widenhofer

Head Coach: Ed Blies (4-3)Assistants: Andy Bourgeois, Ray Callahan, Joe Galat, Bob Gamboid,

Dick Nolan, Elijah Pins, Dick Seicer, Jim Shofner

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53 Winsthn54 Valentine55 Koib62 11km

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GAME SUMMARYCopyel;MC ISSt by The National Football League. All rights reserved. this summary and playbyplay s lo, the purpose olassistingmedia inthekcoveca1eoi

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DATE DAY OF WEEK Monday STARTING ES?

WEATHERLight Rain 0

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FIRS? --ncaIon Light dritzle, Tenpi 58

October' 26, 1981 Wind: Southeast, 7

Steelers won toss and will receive, Oilers to defend North goal

Fritsch kicks off to Hawthorne ito returns33 yards to the S33.

STEELtRS 14:511—l0—S33 Harris over right tackle, gains S. (BinØa*)

2— 5-838 Harris over right guard, gains 4.3— 1—42 Pollard aver right end, 9 yds, FIT'S? DOWN, 1449, (wjln,i)

1—10—1449 Pollard tries right guard, loses 2.

2—12-649 Rradstsw ccnples swing pass to Harris, loses 3 (Rartwiq)

3—15—546 Bradshaw comolete to Smith, 24 yds, FIRS? DflIN, 1430. (Reinfeldt)

1—10—1430 Bradstsw complete to P*llard, 16 yds, FIRST flJU, 1114 (Wash,)

1—10-014 Iradshew coTiplete to Stalhcrth, 9 yds, (Stnfldi)

2- 1—05 Harris over center, 3 yds, FIPS? DOWN, 142.1— 2—142 Nradshaw t)wcws incomplete aver end

2— 2—02 Pollard into riqtt tackle. 1 yd.

3— 1—H2 Pollard into center1 loses /_—

14- 2-142 TROtfl KICXS A 19-YD FIELD GOAL AT 7:21 (etapeed) 1

[STEELEfl 3, OILERS 0 (drive, 12 plays, 65

Trout kicks off to Tullis ito returns 26 yds to tIe Tifl.

OILOS 7:281-10—1129 Stabler couwlete to Renfro, 13 yds. nfl? onwn, 0421—10—042 Campbell into left guard, 2 yds. (JotuIeost)2— 8—1144 Stabler completes wing pass to Catwpbell, ions 3.3—fl—N41 Stabler incomplete to Coleman.4—114141 Parsley punts 47 to Smith, loses i on return, to 911

St?!LERS Sill1—10—511 Rradshsw incomplete, longs pass, for Siann.2—10—511 Pollard over right end, 4 yds. (Th'nr...t.i)3- 6—515 flr*dshaw complete to Smith, 17 yds, FIRST DflJN, 532 (11*rtwiq)

1—10—532 Rradshaw swing pass to Harris, 9 yds.

2— 1—541 Rradstew incomplete for Cunnihgham. (Wilson defend)3— 1—541 Pollard aver left tackle, 3 yds, FIRST DOI*, 544. (ftrssile)

1—10—644 Harris into center, 3 yds.

2—71—547 &adshaw complete to pollard, 6 yds.?— 1—1147 Harris into center. 1 yd, FIRST DOWYT, 1146.1-10-1446 RRADSWLW aNPLETES A 46—tD PASS W SMITU, 14s44 (elapsed)

FOP TD, (over Wilson) trout converts. (10 plays, flSTEELERS 10, HOUSWN 0

Trout kicks off to Roaches on 141, returns 14 yds to 015OILERS 00:151—10—015 Cwnitell into left tackle, gains 3.

END OP FIRST QUARTER: STEELERS1O, OILERS 0

2—1 G—M1—10—6371—10—S 25

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October 26, 1981OILERS 002— 7—1118 Campbell, pitchout, rlqht tackle, gains 5. (D.tnn)3 24423 Campbell, pitchout, left end, loses 44— 6—1119 Parsley punts 48 yards to Smith, returns4 to the $37

• STEELEPS 13*281—10—S 37 Rants on draw up center, 5 yds. (t'asile)

• 2— 5-542 BraSebaw incomplete to Smith who dropped ball.3— 5—542 Brathaw inemplete for Smith.4— 5—542 Coiquitt punts 44 yards to Tullis, returns 13 to the 027

fls271—10—H2? Campbell into left ta'dcie, 3 yds.2- 7-4130 Stabler irmplete to Casper, 32 yds, FIRST lfll, 53$..1—10—S 3* 1 into 1. ft guard, S yds. (Psasley)2— 5—333 Campbell, pitchout, left end, no gain.3- 5—333 Campbell into left fumbles, recovered by en 918

Gaim 2, loose ball, :13 td.s.STEfl.ERS )jfl1—10—518 Pollard runs: Steelers, 9 yds, Webster holding.1—18—59 Left guard, 6 yds.2—12—515 rsdshsw incomplete for Pollard.3—12-815 Dradehaw's pass for Stallwerth, intercepted by Peny,rettrns 12.

OILERS1—10—516 Campbell over left tackle, loses 1. (Slount)2—11-Si? Stabler incomolete to Burroughs. Offsetting penaltfn.2—11—53.7 Campbell on draw, right guard, no gain. (1aS.rt)

,*3—11-.fl7 StSler incomplete for Renfro in eM tone.4—l1—Sl7 Ffirrsdu KIOCS A 34—YD FIELD GOAL AT (elapsed)

1 STEELEPS 10, OILERS 3 (3 plays, minus 1 yd, 1,30)

Fritseb kicks off to Anderson, returns 24 yds to the 534STEELERS1—10—834 Pollard around end, 16 yda, FIRST 501—10— 50 Harris over right end, 9 yds. (tiagham)2- 1—1141 Harris over left guard, S yds, FIT'ST DGJN, ff361—10—1136 Pollard reverse to Smith, end around, left end, 15 yds, flRS? Dflt.1—10—1121 Sradshaw complete to Pollard, 6 yds.2— 4-4115 Rradshaw incomplete to Hawthorne in end zone.3— 4—1115 Bradshaw complete to Smith, 7 yds, FIRST D(*JN, 118

1— 8—118 Harris over right end, loses 12— 9—119 REMAINS flollard over center, 7 yds.3— 2—112 Harris into left guard, no gain.

[4- 2—112 TROUT KIOCS A 2IXXXD(EXnUX 19—YD GOAL AT 14:25STEELERS 13, OILERS 3 (drive, 10 plays, 64 yds, 6:06) J

Trout kicks of f to L..S..s Roaches, returns 51 yds to the 1149OILERS 00:271—10—1149 Stabler awing pass to 5 yds.2— 5—546 00,18 Stabler swing pass to Armstrong, OS let, S yd

for atae start, Towns.00:18 Stabler complete to aurron4t, 14 yds, nfl? DCMM. 07

Stabler comolete to Renfro, 12 yds, P1KW? D)W, $25.00:05 Friteb's 42—yd field goal attapt was wide to left.

HALF TIME: STEEIRRS 13, S 3

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4— 7—1446OILERS 6;091—10—14202— 3—14273— 2—14284— 1-Hfl1—10—fl 321—10—8431—10—S 462—10—S463— 9—S454— 1—537

STEELERS 00:171—10—S 392—10—s39

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THIRD QUARTER

8:

October 1*, JjMlTrout kicks off to Talus who returns 17 yds to the 1415

OILERS 14:491—10—1115 Canqtell into left guard. 7 yds. (floimt)2— 3—H22 Campbell, pitchout, runs right guard, 2 yds.3— 1—1424 Campbell over center, 12 yds, FIRST DCMN, 14341-10—1436 Stabler sacked by Gooönan/Johnson, PENALTY, S yda, fates stan1—15—831 Campbell fumbles pitchout, rewvet-s, loses 11.2—26—1420 Stabler sacked by Ooodman, loses t 83—34-1412 Coleman over right end, 2 yds.4—32—814 Parsley punts 45yds tQ Smith, 3.

clipping, 14 yds, Little.STEELER3 lOi4Z1—10—630 nets, ti complete to Stallicrth, 14 , P1*? 0,1-10—344 ftxathac incomplete tr Smith, /

2—10—344 Polkrd into center, 2 yds. '3- a-sn incomplete for Smith.4- 8-646 Colquitt punts 54 yds into end rorm,

OILERS1—10—820 Stabler complete to Renfro, 43 yds, FIRS? Until, 3371—10—537 Cambelt, trying to pass, runs, no gain, fumbles, rz;esd

by lcohrs on the 531. hit by Cole.

Pollard runs right end, 12 yds, FIRST DO4T1, 543Harris over left tadcle, S yds. (SLw4ia)Pollard over left guard, 3 yds.Pollard aver center, no gain,Colquitt punts yards, twadd on 2 bUtPENALW, illegallydownfield, little, S yds.Colquitt punts 54 yards into the end zone.

pitchout, runs right guard, 7 yds.Campbell into center, 1 yd.Campbell into center, 1 yd. (La.n)

aver left guard, 3 yds,FIRST IY3WP7, 1132Stabler complete to Renfro, 11 yds, FIRST 001*, P443Stabler complete to Wilson, 11 yds, FIRS? WW, *46Stabler incomplete ftr Renfro (Woodruff dateS)Campbell around left eM, 1 yd.Stabler complete to Armstrong, S yds.Stabler's handoff, tumbled by Ceaphell, loses 2,

SrPollard handoff to Smith to Bradshaw who throws inth*plats /Harris over right end, 1 yd.

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3— Bradshaw incomplete for Stallwoz-th.4— Colnquitt punts 42 yards to tullis, returns 16 to the 134

14:4 11—10—1-134 Stabler comniete to Btirrouqh, 21 yds, FIRST tOWN, 545.2—10—545 Stabler comniete to Campbell. loses 7. (Cole)

48 Stabler inmmplete for Campbell.WHO RROKE SEIWPAL TAO(LES PVR I

VU TD at 2 00 (elapsed) Fritech converts. 1:41StEELERS 13, OILERS 10 (drive4plays, 66yds,

Fritach kicks off, ball dotted in end tore.STEELERS 12:521-10—so2— 7—5231—10—11322—10—11322—20—1142

3—20—11424—32—546

OILERS

HarrisBradshawBradahawPENALTY *

BradshawBradshawColquitt

10:261—10—11102— 6—1114

1—10—11282—12—H 263—12—H 264- 3—1135

1—10—S 342—21—8453— 3—627

3-627

CampbellCampbellCampbellStablerStablerParsleyStablerColemanColeman

into right tackle, 3 yds.complete to Stallworth, 45 yde, FIRST DfltN,H32 (Wilrn)incomplete for Stallwcrth end torn,10 yds, holding, Cunningham on run b" Pollard.incomplete for Smith who dropped ball in end son..was sacked by Kennard fcc 12 yd loss.punts 38 yds to Roaches, 4 yd loss on return (Winstem)

into center, 4 yds. of 1 (Goadsit)caught for loss/but JtN?LTY: foul,15

ruts right end, loses 2, kL)unn)incomplete for Renfro.complete to Campbell, 9 vds,back to ount, passes to Armstrong, 31 yt, in t*yw*t,$34sacked by Woodruff, loses 1 11 yds.circids right end, 18 yds.into left g n,_______________________xtocs A 44—yd FIELD •mAL AT 9:07 (eLapsed)

STEELERS 13, OILERS 13 (9 plays, 63 yds, 3,35)

1—10—S 31

1—10—11192—1l—ri2O3— 5—1114

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3— 5—1114

Fritsch kicks off to Anderson who returns 3lyds to the 531STEELEPS 5:43

Harris breaks around left end, 35 yds, 16 yda,Oilers, hit out-of-bounds, FFIRST DOWN, on 1119Harris into center, loses I.Rradshaw complete to Smith for 6.

mriprzns l4—"D PASS 'It IN END Z(fl fl* tObut offsetting penalties, no play.Bradshsw unable to ss, runs right end, B yds, PT*S? see

1- 6—116 BRADSMAW 6—Yd TD 1%SS 'IX) , $

Trout 69 yds, 2:02) ' taiiTrout k c $ 0 to u is, Nfl, pfllALfl, 10 fly, i

OILERS 3:30Stabler incomplete for I3urrough. PENALT't, Off. Tate, S yt,/Campbell over left tackle, 6 yds.Stabler incomolete for Casper — dropped.Stabler's 'pass for Armstrong, intercepted by $ yEs.

Pollard over left guard, 4 yds. ($raaik)Pollard over left end, 3yds.Pollard around left end, 3 Oilers, SipS •ø.ny.

1—10—11101—15—1152— 8—1111

3— 8—1111

STEELERS 2:331—10—11122— 6—118

3-MS

trout kicks off over end lineOILERS 2:00

1- 1—111 HARRIS R OVER LEFT TAO(X1 1-VU TO RUNTrout convert STEELERS 26, OILERS 13 (4 plays, 12 yde. St 00:33

1— 10—H 20

2— 1—11293—12—11184—12—1! 18

STEELERS 1:09

I

1—10—5 202—11—S 193—11—S 18

Stabler complete to Casper, 9 yds.Stabler sacked by loses 11.Stabler incomplete for Burrough.1:21 Parsley punts 62 yds, downed by 520

Rradshaw drops on ball, loses 1.1:04 Rradshaw drops on ball, loses 1.Bradehaw drops on ball, loses 2.

- FINAL SODPE: 26._oI1&gijL,Tb iAttendance: 1* 52,732

Tine of 2:54kwn conversions; Steelers 2 of 3: Oil, 0 of 5

QUOTING CHUCK NOLL (Post-Game):

(What Happened on Third and one?): "We were confused. We wanted to run one of twoplays we had prepared depending on what defense they were in. In the huddle, it tooktoo long to taLc. Then, at the line of scrirmiage, there wasn't time to call the audible.It didn't work. "We wanted a play action pass."

"Offensively, we Troved the football but made mistakes. We just killed ourselveswith turnovers. The defense can' t play any better. They played alnc'st the entiregame and scored points for us"

(The Stealers looked confused on offense?): "Mo question. about it. We'll have to preparebetter and spend nnre tine on the offense. We took too mwh tine in the huddle onseveral occasions and then when we wanted to audiblize at the line of. scrirage, therewasn't sufficient tine. We got the play called, but we had to rush. The defensivelooks the 49ers gave us shouldn't have confused us, but they apparently did.

(What about the play of the San Francisco secondary?): "They are very active and todaywere all over the place. They play the ball well and catch it well. We also threwright into the strength of their coversage."

(The Stealer offense has strugged of late?): "We've also played sone pretty good defen-sive football teams. The 49ers' biggest improvement is their defense.

(Where Ebes the Team Stand Now at 5-4?): "We're 5-4. That's exactly where we stand.We're playing good defensive football, but have some work to do on our offense.?

(Can You Still Salvage the season?): "Yes, of course. If the whole team plays theway the defense did today, it won' t even he close. Sure, you' re discouraged by atough loss like this. There was a great effort by both football teams and a lot ofhard hitting. You like to win this kind of game."

SAN FRANCISOD COACH BILL W\LSH:

(On playing in Pittsburgh): "Pittsburgh is possibly the best franchise in the league.I feel very positive about our football team because we cane here and won in Pittsburgh.I'm proud we could stand in against this team and hold our own.

(Was this the biggest physical test of the year?): "I think it was a good, clean, hard-hitting game for both sides. I thinic the hard hits caused the turnovers."

(about as Joe Montana): He's a tremendously resourceful young QB. When he makes amistake, he doesn't get too upset. He talks to the players involved and then goesright back in there.

"Our passing game is the differencç. We try to control the ball with the pass.

(Are you surprised by Montana's poise): "It doesn't surprise me any rinre. He's agreat young football player with only three years in the NFL and the key is that he isa very instinctive player.

(What about Carlton Williamson. Did you know what you had back in training camp):"We thought we knew what we had back then. The scouting rankings had him very low, butwe didn't understand why. We decided to take him and he's developed into one of thegreat strong safeties in pro football.

(What About Steelers Third and one play late in fourth QT? Did you expect the Stealersto pass?) "We had to be ready for anything. We had lots of tine to get ready for the playOur young defensive backs may be the best in the game today."

(What about the Stealers?): "I think Pittsburgh is a strong team. I think they willcare back and have a winning season and make the playoffs."