Garrison recalls Cowboys Super Bowl victory and fame
Walt Garrison reflects on Dallas Cowboys' Super Bowl VI win over Miami and the fame from autograph sessions at Security Bank. He notes key factors in the title run, praises Coach Landry, discusses injuries, defense, and future plans including rodeo and next contract years.
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Colonels Top Utah and Indiana in ABA Routings
Kentucky Colonels defeated Indiana 108-88 and overwhelmed Utah 130-94 as Dan Issel led with 29 points and Artis Gilmore added 22. The Colonels tied a team assist record with 36 and stretched a big lead before reserves closed the final quarter.
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Stenerud Stars as AFC Tops NFC in Pro Bowl Drama
Jan Stenerud booted four field goals to lift the American Conference to a 26-13 victory over the National Conference in the Pro Bowl. Griese started at QB for the AFC while Staubach struggled, and Stenerud redeemed earlier misses to earn offensive player honors in the 22nd annual game before 53,647 fans.
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Aggies Seek Revenge in Cameron CBC Rematch
Cameron College hosts Dallas Baptist College in a revenge rematch at 8 p.m. in the Cameron gym. CBC led by Chris Davis and Warren LeGrow edged Cameron 98-77 earlier this month. Cameron aims to snap a two game OCC skid and climb in the standings as the Aggies look to avenge the prior loss.
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IOC faces critical week over skiing role at Sapporo Games
IOC officials begin a decisive run of meetings in Tokyo and Sapporo on the skiing controversy. Brundage seeks barring athletes over brand names, ISF pushes for a possible world championship alternative, while Japanese organizers warn against dismantling Olympic skiing and risking TV contracts.
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Pistol Pete Fires Hawks Past Bucks
Pistol Pete Maravich scored 35 points including 14 in the final five minutes to lift the Atlanta Hawks 118-113 over the Milwaukee Bucks despite lingering weight loss from mono. Earlier Sunday he had a career high 50 points, and he again powered Atlanta’s late surge after Milwaukee trimmed the lead. Other NBA results: Celtics over Trail Blazers 115-105, Knicks over SuperSonics 101-99, Rockets over Pistons 109-107, Orioles over Reds 132-101.
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Archer Barber Battle For Tucson Golf Title
Archer and Barber enter an 18 hole playoff for the Dean Martin Tucson Open title with $30 000 for the winner and $17 100 to the runner up plus TV bonuses. They finished 273 15 under par after 72 holes at Tucson National as Nichols faltered on the final hole.
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LHS Ike Quints Clash In Early City Basketball Night
Lawton High and Eisenhower meet tonight at the LHS fieldhouse with sophomores at 5 45 and jay vees at 7 30. The two varsity teams clash Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Boomer Conference play.
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