Stronger Defense Gives Dallas Edge In Sundays Super Bowl VI
Dallas holds a defensive edge over Miami as Super Bowl VI approaches. The Cowboys aim to curb the Dolphins rushing and pressure Bob Griese, while Dallas counters with a veteran defense led by Lilly Adderley Howley Renfro. Staubach and Warfield pace the air attack with strong receiving threats. The game, in New Orleans, is expected to hinge on defense and turnover creation.
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Cowboys
Calvin Hill
Walt Garrison
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Nick Buoniconti
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Griese
Csonka
Herb Adderley
Chuck Howley
Mel Renfro
Ratcher Picks Dolphins For Three Key Reasons
NEW ORLEANS AP three reasons Miami Dolphins outran skepticism to beat the Dallas Cowboys in the Super Bowl. The trio centers on the Dolphins defense led by a standout unit, quarterback Warfield’s production, and how Warfield or Twilley can exploit Cowboys schemes. Warfield’s 43 receptions for 996 yards and 11 touchdowns anchor a two-way threat that unsettles Dallas.
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Kansas City
Colts
Warfield
Cowboys
Howard Twilley
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Baltimore
Dallas
Tom Landry
Nets rally past Floridians as Barry scores 35
Rick Barry poured in 35 points to lead the New York Nets to a 110-104 victory over the Floridians, starting 8-0 and never trailing. Barry boosted the lead to 20 points late as Mack Calvin had 20 for Florida and Warren Jabali added 16.
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New York Nets
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Wright
Utah Stars Rout Virginia Squires in ABA Showdown
Utah Stars built an early 12 point lead and cruised to a 128 119 victory over the Virginia Squires in Norfolk. Zelma Beaty led with 31 points, James Jones and Ron Boone added 23 each, Willie Wise 21, while Red Robbins grabbed 17 rebounds. Charlie Scott poured in 44 for Virginia. Julius Erving contributed 20 points and 16 rebounds.
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Utah Stars
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Charlie Scott
Squires
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Stars
Zelma Beaty
James Jones
Ron Boone
Willie Wise
Red Robbins
Beatyer Scott
Squi
Julius Erving
Tribe Facing Double Trouble This Weekend
Madison Heights and Anderson clash with tough foes as Madison Heights visits Fort Wayne South Side and Anderson hosts two top opponents Muncie Central and Michigan City Elston. Buck reshuffles lineup, while Estes plans to lean on inside depth against Bearcats and Red Devils as a winless stretch ends soon.
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Sociated Press
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Oak Hill
Addit Fortines
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Taylor
Elwood Vists
Marion
York
Delana
Cowboys Hill Question Mark For Super Bowl Showdown
Calvin Hill may require knee surgery and is uncertain for Super Bowl VI against the Dolphins. Landry noted Hill feels fine in practice but remains unstable and could be limited or out, affecting Duane Thomas’s and Walt Garrison’s roles. Miami arrives healthy with only special teams change, while weather forecasts call for cloudy windy conditions in Tulane Stadium.
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Garrison
Bob Williams Named Head Pro At Yule Club
Bob Williams, pro at Meadowbrook Golf Club, named head professional at Alexandria's Yule Golf Club replacing Alan White who left for Owensboro Country Club. Williams, a veteran of Madison Heights High School and Morehead State, was an assistant at Killback Golf Club, plans to move with wife Mary Jo to Alexandria before starting March 15.
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Yule Golf Club
William Bailey
Williams
Alan White
Owensboro
Madison Heights
Morehead State College
Morehead
Indiana University
Larry Penry
Killback Golf Club
Mary Jo
Ball State
Yule
Cage Scores High School WRC Tourney Ppd
Readable results show Delaware County tournament action with Wes Del beating Cowan 47 to 46 and Yorktown topping Wapahani 61 to 43. Pro ABA scores list Utah 128 over Virginia 119, Pittsburgh 118 over Denver 115, and New York 110 over Floridians 94.
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Wapahani
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Virginia
Pittsburgh
Denver
New York
Floridians
Oilers Name King Hill as Special Assistant Coach
Houston AP reports Bill Peterson, newly named Oilers head coach, taps King Hill a 12 year pro quarterback as special assistant coach. Hill, a Rice University star, will scout NFL opponents and help prepare game plans. He previously served as an Oilers scout for two years.
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Bill Peterson
Houston Oilers
King Hill
Thursda Hill
Rice University
Peterson
WRC Tourney Games Delayed To Saturday
Weather delays push two White River Conference basketball games from Thursday to Saturday at Pendleton Heights. Lapel vs Mount Vernon at noon, Shenandoah Highland around 1 30 with doors at 11 15. Evening card unchanged, reserve title around 6 45 and varsity about 8 15. Also notes a statistical correction for Highland Frankton game. Frankton actually 68 attempts, Eagles 27 makes for .397.
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Pendleton Heights
Lapel
Mount Vernon
Shenandoah Highland
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Herald
Highland
Rangers Place Five on NFL East Squad
The New York Rangers placed five players on the NHL East Division All-Star team for the Silver Anniversary Game in Minnesota on January 25. Vic Hadfield, Rod Gilbert, and Brad Park earned first-team spots. Gilles Villemure and Jean Ratelle were named to the second unit. Ratelle led the NHL in scoring. Esposito and Orr selected for the East as others.
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Ken Dryden
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Frank Mahovlich
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al MacNeil
Nova Scotia Voyageurs
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Chicago Black Hawks
Bobby Hull
Chicago
Billy Reay
Canadiens
Delaware Receives Memorial Award for Small College Team
The University of Delaware earned the Washington Touchdown Club Joseph P. Martin Memorial Award as the small college team of the year. Coach Tubby Raymond will receive the honor from Sen. J. Caleb Boggs at the club’s banquet on Jan. 22. The Blue Hens finished 10-1 and claimed their fourth straight Rose Bowl victory and fourth Lambert Cup for top mid sized college achievement in the East.
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Associated Press
Tigers Advance to Delaware County Tourney Final
Yorktown moves into the final by routing Wapahani 61 to 43 in the semi final. Bruce Parkinson tops Yorktown with 19 points while Steve Hilton adds 14 as the Tigers build a 39 19 halftime lead and face Wes Del for the title at 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Wapahani
Wes-Del —Oe Cowan
Tigers
Bruce Parkinson
Steve Hilton
Parkinson
Hilton Eveer
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