Swindle Over Super Bowl Tours Cheats 5000 Fans
Police say a group calling itself Super Tours International duped about 5000 fans in a $1.6 million scam offering packages to the Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys game. Fans paid 75 to 800 for tours with promises of tickets that never existed. STI representatives disappeared after travelers were left without tickets.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Super Tours International
International Travel Bureau
ITB
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale Sheraton Hotel
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Dallas
STI
James Adeschas
Ohio
Orange Bowl
Steelers Blocked Punt Seals Victory In Super Bowl
Reggie Harrison of Pittsburgh blocks a Dallas Cowboys punt in the fourth quarter. The ball goes out of the end zone for a safety as the Steelers surge to a 21 17 win in the Super Bowl.
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Pittsburgh
Reggie Harrison
Dallas
Mitch Hoopes
Steelers
Drew Pearson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cowboys
Pearson's Pace Good For Victory
Riverside Calif AP David Pearson avoided risks to win Sundays Western 500 at Riverside. He ran a steady pace though sick with a head cold, moving up as leaders faltered while Bobby Allison led early before engine changes. Second place went to Cale Yarborough with smoke trailing late, as 17 of 35 starters finished the grueling five hour race.
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Riverside
Calif
David Pearson
Pearson
Bobby Allison
Richard Petty
Richard
Allison
Cale Yarborough
Swann's Greatest Game Wins Steelers in Super Bowl
Lynn Swann delivered what he called the greatest and bravest game of his life after a concussion threatened his career. He caught a 64‑yard TD, totaled 161 yards on four receptions, earned MVP honors, a new car, and a diamond ring as Pittsburgh defeated Dallas 21-10. Reggie Harrison blocked a punt for a safety, and Bradshaw connected on the winning pass.
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Lynn Swann
Pittsburgh
Dallas
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Cowboys
Swann
Cliff Harris
Steelers
Mitch Hoopes
Reggie Harrison
Roy Gerela
Mark Washington
Harrison
Terry Bradshaw
Wagner
Flex
Bradshaw
Lee Roy Jordan
Staubach
Percy Howard
State NC Tar Heels clash ends with late free throws
Walter Davis scoring spree and late free throws frame a tense finish as Carr and Ford trade leads for State and UNC. Craig Davis foul turmoil sends players to the bench while Ewing makes a late jumper and a missed foul shot, leaving a final Wolfpack chance.
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Carr
State
Ford
Craig Davis
UNC
Ewing
Green
Caroline
Wolfpack
No Rest from Page 38 Highlights Gridiron Clash Debates
The article recounts college basketball tensions with Kenny Carr’s foul trouble and coaching remarks, while also noting a Steelers vs Cowboys game where CBS television replays spotlighted crucial plays. It critiques game coverage and questions key officiating and strategy moments.
Carolina coach blasts timeouts official after loss
Chapel Hill NC March 1 1980 Carolina coach Deas Smith blasted Marvin Skeeter Francis Atlantic Coast Conference television timeouts after UNC lost by one to NC State. Smith accused Francis of bias saying timeouts ruined rallies while Francis disputed the charge promising to review game films.
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Deas Smith
Fime
Marvin
Skeeter) Francis
Atlantic Coast
Francis
Smith
Tar Heels
N.C. State
Duke
Skeeter Francis
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Commissioner's Office
James
State
Paul Shinn
City Enforces Crowd Control in Sparse Traffic
Vans and trucks dominated the sparse traffic as crowds gathered by 6 p.m. Police sealed the city, closed bridges, and diverted buses. Police dogs forced compliance while vans shuttled arrested individuals. Private guards patrolled stores. occasional bottles arched toward wagons, with few injuries. The city plans a welcome home parade for a tent returning from Miami.
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Miami
Cowboys Lose Super Bowl on Blocked Punt
In Super Bowl X, Reggie Harrison blocked Dallas punt for a safety and momentum shift, Steelers hold 21-17 lead late. Staubach throws two TDs but three picks as Pittsburgh edges Dallas. Landry decries the pivotal play while Wagner and Gerela contribute key scores.
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Cowboys
Mitch Hoopes
Harrison
Landry
Ree
Pittsburgh
Roy Gersia
E. Cowboys Promp
Roger Staubach
Mike Wagner
Gerela
Fead
Staubach
Wagner
Gilder Wins Phoenix Open in Second Tour Start
Phoenix winner Gilder in his second tour start, after a long amateur background, shoots 67 final round to finish 16 under and win the $200,000 Phoenix Open. Johnny Miller led early but faltered with late bogeys as Lee Trevino praised the newcomer.
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Phoenix
Bob Gilder
Gilder
Johnny Miller
Lee Trevino
Phoenix Country Club
Roger Maltbie
Trevino
Rod Curl
Jim Simons
Bruce Lietzke
Curl
Lietzke
Simons
Miller
Arizona
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