Dallas Returns Defeated But Unbowed Cowboys Parade
Dallas welcomes back the Cowboys after a 16-13 Super Bowl loss to Baltimore. Fans cheer the team, whose coach Tom Landry and city officials note the tough moment but celebrate the resilience. Parade organized by the chamber of commerce marks the first ticker tape celebration since 1951.
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Baltimore to Go After a Quarterback
Baltimore coaches focus on the 1971 draft after Super Bowl win over Dallas. Johnny Unitas and Earl Morrall may return. Don McCafferty seeks a young quarterback but not at high cost. Colts GM Don Klosterman says talks with Boston about No. 1 pick are general.
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Colts top Cowboys in late drive as Unitas vows return
After a 32 yard field goal by Jim O'Brien with five seconds left, the Baltimore Colts beat the Dallas Cowboys. Johnny Unitas and Earl Morrall vow to return, while BAL veterans Billy Ray Smith and Jimmy Orr retire. Cowboys lament season end and anticipate rebuilding with improvements in passing game.
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El Paso Suns Headed to Shreveport for 1971 Season
El Paso Sun Kings owner Raymond Johnston announced the franchise would move to Shreveport for 1971. Mel McGaha to serve as president, with hiring of field and general managers to oversee club policies. Aiming as a California Angels farm club, the new Shreveport team follows Shreveport’s 1970 Braves farm club exit amid attendance decline.
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Pistol Pete Stands Out But Hawks Lose Narrowly
Pete Maravich scored a career high 41 as Atlanta Hawks fell 123-113 to Buffalo. Lou Hudson added 23 in the fourth quarter but Phoenix and Kentucky also won as the Suns moved into third in the Midwest and the Colonels beat Virginia 124-114 behind Issel and Carrier.
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Solunar Tables Plan for Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES is printed below. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Haywood wins bid to stay with Seattle SuperSonics
Controversial basketball star Spencer Haywood wins a preliminary injunction allowing him to continue playing for the Seattle SuperSonics while antitrust and contract disputes with the NBA proceed. Judge Warren Ferguson sets a March 2 trial date amid appeals over league jurisdiction and whether a collegian can sign pro contracts before graduation.
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Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star Star of Hope 1899 1927 consolidated issue lists publication basics at The Star Building Hope Arkansas with staff roles and contact information. It includes postal and circulation notes, AP and press association memberships, and subscription pricing for various regions and delivery methods.
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Bruins on pace to break NHL goal record this season
New York AP reports the Boston Bruins pace for 4.9 goals per game in 44 games threatens the NHL season record and could top 380 goals. Boston leads East Division with 215 goals, six of the top ten scorers, led by Phil Esposito with 42.
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All-Star Game Two Coaches Return As Mentors
Stanley Cup rivals Harry Sinden and Scotty Bowman return to the bench on a one night basis in the NHL 24th All-Star Game. Sinden, 38, returns to Boston Garden amid strong East roster led by Esposito, Orr, Hodge, Bucyk, Smith and Westfall, while Bowman seeks West victory with players like Hull, Mikita, and Villeneuve. Gordie Howe targets his 22nd All-Star appearance for the Detroit Red Wings.
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Bruins Bid For Record Pace In 1969 Scoring Race
The text notes Bobby Orr leading the NHL in assists with 55 and totaling 73 points, while Bruins teammates Ken Hodge and Johnny Bucyk sit at 62 and 60 points respectively. Bobby Hull and Toronto's Norm Ullman are tied for fifth with 57 points.
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