Duane Thomas and Jim Brown Share Locker Room Moment
In a Dallas dressing room postgame, Duane Thomas and Jim Brown met briefly after a Cowboys win. Brown praised Thomas and defended him against manufactured doubt, while Thomas deflected questions and sought an exit as reporters pressed for reaction about his performance and fate. Staubach earned MVP honors as Brown and Thomas exited together.
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Staubach Walks as Champion After Super Bowl Win
NEW ORLEANS AP Staubach, fresh off a stunning Dallas victory over Miami, walks mid street amid cheering fans seeking autographs and questions. He recalls Navy service and Naval Academy Heisman, receiving keys to a 1972 auto, and notes many quarterbacks could thrive on the Cowboys.
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72 Super Bowl records and individual rushing marks
A fragmentary list details 72 Super Bowl records including individual rushing and yardage marks. It cites players like Mercury Morris and teams such as Dallas and Miami, noting kickoff return and punt return records and single game and team rushing achievements.
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Cowboys reach top spot on late fourth quarter rally
Cowboys surge to top after a tight matchup as Alworth delivers a rare second touchdown pass of the year. Yepremian nails a short field goal earlier, then adds a late St. for Miami’s lone score. Thomas reaches end zone for 17-8 and Dallas adds a late TD burst.
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Cowboys Edge Dolphins In Turbulent Clash At Skyard Line
Starved of clean plays, Dallas built a late lead as Staubach eyed future control while Miami mistakes after the game shaded the result. Shula and DeMarco voiced disappointment as the Cowboys reflected on the win and Staubach pondered calling plays himself next season.
Cowboys face Cordoned Critics after Super Bowl loss
Miami quarterback Bob Griese and the Dolphins harshly reflect on their Super Bowl VI defeat by Dallas. Griese says Dallas was never a loser, yet the Cowboys earned harsh labels after last year’s defeat. Don Shula calls the loss bitter and unfulfilling for an otherwise rewarding season as Miami vows to return.
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