Staubach earns MVP as Cowboys crush Dolphins in Super Bowl VI
Staubach, a reluctant hero, helps Dallas beat Miami 24 to 3 for the NFL title. He downplays personal glory, praises runners Duane Thomas Calvin Hill and Walt Garrison who gained over 240 yards, and notes his goal of proving consistency while seeking more input from coach Landry. Staubach, a Navy alumnus and Vietnam veteran, reflects on service values and the emotional team effort.
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Duane Thomas finally speaks after Super Bowl win
The Dallas Cowboys star Duane Thomas broke his silence after the 24 3 title clincher, urged by former Browns running back Jim Brown who pressed for a clearer contract stance. Thomas, returning to the locker room, showered and gave a brief reply when asked about the victory. Brown sought to link Thomas silence to contract tensions rather than behavior, noting the money factor as the root of the change.
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Thomas and Brown discuss TV chat after NFL event
Thomas and Jim Brown share a tense postgame moment as they plan a TV interview. Brown defends Thomas against a media storm, says Duane wants to play well, and praises Thomas’s talent while noting his own readiness to retire.
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Cowboys Romp Over Dolphins in 1983 Showdown
Staubach steered Dallas with 343 passing yards and 119 receiving yards on 12 completions, while Thomas and Garrison led the ground game with 95 and 74 yards respectively. The Cowboys dominated time of possession and built a 10-0 lead in the second quarter, aided by key fumbles and timely passes to Alworth and Ditka.
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Griese Defends Dolphins Against Cowboys as Not Losers
Miami quarterback Bob Griese rejects claims the Dolphins were losers after Super Bowl VI. He defends Dallas as the true champs and cites Miami’s youth and effort despite a 24-3 Dallas victory. Shula laments the defeat while praising the Cowboys as a great running team led by Staubach.
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Rockets win on Shitter versus LA Lives at Blair Field
Long Beach Rockets defeated the Los Angeles Lives 24 to 0 in a winter Baseball League game at Blair Field. Don Rowe Mike Coble and Ray Brown combined on a one-hitter with a ninth inning single.
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Sabres beat Montreal to snap seven game skid
Lorentz scored his first two goals of the season and assisted on a third as Buffalo stopped a seven game winless stretch with a 4-2 win over Montreal. The Bruins rolled past Detroit 9-2 with a big second period, while Chicago and St Louis won key divisional games.
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Kings tie Flyers after third-period rally in Philadelphia
Ed an Impe's blueline shot at 7 22 of the final period tied the game 3 3 as Philadelphia and the Kings settled for a draw. It was the Kings third tie in four games with Bob Pulford briefly giving Los Angeles a 3 2 edge at 5 53 of the third before the deadlock. Bob Berry opened the scoring with his eighth goal.
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Flyers Hang With Kings In Wild Midgame Rally
Flyers battle Kings to a 3 3 tie as Bob Kelly and Rick Foley score while Butch Goring adds another for Los Angeles. Gary Edwards makes key saves as the teams trade goals through two periods. Attendance listed as 1502.
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