Cowboys Win First Super Bowl Title as Cowboys Triumph 24 3
Dallas dominates Miami 24 3 at Tulane Stadium to claim the NFL championship. Duane Thomas runs for 95 yards with a TD, Walt Garrison adds 74, and Mike Ditka catches a seven yard TD from Roger Staubach. Staubach throws two TD passes as the Cowboys finish the season as champions.
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Nicklaus Edges Miller In Crosby Pro Am Playoff Victory
At Pebble Beach Jack Nicklaus won the Bing Crosby National Pro Am with a playoff birdie on the first hole after finishing regulation tied with Johnny Miller at 284. Miller shot 74, Lee Trevino was third at 286, and others including Tony Jacklin and George Archer followed. In the NBA, Pete Maravich exploded for 50 points as the Atlanta Hawks beat the Philadelphia 76ers 124-116. Frazier stopped Terry Daniels in New Orleans and eyed a rematch with George Foreman soon.
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Gophers overpower Northwestern 84 60 in Big Ten clash
Minnesota bursts to a 5-0 start and cruises past Northwestern 84 60 as Brad Snyder laments intimidation and tries to curb Minnesota s explosive sledgehammer offense. UCLA routs California. Marquette stumbles in a rough weekend for top teams.
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Cowboys Triumph 24-3 to Claim Pro Football Title
Tom Landry spoke with President Nixon by telephone after Dallas defeated Miami 24 to 3 to win the Super Bowl. Nixon hailed Landry as the coach of the champions, moments after Dallas laid claim to the league title.
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Shula's Dolphins Eye Kinder Fate After Super Bowl Loss
In New Orleans AP reports critics branded the Cowboys losers after Super Bowl VI. Miami players and coach Don Shula vow they were not losers, reflecting on youth, future camp grind, and a return to the big game. Griese and Foley stress resilience while Morris notes the Cowboys' edge.
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Warhawks Edge Walker College in Tight Away Win
Calhoun Home Calhoun Junior College’s Warhawks won by one point over Walker College on Saturday and return home to face Motlow tonight. Tipoff at 7 p.m. at Kelley Field House.
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