Packers Beat Chiefs In First Super Bowl Clash
Green Bay under Bart Starr toppled Kansas City 35 to 10 in Los Angeles. Starr passed for 250 yards, Max McGee caught key passes, Willie Wood interception charged momentum, Dowler and Pitts netted touchdowns, as Packers claimed early series dominance.
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Packers Clinch Second Straight Super Bowl in Historic Gate
Green Bay beat Oakland 33 14 to win Super Bowl II marking football’s first 3 million dollar gate. Bart Starr 13 of 24 for 202 yards earned MVP honors with a 62 yard pass to Boyd Dowler and Don Chandler adding four field goals. Vince Lombardi concluded his Packers era after nine seasons with six division crowns and two more championships.
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Jets Triumph in Super Bowl III Upset Over Colts
January 12 1969 New York Jets defeated Baltimore 16 7 63 16 in a dramatic upset. QB Joe Namath guaranteed victory days earlier and completed 17 of 28 passes for 206 yards leading the AFL to its first Super Bowl win.
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Super Bowl IV and V Recaps Highlight AFC NFL Merger Rivalry
Summary of Super Bowl IV from January 11 1970 where Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Minnesota Vikings 23 to 7 with Len Dawson keying the win and Otis Taylor scoring late. It notes Dawsons MVP, the Chiefs defense, and a record crowd of over 80 000. Also covers Super Bowl V on January 17 1971 detailing turnovers by both teams and a 16 10 final as the Colts edge the Cowboys with John Mackey 75 yard score and Eddie Hinton miscue set up by Renfro.
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Jan Stenerud
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Mel Renfro
John Mackey
Craig Morton
Duane Thomas
Rich Volk
Steelers Dominate Vikings in Super Bowl IX Victory
Pittsburgh shut down Minnesota 16 to 6 in the game played January 12, 1975. Franco Harris ran 34 times for 158 yards, earning MVP honors as the Steelers dominated in total offense 333 to 119.
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Steelers Win Super Bowl On Bradshaw Swann Touchdown
The Steelers defeated the Cowboys 21 to 14 to claim their second straight Super Bowl title. Terry Bradshaw threw a 64 yard touchdown pass to Lynn Swann as the defense stifled Dallas late rally.
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Bradshaw Stars as Steelers Routed Cowboys in Super Bowl XIII
Terry Bradshaw threw four touchdown passes and was named MVP as the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 35 to 31. Bradshaw connected with John Stallworth Rocky Bleier and Lynn Swann for multiple scores while amassing 318 passing yards by halftime. Franco Harris added a 22 yard rushing touchdown to extend the lead before Dallas closed late.
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