Jones limits scope for sportscaster Hansen in Cowboys broadcasts
Dallas area tensions spill from on air quarrel as Jerry Jones asserts control over Dale Hansen's commentary on Cowboys games. Hansen, WFAA and KVIL anchor, says he will speak freely on radio but faces pressure to avoid critical topics. Sham’s firing sparks debate over roles.
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Hill Returns From Knock With Chiefs In Homestyle Play
Kansas City Chiefs rookie Hill, a Texas A&M standout, battered but unbowed, played despite a tailbone bruise after a hard tumble. He carried nine times for 30 yards and returned four kickoffs for 54, while Joe Montana and the first team impressed in a 21-18 exhibition loss to Chicago Bears.
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Bears Acquire Rams Wideouts Nate Lewis and Greg McMurtry
The Chicago Bears added two Rams receivers, Nate Lewis and Greg McMurtry, after they were cut by Los Angeles as teams trimmed rosters to 60. Lewis, a kick returner, and McMurtry were nabbed Tuesday night amid a flurry of NFL cuts including several other Rams players and Bears additions.
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Montana on NFL all time team sparks vivid dream pairing
A Pittsburgh Post Gazette panel named 48 players for an NFL all time team including Joe Montana Jerry Rice and Rod Woodson as active members. Legends Walter Payton Jim Brown Bronko Nagurski Marion Motley and Steve Van Buren also featured with Otto Graham Johnny Unitas Lance Alworth Don Hutson Mike Ditka and Kellen Winslow among others. The official announcement by the league was awaited in New York.
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Oakland offers Coliseum to Seahawks for 1980 season
Oakland proposes using the Coliseum for Seattle if Kingdome repairs miss completion. Crews race to finish before Seattle’s Sept. 18 opener, but a crane accident killed two workers, delaying reopening. Seahawks may play at Husky Stadium while talks continue, with a Friday decision deadline extended.
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