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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1972

Page

9

Minnesota Gophers Seek Unbeaten Path at Wisconsin

The 52-51 Big Ten opener win over Indiana and 84-60 thrashing of Northwestern set Minnesota atop the standings tied with Ohio State. At Wisconsin Tuesday, then Michigan State Saturday, the Gophers face a Badgers club of 2-1 in conference play despite suspensions and reinstatements. Coach Musselman notes reserve shortfall as a potential weakness.

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Cowboys face two problems left for Landry to solve

Dallas coach Tom Landry said the team must still resolve issues with running back Duane Thomas and quarterback Craig Morton after a 24 to 3 Super Bowl VI win over Miami. Thomas, who gained 95 yards before a late trade, has remained silent and seeks more money, while Morton’s role remains unsettled as Landry weighs compromises and future moves.

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Cowboys Triumph Over Dolphins in Bowl VI Clash

Dallas Cowboys defeat the Miami Dolphins 24 to 3 in Bowl VI behind Roger Staubach's precise passing and a dominant defense. Staubach threw two touchdowns and guided an 352-yard offense as Dallas neutralized Miami's running game and pressured Griese throughout. The win caps a season that silenced doubters and showcased Dallas’s emotional, determined lineup led by Staubach, Aliworth, Ditka, Renfro, Howley, and Lilly.

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Staubach Breaks Scrambler Myths After Cowboys Triumph

In New Orleans AP Roger Staubach argued he is a passer not a scrambler as the Dallas Cowboys' 24-3 win over the Miami Dolphins clinched the NFL title. The Navy star, 29, directed a conservative ground affair, completed 12 of 19 passes for 119 yards, and ran five times for 18. Coach Landry praised Staubach while signaling growth in play calling for next season.

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Nicklaus Wins Crosby Pro-Am After Difficult Round

In Pebble Beach California Jack Nicklaus wins the Bing Crosby National Pro Am in a playoff against Johnny Miller. Nicklaus birdied the first playoff hole for 28 000 and collects the top prize while Miller laments a terrible final round plagued by six missed putts from three feet or closer.

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Launderers Fall Short in Home Loss to Firestone

In Noblesville the Anderson Launderers failed to start and lost 65-64 to Firestone in Hamilton County League play. Argabright scored 20 for Launderers, Mauck added 14, while Chapman led Firestone with 17 as Firestone improved to 8-1 in league play and Anderson dropped to 7-2. Anderson meets Indianapolis Plastic Sunday at 2 p.m.

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