Cowboys Dominate Dolphins in Super Bowl VI Victory
Roger Staubach sparked Dallas with 12 of 18 passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns as the Cowboys crushed Miami 24 3 at Tulane Stadium. Duane Thomas and Walt Garrison led a dominant ground game behind a relentless Doomsday Defense that limited Griese and Warfield to critical errors and only one scoring drive.
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Super Bowl Hero Staubach Walks Streets of New Orleans
New Orleans AP. Roger Staubach, MVP of Super Bowl VI, walked the New Orleans streets after Dallas Cowboys defeated the Miami Dolphins 24 3. Crowds swarmed as a neighborhood woman recognized the star noting his modest, unhurried departure before he accepts the keys to a new car today.
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Dallas Cowboys eye dynasty after Super Bowl win
Dallas Cowboys planners declare they will be even stronger in six years after a 24 to 3 Super Bowl victory over Miami. Tex Schramm says the title proves they can win the big one and aims to add running backs and linebackers via trade or draft.
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Dolphins Hope for Quick Return After Super Bowl VI Loss
Miami Dolphins, a very young squad, battle to rebound after a 24 3 defeat to the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl VI. Quarterback Bob Griese and coach Don Shula lament the Cowboys domination while Roger Staubach stars with 119 yards passing and two touchdowns.
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Nicklaus Wins Crosby Golf Title In Playoff
Nicklaus defeats Johnny Miller in a playoff at Pebble Beach to win the Bing Crosby National Pro Am. The Golden Bear holed an 18-foot birdie on the first playoff hole for a $28,000 prize after a final round 73. Miller, the Cal-ifornia amateur champion, shot 74 and finished tied with Nicklaus at 284. Lee Trevino, Fred Marti and Bruce Crampton followed at 286-287, while Tony Jacklin and others missed the playoff.
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Aggies Face OCC Weekend Tests After Overtime Win
Cameron and Phillips race through back to back OCC games. Cameron hosts Panhandle and Northwestern as Phillips travels to Shawnee for top OBU and Northeastern clashes. Cameron also heads to Louisiana Tech Tuesday while Phillips aims for Northeastern and Langston in rough road swing.
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County Tourney Opens With Owls Geronimo Rematch
The Comanche County basketball tournament kicks off with defending boys champion Elgin meeting Geronimo at 9 p.m. in the feature game following earlier contests. Action starts at 5 p.m. with Geronimo girls against Fletcher, Cadhe boys at 6:20 versus Indiahoma, and Fort Sill Indian School girls vs Chattanooga at 7:40.
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