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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1976

Page

4

Cowboys Lose Cool In Ticket Rush For Super Bowl Bid

Dawn McRae and about 2,000 fans stood in a cold line at SMU for Cowboys Steelers tickets for January 18 in Miami. The scene outside Moody Coliseum echoed a 1930s mood with tents and kerosene lamps as fans, some paid by season-ticket holders, braved the wind to secure a spot. Coach Landry primed the team after their victory over the Rams, while players praised his discipline and work ethic amid fan frenzy and ticket demands.

Rob Wood Associated Press Dallas Dawn McRae Dallas Cowboys McRae Pittsburgh Steelers Miami Moody Coliseum Southern Methodist University Big D Southwest Cowboys Minnesota Vikings Los Angeles Rams South Plains Tom Landry Landry Robert Newhouse Rams Los

Bulls pull 10-foot buzzer winner over Rockets

Chicago rallied to beat Houston 98-96 as Jack Marin hit a 10-foot jumper at the final buzzer. Rockets coach John Egan blamed defensive lapses in the second quarter while Bulls coach Dick Motta noted a dull start but praised Marin and Cliff Pondexter for the late surge. Newlin and Murphy led Houston with 23 points. Chicago’s Mickey Johnson had 27.

Chicago Jack Marin Chicago Bulls Marin Bulls Houston Rockets Houston John Egan NBA Rockets Dick Motta Cliff Pondexter Mike Newlin Calvin Murphy Mickey Johnson Newlin Bob Love Rudy Tomjanovich Jerry Sloan

Steelers relax after hard win prep for Super Bowl

Pittsburgh coaches and players spent a day off studying films after their 16-10 AFC title victory over Oakland. Lynn Swann remained hospitalized with a head injury, while Terry Bradshaw was fine with a mild concussion. Safeties Mike Wagner and middle linebacker Jack Lambert earned praise for key plays as the team readied for Super Bowl X against Dallas.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Steelers Oakland Steelers Ralph Berlin Lynn Swann Swann

Tarkenton Heads NFL All Pro Team

Fran Tarkenton of the Minnesota Vikings headlines the AP All-Pro selections with backfield mates Chuck Foreman and O J Simpson. Notables include Cliff Branch, Mel Gray, Riley Odoms, Ron Yary, George Kunz, Jim Langer, Jack Youngblood, L C Greenwood, Alan Page, Curley Culp, Jack Ham, Chris Hanburger, Bill Bergey, Mel Blount, Roger Wehrli, Paul Krause, and Ken Houston.

Hal Bock NEW York Fran Tarkenton Minnesota Vikings Associated Press Tarkenton Chuck Foreman Minnesota O.J. Simpson Buffalo Cliff Branch Oakland Mel Gray St. Louis Denver Riley Odoms Ron Yary George Kunz Baltimore Joe de Lamielleure Larry Little Miami Jim Langer Jim Bakken Jack Youngblood Los Angeles Pittsburgh L.C. Greenwood Alan Page Houston Curley Culp Jack Ham Washington Chris Hanburger Philadelphia Bill Bergey Mel Blount Roger Wehrli Paul Krause Ken Houston

Sand Hills Rodeo action to Saturday in Odessa arena

The Sand Hills World Championship Rodeo runs through Saturday at the Ector County Coliseum after a two day break. RCA season opener offers more than 28000 dollars in prize money with events led by Cy Taillon announcing. Winners on opening night include top placers across bareback bronc, calf roping, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, barrel racing, and bull riding with tight results and a rematch tonight.

Sand Hills Rome Ector County RCA Cy Taillon Odessa T. J. Walters Rusty Riddle Pat Atchinson Richard Andrews Ben Calhoun John Clementi Ronnie Proctor Bill Bloomer Gary Johnson Roger Marlow Brodus Gravitt Roger Johnson John Rothwell Bobby Hungate Fred Garrett Buddy Geter Ronnie Williams P. Smith Skeet Whatley Sammie Groves Ike Sankey Brady Crumpler Lyle Sankey Doug Wold Buddy Swinney J.C. Bonnie John Holeman Bob Blackwood

Gainesville man wins cutting horse contest

Matlock Rose of Gainesville captured first in Monday’s cutting horse competition at the 43rd annual Regis tered Sand Hills show at Ector County Coliseum with 146.2 points. Marion Flynt of Midland earned 145.2 on Chick O Lena, trained and ridden by Shorty Freeman, while Buster Welch of Kingsville won the senior division with 148 on Mr. Sam Peppy. Rose’s Peponita scored 147.5 in that class. complete Monday junior results list numerous riders and scores from Chickasha Reed to Cutter's Girlie across a wide field.

Sand Hills Ector County Coliseum Matlock Rose Gainesville Marion Flynt Midland Chick O Lena Shorty Freeman Rose Buster Welch Kingsville Mr. Sam Peppy Peponita Chickasha Reed A.R. Hamilton Big Spring Chicka Lena Marion Flynt Mid

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