Cowboys seek Warfield edge for Dolphins in Super Bowl
Dallas coach Tom Landry called the Miami Dolphins a mystery team except for Paul Warfield whom Dallas has faced before. Landry admitted knowing little of Miami defense while praising Warfield and recalling Warfield's 99 receiving yards in a Dec. 28, 1969 Cotton Bowl loss. Calvin Hill strained a knee but aims to be ready for the January 16 game as Dallas prepares workouts in Dallas before flying to New Orleans.
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Hockey merchandising as barometer of NHL success
NHL merchandising grows with licenses and branded products. National Hockey League Services reports 46 licensees selling through major retailers, with items from Gruen watches to glassware and clothing. Buck notes licenses increase despite uneven TV ratings, and strong product promotion boosts hockey presence nationwide.
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AFL NFL Super Bowl feud revived by Dolphin win
Baltimore fans bristle yet neutral observers see the Dolphins boosting the Super Bowl drama. Miami’s rise, led by Don Shula and stars Griese Warfield Czonka and Klick, signals a shift from dull Colts favored matchups to an emotionally charged Dallas Miami showdown.
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Routine defines Sharman era as Lakers steam toward record
Bill Sharman stresses hard work discipline and routine as the Lakers rattle off 31 straight wins and surge to a 35-3 record. The coach, known for precise daily regimens, calls himself routinized while noting workouts prime players mentally and physically for nightly games.
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Knicks Down Bucks In Late Thriller At Madison Square Garden
New York battles Milwaukee in a 101 99 comeback win as Walt Frazier scores the deciding basket with 3 seconds left and Kareem Abdul Jabbar adds 38 for Milwaukee. Jerry Lucas limits Jabbar to 15 in the second half as Willis Reed sits out another Knicks game.
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