Cowboys Complete 11th Straight Win In Super Bowl Thriller
Staubach directs Dallas to a Super Bowl victory over Miami as the Cowboys surge to an 11th consecutive win and a record 23 first downs. Thomas, Garrison, Hill, and Alworth star on a dominating Dallas attack while Lilly and Howley anchor a stifling defense. Griese and the Dolphins struggle to score, with Yepremian contributing a late field goal.
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Controversial Runner Duane Thomas Breaks Silence
Duane Thomas, star of the Cowboys, spoke for the first public time after Sundays Super Bowl win over Miami. He said he plays football because he loves the game and noted his recent weight fluctuations depend on game needs. Thomas, alongside agent Jim Brown, dismissed controversy and stressed focus on football.
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Star Cowboys QB Staubach Refutes Griese Rivalry
After a win the Cowboys praise Roger Staubach who, at 29, played his first regular season game and faced questions about Griese. Duane Thomas Calvin Hill and Walt Garrison teamed for over 200 rushing yards as Staubach deflects critiques and emphasizes his own path.
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Don Shula Seeks Another Chance In Cowboys Clash
Misra quotes and Dolphins players venting after a tough loss to the Cowboys. Griese notes shutoff of running and mixed coverages, while Bill Stanfill and Bob Lilly praise and frustrate, with Warfield commending Adderley Green and defensive front.
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Thomas explains silent treatment after interception lapse
Duane Thomas defends focus after failing to score on a third quarter interception. He says his feet and body couldn't keep up. Jim Brown, his agent, calls him the most gifted runner and notes Thomas will talk when ready. Thomas declines comment on happiness as he leaves with Brown.
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Tovar Blyleven Sign Contracts
Outfielder Cesar Tovar and pitcher Bert Blyleven signed 1972 contracts with the Minnesota Twins. Spokesmen said both were due for raises. Blyleven's reported at about 820000, Tovar's over 40090, with Calvin Griffith noting they deserved increases.
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