TEXANS JOIN FANS IN CELEBRATION OF FIRST WIN

The Texans were still in a jovial mood Monday, and that's just the way offensive tackle Tony Boselli wanted them. Boselli watched the game in street clothes because of his injured left shoulder. Houston capitalized on mistakes by the Cowboys, including the Texans' first offensive play of t...

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Published inThe Columbian (Vancouver, Wash.)
Main Author Lutz, Michael A
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Vancouver, Wash Columbian Publishing Company 10.09.2002
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Capers, Dom
Carr, David
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Summary:The Texans were still in a jovial mood Monday, and that's just the way offensive tackle Tony Boselli wanted them. Boselli watched the game in street clothes because of his injured left shoulder. Houston capitalized on mistakes by the Cowboys, including the Texans' first offensive play of the game when Dallas' Bryant Westbrook was flagged for pass interference at the Cowboys 21. It set up Houston's first score. The Associated Press * [David Carr] said the noise made by Texans fans sometimes interfered with offensive calls, but the quarterback wasn't going to quiet them during Houston's 19-10 win over Dallas.
ISSN:1043-4151