=== Redskins versus Cowboys ===
Contributed by Glenn Rhoads
Cowboys are Winning 26-22-01
1972-1995

Note: Upper capital denotes home team.
Games are listed line by line.

   Year         Results               Notes
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   1972  REDSKINS  24   Cowboys   20   *1
	 COWBOYS   34   Redskins  24      
	 Redskins  26   Cowboys    3  (NFC Championship)
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   1973  REDSKINS  14   Cowboys    7
	 COWBOYS   27   Redskins   7
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   1974  REDSKINS  28   Cowboys   21  (Monday Night) *2
	 COWBOYS   24   Redskins  23  (Thanksgiving Day) *3
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   1975  REDSKINS  30   Cowboys   24  *4
	 COWBOYS   31   Redskins  10
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   1976  Cowboys   20   REDSKINS   7
	 Redskins  27   COWBOYS   14
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   1977  COWBOYS   34   Redskins  16
	 Cowboys   14   REDSKINS   7
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   1978  REDSKINS   9   Cowboys    5  (Monday night) *5
	 COWBOYS   37   Redskins  10
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   1979  REDSKINS  34   Cowboys   20
	 COWBOYS   35   Redskins  34  *6
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   1980  Cowboys   17   REDSKINS   3
	 COWBOYS   14   Redskins  10
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   1981  Cowboys   26   REDSKINS  10
	 COWBOYS   24   redskins  10
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   1982  Cowboys   24   REDSKINS  10  (Strike Year)
	 REDSKINS  31   Cowboys   17  (NFC Championship)
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   1983  Cowboys   31   REDSKINS  30  (Monday night) *7
	 Redskins  31   COWBOYS   10  *8
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   1984  REDSKINS  34   Cowboys   14
	 Redskins  30   COWBOYS   28  *9
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   1985  COWBOYS   44   Redskins  14  (Monday Night)
	 Cowboys   13   REDSKINS   7
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   1986  COWBOYS   30   Redskins   6
	 REDSKINS  41   Cowboys   14
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   1987  Redskins  13   COWBOYS    7
	 REDSKINS  24   Cowboys   24   misprint?
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   1988  Redskins  35   COWBOYS   17
	 Cowboys   24   REDSKINS  17
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   1989  Redskins  30   COWBOYS    7
	 Cowboys   13   REDSKINS   3
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   1990  REDSKINS  19   Cowboys   15
	 COWBOYS   27   Redskins  17
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   1991  Redskins  33   COWBOYS   31
	 Cowboys   24   REDSKINS  21  *10
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   1992  COWBOYS   23   Redskins  10
	 REDSKINS  20   Cowboys   17  *11
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   1993  REDSKINS  35   Cowboys   16
         COWBOYS   38   Redskins   3
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   1994  Cowboys   34   REDSKINS  14
         COWBOYS   31   Redskins   7
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   1995  REDSKINS  27   Cowboys   23  *12
         Redskins  24   COWBOYS   17
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Notes:

1)  Washington overcomes a 20-0 half-time deficit on the strength of Larry
Brown's running.

2)  Kenny Houston stops the "unstopable" Walt Garrison on the one yard line
on the game's final play.

3)  After knocking Roger Staubach out of the game, unknown Clint Longley
throws 3 long touchdown passes including one on the final play (to Drew
Pearson).  This is the game that put Dallas on Thanksgiving on a regular
basis.

4)  Billy Kilmer sneak in overtime.

5)  A seemingly superhuman defensive effort against the leagues top two
offenses.  Redskins make what is perhaps the greatest goal-line stand in
team history.

6)  Roger Staubach's last regular season game and the greatest comeback in
his career.

7)  Season opener.  The Skins dominate the first half and the Cowboys pull
off an amazing comeback victory.  Also, includes play where rookie Daryl 
Green shocks Tony Dorsett by running him down from behind.

8)  THE most hyped regular season game in league history.  The Skins
dominate and Dallas blows their cool.  Dallas was no longer called
"America's Team" after this game.

9)  Daryl Green's int. return for a touchdown at the beginning of the
second half sparks a comeback from a large deficit.

10) Dallas stops the Redskins' dream of a perfect season.

11) Troy Aikman fumbles and the Skins recover in the end zone with just
over two minutes left.

12) Previously undefeated Cowboys are upset by heavy underdog Skins in 
their first meeting. In their second meeting, the Boys had a chance to 
clinch a playoff berth and Emmitt Smith had a chance to beat John 
Riggen's Touchdown record, but once again there was a surprise upset.