Raiders claim Super Bowl win amid tight, defensive battle
In a low scoring affair the Oakland Raiders beat the Miami Dolphins 24 7 behind steady defense and field goals by George Blanda. Griese showed late drive efforts but the Raiders held firm, securing the trophy as Miami failed to cap a key late possession.
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Raiders Edge Dolphins In Strange 1960s Scoring Tale
Oakland Raiders outlasted the Miami Dolphins in a rough 1960s home clash. Lamonica connected on key passes, Bland added a late field goal, and a blocked attempt flared into a rouge end zone play as the Raiders sealed a narrow victory.
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Dolphins to Start All Over After Raiders Defeat
Miami eyes reset after a 4-3-1 style loss to Oakland. Griese Fernand ez, Shula, Yepremian, and Csonka reflect on the streak, playoffs, and defense, noting the need to rebound and rejoin the quest for the Super Bowl. The Raiders dominated with a strong defense and overpowering running game.
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Cowboys Seek 100th Victory in TV Showdown With Saints
Dallas Cowboys aim for Landry's 200th NFL win in a nationally televised game at Texas Stadium against the New Orleans Saints who arrive after a brutal loss. Archie Manning struggled with five interceptions, Saints coach North proclaims a tougher matchup, while Dallas touts six division titles and a Super Bowl VI win.
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Cockburn dominates California International Cup water ski meet
Bruce Cockburn of Australia won the overall men’s title at the California International Cup Water Ski Championships in Berkeley, amassing 2,767 points to top Mike Suyderhoud and Georges Athans as 7,000 spectators watched. Cockburn also took the tricks event worth $1,000, with Kris LaPoint and Liz Allan Shetter among top finishers.
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Emmons Captures Castlewood Men’s Championship Title
Jim Emmons won the Castlewood Country Club Men’s Championship by finishing with a 77 hole total of 300 yesterday at the Pleasanton arena.
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