Analysis of Super Bowl XLII Cowboys vs Dolphins Teams
A compact preview lists Cowboys players by number, size, and role, highlighting Hayes, Liscto, Niland, Manders, Nye, Wright, Traux, Alworth, Thomas, Garrison, Staubach, Clark, Andrie, Lilly, Pugh, Cole, Howley, Jordan, Edwards, Renfro, Adderley, Harris, Green, Widley and their strengths. It also notes Miami’s slight edge in offense and the need for Dallas to disrupt Miami’s running game and Staubach’s scrambles while Miami slows Dallas’s attack.
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Bob Hayes
Tony Liscto
Ralph Neely
John Niland
Dave Manders
Blaine Nye
Rayfield Wright
Billy Traux
49Ers
Mike Ditka
Lance Alworth
Duane Thomas
Walt Garrison
Calvin Hill
Garrison
Cowboys
Roger Staubach
Mike Clark
George Andrie
Bob Lilly
Jethro Pugh
Lilly
Larry Cole
Chuck Howley
Lee Roy Jordan
Alabama
Dave Edwards
Mel Renfro
Herb Adderley
Cliff Harris
Cornell Green
Ron Widley
Miami
Staubach
Dallas
Billy Truax
Landry
Dolphins
Nick Buoniconti
Miami Dolphins Key Players Preview Before Dallas Showdown
A detailed look at Dolphins offensive stars and defensive standouts led by Griese, Warfield, Csonka, and Yepremian, plus linemen Heinz and Stowe. The piece weighs Miami’s pass blocking, rushing power, and defensive edge as Dallas angles for the victory.
Long Beach St Emerges as Threat to UCLA Crown in West
Long Beach State, now 13-1 this season, beat UCLA contender UCLA 103-83 marking a bold assertion as a new bully in the Bruins’ neighborhood. Coach Jerry Tarkanian’s 49ers have rebuilt since 1969, led by Ed Ratleff and Chuck Terry, while St. Louis and Tulsa defenses shaped the day’s top results across the circuit.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
UCLA
Long Beach State
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Los Angeles State
Sev
49Ers
Ed Ratleff
Chuck Terry
Quinas Brewer
St. Louis
Steve Bracey
Tulsa
Billikens
Big Red to Open Chiefs Stadium in Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs set Aug 12 for opening the new 78 000 seat stadium in the Truman sports complex with an exhibition against the St Louis Cardinals. The Governor's Cup will be at stake in the St Louis Kansas City game as in prior years. Three additional exhibitions will be played in the venue next autumn, to be announced.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry S. Truman
Arrow
State of Missouri
Landry Says It Is Not Just Another Game Ahead of Super Bowl VI
Cowboys and Dolphins meet in Tulane Stadium as Super Bowl VI looms. Landry and Shula weigh odds, team momentum, and key players led by Staubach Griese Warfield Lilly Renfro and Csonka Kiick for a clash with high powered offenses and seasoned defenses.
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New Orleans
Dallas
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Miami Dolphins
Tulane Stadium
CBS
Landry
Dolphins
Baltimore Colts
Miami
Don Shula
Roger Staubach
Navy
Craig Morton
Bob Griese
Purdue
Staubach
Griese
Bulldogs start long weekend with 35 18 win over Sedalia
SEDALIA The Mexico Bulldogs wrestled Thursday night and beat Sedalia 35 18 in a dual meet at home. Ed Boyd injured his ankle delaying a key 132 pounder match and Mexico braces for a 6 30 p.m. start against Quincy High School with JV and freshman bouts on two mats. Saturday features a 12 noon quadrangular with Hannibal Jeff City and Helias on the Bulldogs mats. Mexico JV also won 35 26.
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Bulldogs
Sedalia
Rugged
Quincy High School
Mexico
Hannibal
Jeff City
Helias
Ed Boyd
Steve Homan
Bill Wilkerson
Randy Ezell
Wellsville Masters Mark Twain Trojans Reach Tourney Final
Troy at 13-2 advanced to the Louisiana Tournament final with a 73-60 win over Van-Far as David McCarty sparked a second quarter run. Van-Far fought back in the fourth with wide substitutions, led by Mike Hall and Rick Reading, but fell short.
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McCarty
Troy
Indians
Mike Hall
Rick Reading
Bill Gaw
Louisiana
David McCarty
Trojan
Trojans
van- Far
Randy Saladin Van-Far
Fema MA Rtp
Sutton
Reading Hall
Steiner Hale Straube
Cockrell Hull
Guinn
RTP
Creech
Walton
Creech Thompson
Harke McCarty
Cherry
Albregts
Fauls
van Far
Weber State
Utan State
San Francisco
U Oh
Seattle
Wellsville
Nevada Reno
Loyals
Briscoe
Kemp
Long Beach St
State
Stoddard
Pacific
George Thomas
Town
Wille
San Diego
Shay
Uc Santa Harrington
Barbera
Hoagland
Negtas
Mark Twain
Whel Miller
Evans
Mundell
Los Angel
Boston
New York
Eo Gutlato
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Stephenson Riday
Vancouver
California
Raglund Kurz
Decker Riefeset
Mark Twart
Taliman
College basketball scoreboard highlights across teams and results
Thursday college basketball roundup lists scores for Army, Colgate, Yeshiva, Shandoah, Messiah, Furman, Richmond, Western Kentucky, La Salle, Texas, Mississippi, Florida, Belmont Abbey, Transylvania, Centra Ky, Randolph-Macon, Meade, NW Louisiana, St. Louis, Tulsa, Evansville, Southern Illinois, Augustana, Millikin, Culver-Stockton, North Central, Southward Texas St, Texas A&M Tex-Arlington, Centenary rebounds. Wellsville tops Mark Twain 82-47 in consolation. Tim Briscoe leads with 22 points, Steve Briscoe 19, Monte Deckerd 21 for Mark Twain.
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College
East Army Spa
Colgate
St. Jos. Pa
Hafsha
Adelahi
Yeshiva
iShanandoah
Messiah
South ‘Furman
Richmond
Western Ky
la Salle
W. Texas St
Miss
Fla
Presbyterian
MIT
Bethune-Cookman Oi
Belmont Abbey
Erskine
Transylvania
Centra
Randolph-Macon
Troy
Wellsville
Mark Twain
Tigers
Tim Briscoe
Steve Briscoe
John Harrington
Keith Thomas
Monte Deckerd
Aba Thursday's Reaults New York 110 Floridians 4
A noisy page item records ABA Thursday results showing New York beat Florida 110 to 4. Pittypurgh 8 and Denver 114 Uieh 120 framed as another score pairing. Vergenia bP WEA Thursday's Renults Seattle 112 and Baltimore 307 appear as additional numbers on the column.
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New York
Pittypurgh
Denver
Uieh
Vergenia
Renults
Seattle
Baltimore
Devaney Opens Door To Retirement After National Title
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney stirred surprise by confirming he is considering retirement. The 56 year old leader, who guided the Cornhuskers to back to back national crowns, said the decision is not driven by Bryant winning Coach of the Year. He noted plans to decide in a few weeks and hinted he hopes his successor come from his own staff.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Cornhuskers
Hollywood
Fla
American Football Coaches Association
Alabama
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Crimson Tide
University
D.B. Warner
Jim Ross
Nebraska
Don Bryant
Nebraska Regents
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Bob de Marco
Garo Yepremian
Paul Warfield
Doug Crusan
Bob Kuechenberg
Notre Dame
Bob DeMarco
Delphi
Larry Little
Jerry Kramer
Norm Evans
Marv Fleming
Green Bay
Jim Mandich
Howard Twilley
Otto Stowe
Jim Kiick
Tom Matte
Larry Csonka
Bill Standfill
Manny Fernandez
Bob Heinz
Jim Riley
Doug Swift
Amherst
Nick Buonaconti
Mike Kolen
Curtis Johnson
Tim Foley
Jake Scott
Dick Anderson
Colts
Larry Seiple
West Coast
Army
Western Kentucky
LaSalle
Furman
St. Joseph's
Hofstra
Evansville
Southern Illinois
Texas A&m
Trinity
West Texas State
Southern Mississippi
North Texas State
Northeast
Jerry Tarkanian
Long Beach
Tarkanian
Big Red
Chiefs’ Stadium
Csonka
Kiick
Hill
Warfield
Bulldog
Mexico Bulldogs
Dwight Ross
Lovell
Dave Ross
Rodgers
Greg Boyd
Ardell
R. Loftus
Miller
Loftus
Homan
Shellabarner
Bain
Lehmer
Admire
J. O'Blennis
Walters
Given
Snyder
Wilkerson
Lessicy
VL Ezell
Sullivan
Patrick
Pollard
Frey
Ted Knight
Wilhiams
Fairfax
Edwards
Rivers
Skiles
Charles Fisher
Gibber
O'dlennis
Jennings
Kalkofert
Starke
McNeal
Schnetzler
V5 Cash
Davis
UL Terpstra
Mark Wadach
Syracuse University
Gary Stewart
Canisius
Syracuse
Van-Far
Texas St
Louia
Texas
Tech
Lamar
Tex.-Arlington
Centenary
McMonigle
Tangora Agency
ANL
Mexico Recreation Center
Phil
South