Magic blend guides Cowboys toward another title run
AP Sports Writer DENNE H FREEMAN reviews Dallas stars Lee Roy Jordan and Randy White as the backbone of the 1975 Cowboys. Jordan, aging yet feisty, contemplates retirement after another Super Bowl run amid back pain, while White, a rookie turned versatile force, shows explosive potential and a silent, intense style.
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Tennis star Durr lauds U S progress for women in sport
Francoise Durr says American acceptance fuels strides for women in athletics. She contrasts life in France where women rarely gain recognition, noting she and Betty Stove are among Europe’s few pro female players. Durr, 33, reflects on early struggles, says professional tennis now offers a viable career.
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Walton shines with 36 points 22 rebounds in Blazers win
UCLA star Bill Walton scores a career high 36 and grabs 22 boards in 31 minutes to pace Portland past Atlanta 116 109. The evening also notes NBA scores and doubles success stories from Durr and partner in major tournaments.
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