Bradshaw Saves Best For Last In Steelers Victory
AP Sports writer Bruce Lowitt reports on Super Bowl XIII where Terry Bradshaw threw four touchdowns and 318 passing yards to lead the Pittsburgh Steelers past the Dallas Cowboys 35 to 17. Lynn Swann and Franco Harris contributed key scores as Dallas failed to recover from early Pittsburgh pressure.
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Bradshaw leads Steelers to 35 31 Super Bowl win over Cowboys
Terry Bradshaw threw four TD passes setting two Super Bowl passing records as the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 35 31. He totaled 318 yards, hit Stallworth for 28 and 75 yards, Bieier for 7, and Swann for 18. Bradshaw earned MVP honors.
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Hollywood Wenderson Overwhelmed After Steelers Victory
Miami AP report details Thomas Henderson's sobbing postgame defeat after Dallas Cowboys 35 Steelers 3 in Super Bowl XIII. Henderson criticized Steelers QB Terry Bradshaw, then praised the world champions, while reflecting on dropped passes by Jackie Smith and a pivotal interference call. He acknowledged his own missteps and admitted the Steelers deserved the win.
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Steelers Triumph In Super Bowl XIII Thriller Towels Wave
Pittsburgh wins 35 31 over Dallas as Terry Bradshaw throws four touchdowns for 318 yards and John Stallworth Reed catches two early scores. Swann grabs 124 yards with one TD while Franco Harris racks 68 rushing yards. Fans cheer with Terrible Towels as the Steelers celebrate with champagne and $18 000 winner’s pay.
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Elkhart Wildcats Dominate Syracuse Bulldogs 60 to 39
Elkhart Wildcats recovered from a cold first half to beat Syracuse Bulldogs 60 to 39. The Cats trailed by as many as 12 but surged in the second half, outscoring the Dogs 39 to 17, with Mike Long and Brent Balzer leading Elkhart’s 13 point effort each and Dale Fullerton adding 12. Both teams advance to the Johnson tournament this week.
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Flashback: Classic Super Bowl Winners and Scores
A historical roundup lists all 12 distinct Super Bowls with winners and final scores. Notable results include Green Bay defeat of Kansas City in I, Dallas over Miami in VI, and Pittsburgh over Minnesota in X, among others across AFL NFL eras.
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Sublette Larks Rout Tribune 53 34 In Hoop Battle
Sublette Larks jumped to a 27-16 halftime lead and cruised past Tribune 53-34. Shawn Thayer led Sublette with 16 points, Terry Torson 14, Wayne Birney 10 as Tribune struggled with 31 percent shooting and free throws. Tribune was paced by Orville Wetzel and Lance Steele with eight each. Tribune faces Lakin, Sublette vs Elkhart next.
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Missouri Tigers Surge Into Big Eight Race
Missouri roars to a 76 60 victory over Nebraska at Columbia as guard Steve Wallace scores 21. The win, paired with Oklahoma and Iowa State results, places Missouri in a three way tie for first in the Big Eight with a 3 1 conference mark. Nebraska slips to 2 2 while Carl McPipe nets 23. Emmett Lewis leads Colorado past Oklahoma State?
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