Secondary battle looms in Super Bowl XI on field
In the run up to Super Bowl XI, players from the Vikings and Raiders describe a fierce secondary clash as much as the scrimmage. Ahmad Rashad and Cliff Branch discuss guarding mental edge, while Nate Wright and George Atkinson reveal tactics of intimidation and counterplay. Atkinson laughs off trash talk and jokes about discos, asserting his aggressive but amiable persona. Sammy White and Dave Casper weigh in on staying focused amid chatter.
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Ken Stabler
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Atkinson
Rashad
Regalado Opens Lead At $200000 Phoenix Open
Victor Regalado, using an old putter, carded five under par 66 to lead the Phoenix Open after round one. He sank 10 one putts and rolled in a 45 foot birdie at 17, with Jer ry Pate, George Burns, and Danny Edwards one stroke behind at 67. Larry Nelson and Tom Weiskopf were at 68 and 69 respectively as tough desert conditions slowed scoring.
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Victor Regalado
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Pro Basketball Scores and Schedule 2019
Summary of Thursday results Cleveland defeated Golden State 129 to 100 and Indiana beat Atlanta 103 to 95 while Milwaukee edged Buffalo 119 to 111. Friday features many games including Los Angeles at New York Nets and Phoenix at Washington. Saturday and Sunday schedule include Boston at Buffalo and Los Angeles at Detroit.
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Florida Golfer Leads in Scoring at Halder Hall Invite
Debbie Rase of Cape Coral Florida shot three under par 71 for 36 holes to lead the 54 hole women’s international amateur golf tournament at Halder Hall Golf Club. Lancy Smith of Snyder New York was at 146 after first round lead, with Jeanne Marie Boylan Key Biscayne Florida at 147 and others listed including Marcia Dolan Danbury Connecticut Barbara Barrow Chula Vista California Susan McClellan Leeds Massachusetts and Susan Keeney Springfield Virginia.
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Super Bowl XI Off Field Spending Tops $100 Million
Pasadena reports say the Super Bowl XI economic impact ranges from 85 to 105 million dollars with a multiplier of five. Over 103,000 fans estimated at the Rose Bowl and global TV audience of about 75 million will attend or watch. NFL and NBC plan costly events as corporate and media spending drives a Los Angeles bonanza.
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Wellsville pins Piper in 56 9 dual meet rout
Wellsville overwhelmed Piper 56 to 9 in a wrestling dual, winning 10 of 12 bouts including five pins. The win evened Wellsville’s dual record at 3 3 and they head to a Prairie View tournament Saturday.
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North South Senior Bowl showcases pro prospects clash in Mobile
The 28th Senior Bowl in Mobile features top college standouts led by Rice quarterback Tommy Kramer for the South and North backs such as Pete Johnson Wendell Tyler and Laverne Smith. South coach Don Shula directs a potent passing attack around Kramer while North coach Forrest Gregg emphasizes a strong ground game with Tulsa's Ronnie Hickerson and Missouri's Steve Pisarkiewicz. Pro representatives attend practice as the event offers winners 1500 dollars and a car plus 2500-dollar awards for standout players.
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Cleveland Browns
Pete Johnson
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Wendell Tyler
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Laverne Smith
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John Yarne
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Mike Wilson
Georgia
Eddie Edwards
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