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Lowery's Five Field Goals Propel Chiefs Past Broncos

The Washington Post | September 22, 1993 | Copyright

Fans looking for a classic duel between two of the best quarterbacks ever didn't get what they expected.

Sure, Joe Montana and John Elway played. But they didn't produce much excitement Monday night in a game dominated by the leg of Nick Lowery. The Kansas City kicker made five field goals as the Chiefs beat the Denver Broncos, 15-7, before 78,543 on hand at Arrowhead Stadium to see the home debut of Montana.

The Chiefs (2-1) sent the Broncos to their first loss in three games.

Montana completed 21 of 36 passes for 273 yards, but did not appear as sharp as he had in…

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