Cowboys Greeted With Big Ticker Tape Parade
Dallas fans gave the defeated Cowboys a hero’s welcome in a ticker tape parade the city last held in 1951 for Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Clint Murchison Jr. led the procession with Landry, band, and cheering crowds along Main Street to City Hall.
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Golf notes on pros vs Palmer and Open exemptions
Notes from the pro golf trail discuss the pressure of grouping with Arnold Palmer and benefits from the crowd. Lionel Hebert, Tony Jacklin, Lee Trevino, and Dave Stockton are cited with humor and insights. A U S Open exemption list includes Palmer and several others in the top 15, plus Shreveport’s league change and Kuala Lumpur prize money reaching twenty five thousand dollars.
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Haywood May Stay With Sonics Amid Antitrust Battle
Controversial basketball star Spencer Haywood won a preliminary injunction to continue playing for the Seattle SuperSonics while his antitrust case against the NBA proceeds. A trial is set for March 2, with Denver Rockets arguing Haywood remains under contract. the NBA disputes jurisdiction over signing a collegian not yet graduated.
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Colts Seek Young Quarterback After Super Bowl Win
Baltimore eyes a new quarterback while Johnny Unitas and Earl Morrall plan to stay in 1971. Don McCafferty signals draft focus with Boston Patriots top pick in play for Jim Plunkett or another college QB. Colts hold Nos. 26 and 22 picks as trade talks and Shula penalty shape future.
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Meggyesy on Football Violence and Strategy
Former NFL player Dave Meggyesy discusses his anti football stance from his book Out of Their League and how he still remains connected to the game. He recalls coaches Drulis Voris and players like Howley Wilson and Jurgensen while reflecting on 1960s Cardinals defenses and a slice call incident.
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Snowmobiles as Environmental Threats Stir Debate
New York editors warn that the rapid rise of snowmobile use could threaten virgin lands and wildlife. Critics cite noise pollution, habitat disruption, and littering of vegetation while supporters cite safety, access, and economic benefits.
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Leroy Kelley Leads Browns Offense After Purde Loss
Leroy Kelley, formerly of Purdue, captains the Cleveland Browns offensive unit. The report notes Kelley’s leadership role as the team adjusts after Purde’s departure.
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