Steelers Triumph in Super Bowl IX Defense Keys Win
New Orleans saw the Pittsburgh Steelers win their first NFL title by shutting out Minnesota 16 0 at Tulane Stadium. Franco Harris starred with a Super Bowl record 158 rushing yards and the defense pressured Fran Tarkenton, supporting coach Chuck Noll in delivering championship glory.
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Michigan State Romps Over Michigan In Upset Victory
Michigan State defeats No. 11 Michigan 86-78 as Gus Ganakas relies on reserves to score 18 points. Indiana breaks Iowa 102-49 while UCLA hits 75th straight home win with 77-69 over Washington State. Other top ranks suffer upsets including California over Oregon and Auburn over Kentucky.
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Pats win big take Cambridge in Mt Anthony wrestling sweep
Mt Anthony dominated Cambridge, N Y, with junior varsity 12 0 and varsity 46 17. Dennis Bull and Jim Wright pinned for a 12 0 JV lead. Scott Frost pinned at 114 pounds. Clyde Sanders and Wayne Cross won by pin or forfeit. Ulrich drew 44 with McMahon. Tienken pinned Robertson. Wright and Bishop earned decisive wins. Mt Anthony set matches with Greylock in Williamstown tomorrow at 3 30 and home versus Fair Haven Friday with JVs at 6.
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Miller dominates Phoenix Open with 14-stroke win
Johnny Miller shot 67 61 68 64 to finish 72 holes at 260, 24 under par, easily beating Jerry Heard by 14 strokes as Hale Irwin and Lee Trevino failed to contend. Heard earned 17,100 for second, Miller collected 30,000 and moved toward a strong 1975 PGA Tour showing.
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McAdoo shines as Braves top Celtics on TV
Buffalo star Bob McAdoo poured in 41 points with 13 rebounds and seven blocks, lifting the Braves to a 114 101 win over Boston to trim the Celtics' Atlantic Division lead. Randy Smith added 24 points and 12 assists as Dave Cowens led Boston with 22.
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Eagles Fall To Woodstock Wasps 82 67 On Friday Night
Arlington Eagles suffer an 82 67 home setback to Woodstock Wasps after a fourth quarter drought. Eagles struggle with officiating and bench depth as Woodstock pulls away 17 straight points. Jeff Frechette and Mike Worth lead Woodstock with 19 points each, Brian Galusha tops Arlington with 17. JV win boosts Arlington to 5 4. next hosts Otter Valley.
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