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Deceuber9, 1984 Sunday 1:00 PM EST DATE DAY OF WEEK STARTING TIME Rivers Stadium VISITORClevelandBrcMns VS. HOMEPittsburghSteelers AT 390 WEATHER_ Sunny TEMPERATURE WIND AND DIRECTION 8 mph SE OFFICIALS: REFEREE Fred Wvantii UMPIREDave MOSS 88 LINE JUDGE Joe Haynes112 BACK FIELD SIDE LINESMAN Jerry Beraman 17 JUDGE Dick Ilantak 105 JUDGEChuckMcCallurn Juoasoyal 16 OFFENSE VISITOR DEFENSE LINEUPS OFFENSE HOME DEFENSE ½R 86Brian Brennan I.E 96Peggie Caup WR82John Stallworth I.E 95 John Goodman liP73tougDieken NT 79Bob Colic LT63Pete Rostosky NT 67 Gary Dunn 11368Robert Jackson RE99KeithBaldwin 11373 CraigWolfley RE64 Edñuind Nelson C 61Mike Bath IOLB56thip Banks C52Mike Webster IIDLB 57 Mike 1*3 64Joe 51Eddie Johnson '74 Terry Long LILB 50 David Little RP7SBillContz RELB50ltznCoustheau RI62Tinch11km RILB 56RobinCole TE 82Ozzie Newscxre IOIB57Clay Matthews TE81 Darrell NelsonFOLB 53 BryanHinkle WR84GlenYoung 31FrankMinnifielcWR83 louis Lipps LCB 49Dwayne Woodruff 16PaulMcDonald 29 Dixon OR16 Mark Malone RB 41 Sam Washington RB30Boyce Greene 5527A]. Gross RB 34WaltAbercrontieSS 31 Donnie SbeU FR43Mike Pruitt FS20ton aqers RB 30 Frank PollardFS 21 Eric Williams 9 Matt Bahr SUBSTITUTIONS 1 Gary AndersonSUBSTITUTIONS 10¶i\3nFlick 5CraigColqustt Steve Coc 37chris Rockins 24RichEteriberg 22Rick Woods 40Pod Peny 26Scoop Gillespie 23chrisBrown 38JohnnyDavis 47LarryBraziel 38 Elton Veals 33Harvey Clayton 44 Earnest Byner 40 60 Randy RasmusSen 59Thddeabaugi 54tItzn Deleone 49ClintonBurrell Blake Wingle Petersen 53 66 StuartAnderson Si) WayneCapers 78IvarkCatano 83 Ricky Feacher 55Curtis Weathers 58 Scott Nicolas 90Bob Itihrs 80Willis Adams 85Calvin Sweeney 54CraigBingham 59DavidMarshall 87 Weegie Thcvpson 72Dave Puzzuo].i 29 Ron Johnson 88John Rcdcers 28 Robert Williams 88 GeorgeL'!lja 78 CarlHairston 77Steve August 87 Darryl Lewis 94 ElvisFranks 89 Berinie Cunningham 92 Keith Gary 74 PattiFarrnn 24 GreaBest Qi DID NOT PLAY 40 Anthony Corley (DND) 7 Terry Nugent 87 Darryl Lewis 19 DavidWoodley 10 Tom Flick 72 Ray Snell çg I anthert(DND) J FIELD GOALS Bahr())29 Andersor(3)40- . 49 (Made & Missed) 22 - 34 I ELAPSED SCORE TEAM PERIOD TIME SCORING PLAY VISrrORHOME Browns 1 07:56 Bahr EG 29. McDonald holdinn. 13—69 07:56 0 STEELERS 1 12:26 LIPPS 61 pass from Maoorie. Anderson kick. 4—80 02:13 3 7 STEELERS 2 02:24 ANDERSON FG 40. Colguitt holding. 7—35 02:58 3 10 Browns 2 06:42 FG 49. McDonald holding. S'd3 02:20 6 10 STEELERS 2 13:03 POLLARD 1run. Anderson kick. 7-69 03:46 6 17 Browns 2 00:33 Feacher 16 pass from—McDonald. Bahr kick. 8—75 01:30 13 17 ;TEELERS 3 10:59 ANDERSON EG 22. holding. 4 —(—2) 01:02 13 20 rowns 4 06:11 McDonald 3 run. Bahr kick. 12—7906:25 20 20 TEELERS 4 14:55 ANDERSON FG 34. Colquitt holding. 9—40 03:04 20 23 03.11 ATTENDANCE..55,825 (TICKETS DISTRIBUTED ; UNUSED. __1. TIME FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 5 VISITOR HOME RUSHING An. AVG. RUSHING An. AVG. TD 19 311 C) ThM LA'- uS .2 is Ic zs z.3 S 0 cj P&sjtvt S t.% s ci I 3 3.0 3 0 3% I - TOTALS 3L i4b 4.LA i TOTALS uzs Ha YARDS PASSING An.COMRYARDS PASSING An.COMP. E2 12 33 i )—C at %\ aolJ—<j. a. M 2. Z( n zu TOTALS 2c. '3 NO. YARDS TD - PASS RECEIVING NO. YARDS LG. TO PASS RECEIVING - Vou'.3<. 41 '41 0 ;I 1 C 3 3% 0 5 (.2. 49 ' .) IL 10 0 LrrY(S 3 3 ac i 7.2- Vt 2.1 .- 3 01 0 2. 31 0 .- 2. .5 0 — bs}I.f_5 2. 12.. 0 — TOTALS zil 1-fl i TOTALS 13 aVi(jj) NO. YARDS 10. TO . INTERCEPTIONS NO. YARDS 10. TO INTERCEPTIONS .- 1% I I t\ 0 4 % 0 — . TOTALS z a TOTALS 4 0 PUNTING NO. AVG. TB IN 20 10. PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. TB IN 20 s S 2.1%. t LO TOTALS S zt(.43.t0 0 'C? PUNT RETURNS No. FC YARDS 10. TO PUNT RETURNS NO. FC YARDS 1G. TD '4 I 4 3 0 3% 2$ 0 o 4 I 9k It' TOTALS 3 3% as 0 KICKOFF RETURNS NO. YARDS 1G. TO KICKOFF RETURNS NO. YARDS 10.ID 2. It. 1% 0 Stltt..- 2.. 50 30 CD I t\ I t1 fl0 . .2 I 0 GttA.tSVn 1 12.. a TOTALS LI Z30 TOTALS '4 . -fl 0 ) OR',. jul 105. YOS.J TO FUMBLES FUM. TD (OS.TO FUMBLES RiM.REQ. TOR'!C. 'OS % 0 2.. % 0 0 I 0a — c..'&saM .2-±.2..&.C ITOTALS TOTALS • vs. (Visitor) (Home) :1 Date- —At: (bas FINAL TEAMSTATISTICS • VISITOR HOME TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 2/ g BY RUSHING /1 Ic' BYPASSING 0 BY PENALTY 2 3/o3o% ThIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY I — I ioe% c'—— FOURTHDOWNEFFICIENCY 31hz. 34/7 TOTAL NETYARDS '57 TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS (Inc. times thrown passing) '7 AVERAGE GAIN PER OFFENSIVE PLAY S It' '.1 NET YARDS RUSHING /1/c, / 2s .30 TOTALRUSHING PLAYS 3.2 4141 AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSHING PLAY 2c.Z. An. NET YARDS PASSING TIMES THROWN—YARDS LOST ATTEMPTING TO PASS 2-? '-.7 GROSS YARDS PASSING 2/I 22? 3 — a PASS ATTEMPTS—COMPLETIONS—HAD INTERCEPTED d.u AVERAGE GAIN PER PASS PLAY (Inc. timesthrown passing) 5? S .6- 4&a PUNTS—NUMBERAND AVERAGE dri HAD BLOCKED 0 0• TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE I/s '1/' NO. AND YARDS PUNT RETURNS 33t 73 NO. AND YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS 41•_ NO. AND YARDS INTERCEPTION RETURNS 2—fl g PENALTIES—NUMBER AND YARDS 870 2—o FUMBLES—NUMBER AND LOST 2o TOUCHDOWNS A A. I RUSHING / I PASSING I 0 0 RETURNS at—st EXTRA POINTS MADE—ATTEMPTS -a 2 FIELD GOALS MADE—ATTEMPTS Ag TIME OF POSSESSION I Visitor Cit C; ft CLEVELAND BROWNS AT PITTSBURGH STEELERS Sunday, Dec. 9, 1984 Sunny, 390,windsSE at 8 mph arowns win toss, will receive: Steelers to defend South goal Anderson kicks off 60 yds to Byner, returns 14 yds to Bl9 (gingham) BROWNS: 14:51 1—10-B 19 McDonald complete to Young, 47 yds and 1st down (Washington) I—1O-S34 Byner over left guard,1 yd (Nelson, Dunn) 2— 9-533 McDonald complete to Holt, 7 yds (Shell) 3— 2—526 Byner over left tackle, 2 yds and 1st down (Cole) •I—l0—S24 Green up the middle, 4 yds (Merriweather) 2— 6—520 McDonald sacked by Merriweather, Dunn, but illegal use of hands, Littleand Nelson, 5-yd penalty and 1st down 1—10-S15 Green up the middle, 4 yds (Little) 2— 6-511 Green over left guard, 2 yds (Nelson) 3— 4-59 McDonald complete to Brennan, 3 yds (Woodruff) 4— 1-S6 Pruitt over left guard, 3 yds and 1st down (Little) 1— 3—S3 Pruitt over left tackle,1 yd (Woodruff) 2— 2—52 Pruitt up the middle, no gain (Merriweatirer) 3— 2—52 McDonald incomplete for Feacher, broken up by E. Williams 4— 2-S2 Bohr runs 2 yds into end zone, but Cousineau, illegal use of hands,10- yd penalty 4—12—S12 BAHR KICKS 29-YD FIELD GOAL, MCDONALD HOLDING, AT 7:56 (elapsed) BROWNS 3, STEELERS 0. DRIVE: 13 plays, 69 yds, 7:56 Bahr kicks off through end zone for touchback STEELERS: 6:58 1—10—S20 Malone incomplete for Stallworth. Dixon defending 2—10—520 Anercrombie sweeps left end, loses 1 (Johnson) 3-ll—S19 Malone incomplete for Lipps, broken up by Gross 4-11—S19 Colquitt punts 47 yds to Brennan, returns 19 yds to S47(Gillespie) BROWNS: 6:30 1—10—S47 (Timeout Browns, 2 left) Illegal procedure, Lilja, 5—yd penalty 1—15-B48 McDonald complete to Feacher, 20 yds and 1st down(Shell) 1—10-531 McDonald incomplete to Halt, juggled o.b.
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