Two Opinions Which Team Will Win Super Bowl
Bruce Lowitt argues Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain defense will shut down Dallas in the upcoming Super Bowl. He cites the 1970s Steelers lineup, fearsome front seven, and a likely low scoring contest favoring Pittsburgh over Dallas and its offense.
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Meet the Preps bg Sack Ogden Its a Tough Racket
Carroll Ragland a Monona native and Iowa girls basketball coach faces pitfalls in the profession. He leads Hampton as the No 1 rated team with assist from Keith Sersland after a pre season scrimmage incident left Ragland with finger injuries. He has guided Bennett and Montezuma to state titles and Hampton to recent state appearances.
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Success Is a Problem in High Scoring Girls Team
Boh Fouts Cedar Rapids Washington girls coach faces the same issue as prewar coach Paul Moon. Fouts defends pouring it on in a 111 to 36 win over West while preparing for another state tournament bid. Washington shot 68.3 percent, 41 of 60, in the game.
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Super Bowl Week Brims With Texans Cowboys Spirit
Miami buzzes for Super Bowl X as Texans fans and Cowboys backers flood the city. Tickets reach $325 with hotels from $34 to $87 daily and an expected 425 million impact on local business.
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Trevino in hunt as Miller stalls at Phoenix Open
Lee Trevino fired a five under par 66 to sit one stroke behind leader Roger Maltbie after the first round. Johnny Miller stumbled to a 69 after a fast start, bogeying the seventh hole and finishing four back, as Maltbie predicted a wide scoring range.
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Cowboys Edge Steelers In Tight Super Bowl Preview
AP reports Dallas uses the flex and shotgun to disrupt Pittsburgh’s simple front four. Dallas, stocked with rookies, seeks a surprising win over the defending champions, while Pittsburgh faces learning curves in covering Dallas’s varied formations.
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Cedar Rapids Washington Girls 7th in State Poll
Cedar Rapids Washington is ranked seventh in the state girls basketball poll released by the Girls High School Athletic Union. The Warriors improved to 13-1, led by Sue Petersen Deb Franklin and Diane Shaffer, ahead of Mediapolis Glenwood Farragut Terris Elkader Central and others in the top 20.
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Moserip Stars In Iowa Victory
Moserip, a junior from Iowa City, posted a career best 2 07.2 in the 200 yard backstroke to win as Iowa swept Augustana 77 35. Coach Glenn Patter urged Moserip to the race of the day while Wagner, Moserip and Noble of Iowa City aided the 400 medley relay to victory.
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Olympics Will Be Held by Officials Despite Rumors
The 1976 Olympics are planned for Montreal with officials in Canada and abroad insisting the Games will go ahead. Prime Minister Trudeau says the opening ceremony July 17 will be welcomed by the Queen despite Quebec opposition.
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