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Gain per Pass Play 5' / 5, Kickoffs Returned By 41 Third Down Efficiency /0 Net Rushing Yardage /75 Total Punts 7 Kickoff Return Yardage /79 I Time oF Possession Total Rushing Plays 9Q Total Yards or' Punts 2Y7 Passes Intercepted By 4/ Interception Return Yardage toiitrd fas4 t9'ô Average Gain-per Rush p i.(, 4 Average Yards per Punt 3 7. 29, f 0 I NOTE—COMPIJTE ALL YARDAGE FROM LINE OF SCRIMMAGE, EXCEPT FIELD GOALS , CIRCLE LONG RUN, IN EACH INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY R U S H I N G BELOW, IF TOUCHDOWN SCORED. AlT'S YARDS LONG ID VISITORS ATT'$ YARDS LONG TD HOME 19 Z7• 61<ECM -_________ 3 /5' 7 Zr lb 5 - if 7: Y 1/ 2- 3 Th4con6 27 r 7JEAk) 3 1/ : / / / 4 3 5 tii°P5 p 9 —8 "V TOTAL 3k 7 —z TOTAL 90 izq"L P A S S I N G KICKING CONTROL I — — — I - HAD PUNTS KtCKOFFS LOST LT YARDS 11(0 105 LONG HOME ATT COMP. YARDS TKC TDS LONEIHL VISITORS ATT. COMP AlT PASS KICKER S — — — — — PASS TEAM 23 /Z /'/7 mgto,vE '/3 35' 4W'n&,,---—--——BLK TO 0 NO. TS MISC / 0 0 00000 • - —------—— • -———— TOTALS IAiVi Z/400/ TOTALS 413 vi *KICKOFFS misc: ON-SIDE KICKS PASS RECEIVING VISITORS NO.REC YARDS Long TO. VISITORS NC.REC YARDS Long lOs HOME NO.REC YARDS Long TO. HOME NO.REC YARDS Lonç its 7 / ID McRa?om8'a5 6arA4Gb . 4/ MMSflz-L- 2 / #z gV5c3o 51/z-cwo&,71 q 77390 I ' 3 5LZ&6 5ii TOTALS /k- /4'753o A TOTALS PASS. INTERCEPTIONS VJSITORS NO. YARDS TDS VISITORS NO. YARDS Long TD5 I NO. YARDS Long TOS HOME NO. YARDS Long los LCW(S /0 / /11/6 4 —— TOTALS IC 0 0 TOTALS /II1/ 0 PUNTING VISITORS NO. YARDS TB *1-20 LONG VISITORS NO. YARDS TB IN-20 LONG HOME NO YARDS TB IN-20 LONG HOME 11111-NO. YARDS' TBIN-20 LONG I i TOTALS L TOTAL& t' '/7 /93 PUNT RETURNS VISITORS. NO. FC YARDS Long TO NO.FC YARDS Long ID HOME NO. PC YARDS Long TO 2, VISITORS NO. FC YARDS Long TO HOME 1/ !ie fr II TOTALS 2/ —— TdTALS // KICKOFF RETURNS VISITORS NO. YARDS .Oflg ID VISITORS NO. YARDS L.ong TO HOME NO. YARDS Lom ID HOME NO. 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'14Zf64'7 i,:/t143/ . 1:9/ t'oR97 9:11k3 P jq; So2- 21 P6- L014'CR/ '/ A,V1e1s0/ . 7.'ID PClb A/v 14#23 0d Miscellaneous Notes (i.e., returned field goals, disqualifications): cot'6,21.b,ecock?)5 IN 3uRRkSS 8t-.octeb F/CL 1) fARb s 7?cicflinv'J 1;() OFFICIAL V _______________________ _________ _____________ NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME SUMMARY byThe Nata.al Pootbal League. AN oghis tanned. Ths summary and pay.bir-play is br the expless purPoslol media I.e game: any other i40 elms malone! m prohibited the *tflten ol the Football League December 21,_1986DAY Sunday 1:00 p.rn.EDT DATE OF WEEK STARTING TIME KANSAS CITY CHIEFS PITTSBURGH STEELERS Three Rivers Stadium VISITOR VS. HOME AT Partly cloudy, Cool WEATHER TEMPERATURE WIND AND DIRECTIOI4IOrth0 7 MPH Gene Barth(14) Jack Johnson(54) OFFICIALS REFEREE UMPIREBth Boylston(101) Burl Ioler(37) Pete Liske(21) FIELD Gerald Austin(34 LINESMAN JUDGE JUDGE LIN EU PS VISITOR HOME OFFENSE DEFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE WR 89 Henry Marshall LE 67 Art Still WR 82 John Stallworth LE 93 Keith Willis 11 75 Irv Eatman NT 63 Bill Maas LI65 Ray Pinney NT 67 Gary Dunn t.G 71 Brad Budde RE 74 Pete Koch IG 73 Craig Woifley RE 64 Edmund Nelson C 51 Rick Donnalley LOLB 55 Louis Cooper C 52 Mike Webster LOLB 57 Merriweather RG 61 Mark Adickes LILS 56 Dino Hackett RG 74Terry Long LILB50 David Little RI72 David Lutz RILB 59 Gary Spani RI 62lunch 11km RILB 56 RobIn Cole TE 87 Walt Arnold ROLB 54 Tim Cofield TE 86Preston Gothard ROLB 53 Bryan Hmnkle WR 83 Stephone Paige LCB 29 Albert Lewis WR 83Louis Lipps LCB 26 John Swain QB 9 Bill Kenney RCB 31 Kevin Ross QB 16Mark Malone RCB 28 Lupe Sanchez RB 40 Boyce Green 55 34 Lloyd Burruss RB 34Walter Abercrombie SS31 Donnie Shell FB 43 MIke Pruitt FS 20 Deron Cherry FB 43Earnest Jackson VS 21 Eric Williams SUBSTITUTIONS SUBSTITUTIONS 5 p Lewis Colbert 73 OT Brian Jozwiak IPK Gary Anderson 51 C Dan Turk & PK Nick Lowery 76 01 John Alt 55 LB Dennis Winston 77 Gary Baldinger 18 P Harry Newsome 63 01 Pete Rostosky 14 Q8 Todd Blackledge 84 TE Paul Coffman 22VS/KR Rick Woods 66 01 Mark Behning 22 DB Sherman Cocroft 85 TE Jonathan Hayes 24RB/KR Rich Erenberg 80 TE Warren Seitz 24 CS J.C. Pearson 86 WR Emile Harry 33CB Harvey Clayton 85 WR Calvin Sweeney 30 S Mark Robinson 13 DE/NT Eric Holle 40RB Dan Reeder 87 WR Weegie Thompson 32 RB Larry Moriarty 96 LB Aaron Pearson 41CB Chris Sheffield 91 LB Gregg Carr 42 RB/KR Jeff Smith 97 LB Scott Radecic 42SS Dave Edwards 92 BE Keith Gary 44 RB Herman Heard 98 DE Leonard Griffin 45RB/KR Chuck Sanders 96 LB Anthony Henton • 57 LB Whitney Paul DID -'0NT Gerald Williams • 58C Tom Baugh 10 QB Frank Seurer Brister 99DE/DI Darryl Sims 70 DE Kit Lathrop 190Larry Station(DND) Lowrey- 47, FIELD GOALS Anderson 31, good;'31, 19, NG,Blockedt (Made & Missed)31, good; 26, good; 3 4 01 TOTAL KANSAS CITY CHIEFS . PITTSBURGH STEELERS 0 6 6 — 19 ELAPSED SCOAE TEAM PERIOD TIME SCORING PLAY Vt$ITOR HOME CHIEFS 1 8:27 Cherry recovers blocked punt in endzone, Lowrey kick 7 0 CHIEFS 2 4:09 Lowrey 47 FG(8-58-4:03) 10 0 STEELERS 2 6:56 Anderson31 FG (8-60—2:47) 10 3 CHIEFS 2 7:14 Green 97 Kick off return, Lowrey kick 17 3 STEELERS 2 11:16 Anderson 31 FG(8—49-4:02) 17 6 CHIEFS 2 14:30 Burruss returns blocked fieldgoal 78 yards, Lowrey kick 24 6 STEELERS 3 9:06 Malone 9 run, Anderson kick (10-18—4:43) 13 STEELERS 4 0:11 Anderson 31 FG(9-50-4:18) 24 16 STEELERS 4 7:10 Anderson 26 FG(9-85-2:39) 24 19 .
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    HAWAII MARINE Voluntary payment for delivery to MCAS housing/SI per four-week period. _X - S I''N ' / ' IAr Vt 1 t'.1 t 1N s...Yk, Cr VIV' QV.", UM" c.01410,1411W.,1,,,, AS"S tLnM. p.Mt. ititet;D IS ACT A rose decorates the plaque placed in the lobby of the newly dedicated Smedley Hall. BEQ dedicated in hero's name Story and photos a one-man assault on an enemy Marine Barracks Hawaii; and According to Russel, Smedley by Sgt. Chuck Jenks machine gun position. Although Russel E. Smedley, brother of the was the kind of guy who wouldn't MARINE BARRACKS Hawaii, he managed to destroy the Medal of Honor recipient. have necessarily thought he Pearl Harbor - He was 17 years machine gun nest, he was hit in "We were very close," said warranted the honor of having a Russell E. Smedley pauses after the unveiling of his brother's old in 1967 when he led his six- the chest and was mortally Russel, a native of Albany, Ga. barracks named after him. "I portrait that hangs in the lobby of the newly dedicated Smedley man squad against an enemy wounded. For his heroic actions, "He was 17 and I was 14. We used guess that was just Larry," Hall. force of Viet Cong and North Smedley was posthumously to get into all kinds of trouble. Russel said. "I know our family is Vietnamese army regulars awarded the Medal of Honor. You know, the kind of trouble kids more proud of him every day." carrying 122mm rocket launchers get into," he said.