Unitas, Cowboys, Colts Vie For Super Bowl V Honors
Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Colts finalize plans for Super Bowl V with Johnny Unitas at the center. Landry and McCafferty praise him, while Dallas relies on Garrison and Thomas to counter Unitas’s read-the-defense style and the Colts’ balanced attack. The game caps a week of preparation at the Orange Bowl with $15,000 per winning player.
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Baltimore Colts
Tom Landry
Don McCafferty
Johnny Unitas
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Colts
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Eddie Hint
Garrison
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Detroit
San Francisco
Craig Morton
Baltimore
New York Jets
Cincinnati
Oakland
Calvin Hill
Claxton Welch
Bob Lilly
Inebacker
Chuck Howley
Herb Adderley
Mel Renfro
McCafferty
Norm Bulaich
Tom Nowatzke
Bubba Smith
Mike Curtis
Colts Edge Cowboys In Quick-Hitting Pro Football Preview
The scouting note surveys Colts strengths across offense and defense. Hinton Jeffer son Wide Receivers, Unitas aging but smart, Bulaich and NoWatze running, Vogel and Sullivan tackles, Logan Volk safety duo, Hendricks May and Curtis front seven, Smith Hilton end, Lee kicking. Edge to Colts.
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Blitzer
Ray May
Bob Grant
May
Mike Curtis
Colts
Bubba Smith
Roy Hilton
Billy Newsome
David Lee
Jim O’brien
Cowboys Preview: Landry’s Unit Aims 17-13 Win
In mid season rebound, Dallas relies on veteran signals and strong blocking. Morton struggles with health but remains starter while Thomas Garrison and Hill pace the run game. Nye Neely Wright and Niland anchor line as Cowboys seek edge over opponents. Doomsday defense and solid special teams forecast a 17-13 Cowboys triumph.
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Herb Adderley
Mel Renfro
Herb
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Cornell Green
Cowboy
Charley Waters
Cliff Harris
Waters
Chuck Howley
Dave Edwards
Edge
Lee Roy Jordan
Bob Lilly
Ressler
Curry
Jethro Pugh
Larry Cole
George Andrie
Hie
Lilly
Bobby Hayes
Lance Rentzel
Reggie Rucker
Dennis Homan
Tom Landry
Pettis Nerman
Mike Ditka
Craig Morton
Calvin Hill
Duane Thomas
Walt Garrison
Hill
Dave Manders
Ralph Neely
Landry
Blaine Nye
John Niland
Thomas
Tony Liscio
Rayfield Wright
Neely
Ralph
Ron Widley
Mike Clark
Harney Ties For Crosby Pro Am Lead At Pebble Beach
Veteran Paul Harney eagled into a three way tie for the second round lead at the Bing Crosby National Pro Am with a four under 68 at Pebble Beach. Tom Shaw and Howie Johnson joined Harney at 189 while Arnold Palmer lingered at 140 after a 68. Bob Murphy and Bobby Nichols chased at 141 and 142 respectively as Charles “Spyglass Hill” hosted part of the field ahead of the final Pebble Beach round.
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Howie Johnson
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Terry Dill
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Cypress Point
Robert de Vicenzo
Billy Casper
Local Girls Run in Pittsburgh Classic Meet
The Frederick Track and Field Club will compete at the Pittsburgh Classic with an age group for girls 13 and under and a senior division. Competitors include Ellyn Cornish Judy Kidd Ann Poffenbarger Kathy Kuyk Cindy Cowan Sally Ward Natalie Klein Cheryl Poirier Tina Leatherman Patty Cornish and others. The meet starts at 9 am and resumes at 12 pm with senior entries.
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Ellyn Cornish
Judy Kidd
Ann Poffenbarger
Kathy Kuyk
Cindy Cowan
Sally Ward
Natalie Klein
Cheryl Poirier
Tina Leatherman
Patty Cornish
Assistant Elevated At Missouri
Al Onofrio, defensive coach at the University of Missouri, was named Friday to the head football coaching job, succeeding Dan Devine who left for the Green Bay Packers. The Curators voted unanimously, following a Faculty Athletic Committee recommendation. Onofrio, 49, from Los Angeles, a former Arizona State halfback, joined Missouri with Devine in 1958 after eight years at Arizona State.
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St John's Catholics win YMCA Church League opener
St John s Catholic Church boys beat All Saints Episcopal 38 23 as Dave Leichert with 13 and Walt Sewell with 9 lead the winners. Dave Gray scores 13 for the losers, with St John s defending junior division champs set to play Church of the Transfiguration Brad dock Heights next.
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Dave Leichert
Walt Sewell
Dave Gray
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Church of the Transfiguration
Braddock Heights
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