NFL Exhibition Roundup : Salisbury of USC Shines in Seahawk Win

Seattle training camp surprise Sean Salisbury passed for two touchdowns Friday night to help the Seahawks beat the Indianapolis Colts, 21-14, in the National Football League exhibition opener for both clubs at Seattle.

Salisbury, a rookie free agent from University of Southern California, teamed with tight end Gordon Hudson for a two-yard touchdown pass and hit Byron Franklin with a 20-yard scoring pass. Both came in the second quarter.

New Colts’ starting quarterback Gary Hogeboom, acquired in an April trade with Dallas, passed 25 yards to Ricky Nichols in the third quarter and Indianapolis scored with 4:07 remaining on a one-yard run by Albert Bentley.

Eagles 17, Lions 9--Reserve quarterback Ron Jaworski passed for one touchdown and third-string quarterback Randall Cunningham ran for another to lead Philadelphia to a victory over Detroit at Pontiac, Mich.

Jaworski, who replaced starter Matt Cavanaugh, found fullback Mike Waters open across the middle and Waters outran Detroit linebacker Angelo King for a 45-yard touchdown pass play to give Philadelphia a 7-3 lead with 1:25 left in the first half.

Jaworski completed 4 of 5 passes in the second quarter for 64 yards. Cavanaugh was 1 of 6 for six yards.

Detroit starting quarterback Eric Hipple completed 4 of 8 for 37 yards. Backup Joe Ferguson completed 10 of 21 for 133 yards in the second and third quarters.