Tony Romo passed for three touchdowns in the first half -- and
four for the game -- as he completed 18 of 20 throws for 218 yards
to become the Cowboys' all-time passing leader.
Dallas won their third straight to improve to 11-4.
Indianapolis, already playoff bound as the AFC South champions, had
a four-game winning streak snapped. The Colts (10-5) did not score
until less than six minutes were left in the game.
The Cowboys, five-time Super Bowl winners, have not advanced to the
title game since the 1995 season when they beat the Pittsburgh
Steelers for the championship.
(Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina. Editing by
Patrick Johnston)
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