Landry Emotions Mark Cowboys Super Bowl Win
New Orleans AP reports Cowboys coach Tom Landry showed rare emotion after Dallas defeated Denver 27-10 to win Super Bowl XII. He praised defenses, reflected on past teams, and stressed goals beyond mere championships as the Cowboys improved to a double title club.
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Good ol' boy Barber wins Phoenix Open by one stroke
Mil ler Barber, calling himself the last of the good ol boys, sank an across the green putt on the final hole to win the rain-delayed Phoenix Open by one. He finished 12 under par 272 as Lee Trevino and Jerry Pate tied for second at 273. Arnold Palmer battled to fifth with a late surge.
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Broncos Fall To Cowboys In Super Bowl Twelve
Denver, hampered by eight turnovers, fell 27-10 to Dallas in the Superdome. Morton threw four picks as the Broncos’ normally cautious attack unraveled, while Staubach cited Dallas’ overwhelming defense and Denver’s emotional response.
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Hearing set on Blue trade involving Reds A's and Yankees
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn will hear whether to approve trading Vida Blue from the Oakland A's to the Cincinnati Reds for 1.75 million dollars and minor leaguer Dave Bevering. Finley Howsam Steinbrenner Kuhn MacPhail Feeney and lawyers attend the 11 a.m. EST session.
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Detroit ices Giacomin
Ed Giacomin, longtime NHL goalie, was offered a public relations job by the Detroit Red Wings after General Manager Ted Lindsay told him his on ice services were no longer required. The 38 year old indicated no decision yet on accepting the PR post after waivers were discussed.
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