Cowboys defend shotgun offense as effective weapon
Dallas coach Tom Landry defends the shotgun attack as a proven success for the Cowboys. He says the system has been ridiculed but remains a strong tool and he personally enjoys using it, while questioning whether others will adopt it in the future.
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Steelers Eye Miami Trip For Super Bowl Fun
Steelers coach Chuck Noll says players may enjoy Continent of distractions in Miami as a way to win the Super Bowl. He notes pressure is mostly reporters’ concern while Dallas uses the shotgun offense to reach the title game against Pittsburgh in Miami on January 18.
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Baseball Meeting Sets Shift in MLB Franchising Talks
Major league baseball plans a January 14 Scottsdale meeting of American and National leagues to address players relations, franchise problems, and possible team moves amid last month’s arbitration upheaval. Owners debate reserve rule talks as Marvin Miller notes ongoing negotiations with the players union.
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Tigers Pick First In College Draft
The Detroit Tigers, fresh from a 57-102 season, name left handed slugger Steve Kemp from USC as the No. 1 pick in today's college draft. Kemp, 21, batted .350 for the Trojans and has power with speed, likely to play left field or first base. The draft order proceeds with Houston, Milwaukee, Atlanta and others. MLB players union proposes an adjusted three group draft to reduce imbalance and give players broader negotiating rights.
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