Landry says Cowboys must solve Thomas and Morton issues
Dallas coach Tom Landry acknowledged a tense atmosphere after Duane Thomas returned to the Cowboys and Craig Morton sits as No. 2 quarterback behind Roger Staubach. He noted the club may trade Thomas or Morton only if a valuable deal emerges and said Thomas seeks higher pay. Landry stressed negotiation and compromise are needed to avert a repeat of last season’s disruptions.
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Tom Landry
Duane Thomas
Craig Morlot
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Cowboys
Thomas
Morton
Miami
New England
Patriots
Jon Mazur
Roger Staubach
Dolphins fans greet Super Bowl VI losers at airport
Fans packed Miami International Airport on Monday to welcome back the Dolphins after their 24 3 setback to Dallas. Coach Don Shula called the defeat bitter but noted an eight game winning streak and the best season in six years. A spectator unfurled a banner reading Super Bowl VI.
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Rou Gladiators
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Miami International Airport
Don Shula
Dallas
Joe Robbie
Merlin Olsen Looks Ahead to Another Pro Bowl Appearance
Rams defensive tackle Merlin Olsen discusses the Pro Bowl as a battle of the league's best. He says the joy is in playing the job well, not hurting others, and notes the game features easier preparation, less pressure, and a strong rivalry since the NFL merger. He expects the all star teams to clash in Los Angeles with modest money prizes and a vacation backdrop for players and families.
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Staubach Griese clash headlines post Super Bowl Pro Bowl
In the lingering NFL season, Staubach faces Griese in a Pro Bowl QB rematch at the Coliseum. Dallas teammates and Miami rivals assemble, with Landry assigning duties and Vogel replacing Brown after a midweek roster shakeup. Fans' luncheon, awards, and halftime pageantry accompany game week buildup amid jetting star power and AFC-NFC rivalries.
Millikan Faces Tough Contest After Upset Win
Millikan High, 13-6, opens Moore League play with an afternoon game at Compton 8218. The Rams shot 83 percent in a 64-50 win over preseason favorite Wilson, while Compton has lost three straight, most recently 67-48 to Poly. The Tar Babes are strong at home.
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Compton
Rams
Wilson
Poly
Tarbabes
Six More Players Added to Benefit All Star Roster
Infielder Barrell Evans of Atlanta pitcher Jim Barry of San Francisco outfielder George Wenrich of Oakland infielder Dave Nelson of the Texas Rangers infielder Ed Crosby of St Louis and pitcher Don Thomas of San Diego join the major league all star roster for the 20th Medical Benefit Baseball Game at Bair Field on Sunday January 30 Managers Bob Lemon and Gene Mauch had previously selected Don Buford Rory Urtch Jeff Burroughs Dan Carruthers Brock Davis George Foster and Bob Brooks for the squads.
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Barrell Evans
Atlanta
Jim Barry
San Francisco
George Wenrich
Oakland
Dave Nelson
Texas Rangers
Ed Crosby
St. Louis
Don Thomas
San Diego
Bair Field
Bob Lemon
Gene Mauch
Don Buford
Rory Urtch
Jeff Burroughs
Dan Carruthers
Brock Davis
George Foster
Bob Brooks
Hadl Named NFL Fan of the Year at Pro Bowl
Veteran quarterback John Hadl of the San Diego Cherters earns the NFL fan of the year honor with the award to be presented during Sundays Pro Bowl at the Coliseum. Close runners include Leroy Kelly Bob Griese Roger Staubach John Schmit Steve Chomyzsak Joly Brodie and Floyd Little from several teams.
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San Diego Cherters
NFL
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Leroy Kelly
Cleveland
Bob Griese
Miami
Roger Staubach
Dallas
John Schmit
New York Jets
Steve Chomyzsak
Cincinnati
Joly Brodie
San Francisco
Floyd Little
Denver
Staubach recalls weight room lift to Cowboys Super Bowl
The quarterback says the off season lifting habit inspired teammates to push for a title. He notes his mid season leadership helped the Cowboys win 10 straight games into their Super Bowl triumph. Teammates recalled the confident locker room slogan at the victory party.
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Cowboys
George Rownie
Slaubach
TONSBERRY ON NHL ALL STARS
Left wing Ross Lonsberry has been chosen by West coach Billy Jey of Chicago to represent the Kings in the NHL all star game in Minnesota next Tuesday night. No Kings were elected in balloting by hockey writers.
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West
Billy Jeay
Chicago
Kings
Minnesota
Staubach gets wagon instead of car after MVP honor
Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach accepted a new car for being selected MVP of the Super Bowl but asked to swap it for a station wagon. He cited family needs and noted his three children would benefit from a wood-paneled wagon. In Columbus, The Touchdown Club to honor Terry Beasley as Top College Receiver at Jan 28 dinner.
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Terry Beesley
Auburn
Pat Sullivan
Walton leads UCLA in routs and gains praise from rivals
USC coach Dob Boyd lauded Bill Walton as UCLA crush California 52-43 while UCLA mentor John Wooden praised Walton's impact and Kerlan's knee treatment. Westphal and others lauded Walton as the best center, with Wooden bemoaning a long layoff but pleased by team play ahead of upcoming games. Cal State Long Beach climbs to fourth in AP and UPI ratings after wins.
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Bill Walton
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Devaney to retire after 1972 season
Lincoln Neb UP I report Devaney announces plan to retire after the 1972 college football season. He hints at remaining as athletic director, backs Tom Osborne as successor, and notes options in professional football with contract details and past Nebrask a record of success including a 13 0 1970 season and a 23 game win streak.
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Weekend College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
A jumble of game results lists scores for numerous teams across the United States. Notable outcomes include Tulane beating West Kentucky 78 to 58, Florida Georgia 85, Kentucky 41, and Georgia Tech 72. Other lines show varied results such as Saint Bonaventure 2, Georgia Tech 7, and Texas patchwork scores, reflecting a scattered summary of late season hoops.
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Fragmentary text lists scorers and names like Anun Renton and Newton LSU among garbled items. Indicates a sports score roundup with multiple players and teams but lacks coherent structure or complete results.
Saints seek new hope as Angelus League opens
Saint Anthony High fights to build in the Angelus League with a 66-52 win over Bishop Amat after a 4-11 season start. St Paul, 10-8, also wins league opener 70-63 over Pius X. Key players include Vern Hough 24 points Jim Ortega 19 Jamie Quirk 11 and Joe Lotta returning for St Anthony.
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Vern Hough
Jim Ortega
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