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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1972

Page

9

Cowboys Rumble to Super Bowl Victory Over Dolphins

Dallas built a record breaking ground game led by Duane Thomas to crush Miami 24 to 3 at Tulane Stadium before 81,023 fans. Staubach’s two TD passes and a stout Doomsday defense sealed the title as Landry lauded the run heavy blueprint.

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Thomas Silent After Cowboys Win Roast New Orleans

After Dallas clinched the title one player yanked Gil Brandt by the collar and lifted the Super Bowl trophy under a shower spray as Duane Thomas watched in silence. Thomas, Cowboys leading rusher with 95 yards, remained tight lipped about the postgame attention and award talk while coach Tom Landry praised the offensive line and President Nixon joined in via call. Jim Brown lauded Thomas while predicting he may soon open up, though Thomas kept to his monklike reserve.

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Frazier to face Foreman for next title shot

Joe Frazier said George Foreman would be the opponent next for the heavyweight title, possibly at Madison Square Garden in March, ahead of Muhammad Ali. Frazier knocked out Terry Daniels in New Orleans, bonding with Foreman’s camp and downplaying Ali’s claims.

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Football tops baseball as America's favorite sport

A Gallup Poll shows football at 36 percent as the favorite sport to watch, ahead of baseball at 21 percent. Football gains are strongest among men while basketball and bowling remain more popular with women. The Super Bowl drew massive viewership and network coverage extending to Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Europe via satellites.

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