Doomsday For Denver
In Super Bowl XII the Cowboys overwhelmed the Broncos 27-10 as Dallas pressure from Harvey Martin, Randy White and others shelved Craig Morton. Morton, under heavy rush, was replaced by Norris Weese after an Ed Too Tall Jones hit as Denver fell behind 20-3.
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R. White
Rob Lytle
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Martin, White & Co
Norris Weese
Martin
White
Lewis
Jones
Miller
Young Weese
Cowboys Barely Beat Broncos In Sloppy Super Bowl
In New Orleans Dallas overwhelms Denver 27 to 10 but studs up in turnovers and penalties. Staubach throws 45 yards to Johnson, Upchurch returns 67 yards, while Morton struggles and Weese sparks late. Officials busy with whistles as both teams stumble.
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Weese
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Tom Landry
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Ottawa Braves Fall At Central Methodist In HAC Slump
Central Methodist defeated Ottawa University 71 63 on Saturday as Ottawa endured a late foul shot barrage by the Eagles to drop further in the Heart of America Conference. Wade Banks and Bobby Washington led OU with 41 points combined while Central Methodist capitalized on free throws to pull away after a second half zone shift.
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Russell Williams
Cantwell
Ed Shelton
Williams
Graceland
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Susan Mitchum
Marcia Elkins
Rubina Stockebrand
Ann Adams
Barbara Hagerla
Mission Valley Upsets Tigers on Free Throws
Mission Valley pulled away in the final period to defeat Lyndon 46 to 43 on the home court. Lyndon showed strong shooting at 50 percent and led at halftime, but Valley forced turnovers and hit 16 of 21 free throws, including seven of nine in the fourth. Wayne Stephenson led Valley with 17 points, while Lyndon’s Larry Wigger scored 20 in a losing effort.
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Herington
Pomona
Tri-Lakes
Big Week Ahead For KU In Big Eight Title Chase
Kansas, ranked 10th, seeks gains as they face Iowa State in Ames and Kansas State in a Sunflower State showdown. Coach Ted Owens praises Cyclones while lamenting pace as Jayhawks try to extend a 3-0 league start and boost national standing. Meanwhile Oklahoma battle exposes foul-filled loss as Darnell Valentine leads KU scorers.
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