Cardinals Edge Bulldogs In 41 40 Sandpoint Narrow Loss
Medical Lake beat Sandpoint 41 40 at Medical Lake High School Gym as the Bulldogs stalled late, missing free throws and letting the Cardinals rally. Key players included Jim Webbert Kevin Downard Terry Allen Russ Brisboy and Byron Smith. Sandpoint drops to 4 3 and hosts Wallace while Medical Lake heads to Coeur d Alene for a conference opener.
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Former Basketball Star Is Cowboys New Hero
Preston Pearson, a 30 year old ex Illinois basketball star released by every NFL team last September, caught three Roger Staubach TD passes in a 37 7 win over the Rams. He said the Cowboys’ pickup means a lot and called the season meaningful.
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Cowboys Rout Rams to reach Super Bowl X
Dallas Cowboys rout the Los Angeles Rams 37 7 behind four touchdown passes from Roger Staubach to Preston Pearson and a key 19 yard shovel pass. Staubach's college glory and Pearson s unexpected path fuel Dallas bid to face the Steelers in Miami on January 18.
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Cowboys Defeat Rams in Playoff Like Clash Picks Up Steady Pace
Staubach threw for 220 yards and ran 54 more as Dallas beat Los Angeles 24 7. Cowboys harassed Jaworski and held McCutcheon to 10 yards, with Henderson blocking a late field goal. Landry praised Staubach while Youngblood vented after a heated, high stakes playoff atmosphere.
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Wake Forest Builds ACC Power On Tobacco Road Rise
Wake Forest under Carl Tacy breaks into ACC prominence with a perfect start and big wins. The Deacons upset No 3 North Carolina and No 8 North Carolina State to claim the Big Four Tournament in Raleigh, their best start since 1927. Indiana Maryland UCLA and others also win in a night of top-team results.
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