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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1996

Page

17

Cowboys win Super Bowl as Brown stars in victory

Dallas defeats Pittsburgh 27-17 to extend the NFC streak to 12 Super Bowls. Larry Brown's 44 yard interception return set up Emmitt Smith's touchdown, then Brown sealed it with a 33 yard pick as Dallas earned a hard fought title amid a relief filled celebration.

Tempe Ariz Dallas Larry Brown Cowboys Pittsburgh Troy Aikman Barry Switzer Switzer Troy Emmutt Michael Deion Brown Neil O’donnell Emmitt Smith Green Bay Smith Jerry Jones Paul Tagliabue Jones Tagliabue Aikman Associated Press Cowboys

O'Donnell and Steelers fail to stop '70s juggernaut in loss

Pittsburgh faltered in Super Bowl with two Neil O'Donnell interceptions and no forced turnovers by the defense. Key Steelers, including Lloyd and Seals, were largely quiet as Dallas built a 13-0 start and held on 27-17. Bam Morris led rushers with 73 yards while O'Donnell missed late chances to take the lead.

Tempe Ariz Smith Steelers O'Donnell Pittsburgh Neil Andre Hastings Blitzburgh Terry Bradshaw Joe Greene Jack Lambert Franco Harris John Stallworth Greg Lloyd Kevin Greene Ray Seals Yancey Thigpen Bam Morris Lloyd Greene Seals Thigpen Pittsburgh Steelers O’donnell Chargers Dennis Gibson Cowboys Larry Brown

Larry Brown Triumphs as Super Bowl MVP in Dallas Victory

Larry Brown longshot MVP for Dallas in a 27 17 win over Pittsburgh. He intercepted two passes setting up two touchdowns and dedicated the award to his infant son Kristopher who died last November. Brown credited teammates for support during a rough season and thanked God for strength.

Tempe Ariz Larry Brown Brown Dallas Pittsburgh Steelers Kristopher

St Anthony's Edges St John’s In Low-Scoring Thriller

In the Charm City Classic Northwest Bracket final St Anthony's held a three point edge as St John's missed three late 3s. St Anthony's, ranked No. 1 in USA Today's high school poll, escaped with a 47 45 victory after trailing 46 43 in the final minute.

Towson St. John’s Prospect Hall St Anthony’s St. Anthony’s Vikings USA Today St John’s

Vikings Fall To Friars In Close Tournament Thriller

St Johns defeats a listless Vikings as Ajmal Basil seals win with a 139 second remaining free throw. St. Johns improves to undefeated while Minnesota drops to 10-3 after losses to ranked opponents. Coach Stu Vetter calls it a great, closely contested game that could have swung either way.

St. Anthony Ajmal Basil Vikings Friars St. John’s Stu Vetter USA Today

Paterson Catholic Tops TJ In Charm City Classic

Paterson Catholic, led by 6-10 Timmy Thomas, defeated TJ 61-51 in Baltimore. TJ trailed by four at halftime and made a late push but could not overtake the Patriots. Terence Morris led TJ with strong play as Pfeil limited Thomas despite the junior’s 22 points.

Towson Thomas Johnson Paterson Catholic Timmy Thomas Patriots Paterson Baltimore Tom Dickman Cougars Dickman Thomas Terence Morris Patriot Rich Pfeil

Phelan Reaches 747 Wins As MSM Upsets Marist In Poughkeepsie

Mount St Marys coach Jim Phelan moved to sixth on the all time list with 747 victories as MSM toppled Marist 61 55 at McCann Center. Senior guard Chris McGuthrie joined MSM 2000 point club with 19 points and three assists. Alan Tomidy and Kareem Hill led Marist with double doubles. The Red Foxes suffered their first NEC loss and first home defeat of the season.

Mount St Mary Jim Phelan Mountaineers Marist McCann Center Poughkeepsie N.Y Red Foxes Phelan Kansas Phog Allen Mount Chris McGuthrie McGuthrie MSM Alan Tomidy Kareem Hill Tomidy Hill Mount St Mary's Silas Cheung

Duke holds off Terps in ACC clash at Durham

Duke overcame a late Maryland charge to win 73 63 as Steve Wojciechowski homered with a clutch 3 and seven free throws in the final four minutes. Duke improves to 12 7 overall, 3 4 in the ACC while Maryland sees its win streak end at three.

Durham N.C Steve Wojciechowski Duke Wojciechowski Blue Devils Maryland Temple

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