Cowboys Run to Super Bowl Glory in New Orleans
The Dallas Cowboys crushed the Miami Dolphins 24 to 3 at Tulane Stadium to claim the title. Duane Thomas led with 252 rushing yards on 19 carries, backed by Walt Garrison and Calvin Hill. Roger Staubach threw two TD passes and earned MVP honors as the Cowboys sealed a record-setting ground game and their first true championship after prior near-misses.
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Titans and Arcadia eye league sweep in prep basketball
Arcadia High led by Sam Odell seeks to upset in-state rivalries as the Titans open the A league against Casa Grande. Westwood, Saguaro, Coronado, and Scottsdale teams chase playoff spots in a tightened Central Division with four of six teams making post season.
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Coronado Dons Down Casa Grande 70 53 on Road
Coronado Dons defeat Casa Grande 70-53 to raise season record to 9-3. Five Dons reach double figures led by Boettcher 19 Bradley 15 and Riddle 13 as they pull away in the fourth quarter after a 42-37 third. They next host Chandler in league action.
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Oakland's Blanda to Speak at Arizona Sports Dinner
Quarterback George Blanda, a veteran star of the Oakland Raiders, will headline the 23rd Arizona Sports Award Dinner in Phoenix on February 14. This marks his second appearance, with tickets at 15 dollars via chairman DeWayne Smith.
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Last-second rally seals Bullets victory over Suns
The Baltimore Bullets beat the Phoenix Suns 107 104 as Jack Marin banked in a late tip in and Wes United added two free throws in the final nine seconds. Archie Clark led the Bullets with 32 points, while Dick Van Arsdale topped Phoenix with 25.
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Titans Triumph Over Westwood In Close 61-59 Upset
Arcadia's Titans rallied in the final minute to upset third-ranked Westwood 61-59. Mark Haggard scored 26, with key late free throws sealing the win as Arcadia overcame foul trouble and Millsop's ankle injury. Shumway led Westwood with 21.
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Nicklaus Wins Crosby Pro Am In Sudden Death Victory
Jack Nicklaus defeats Johnny Miller in sudden death at Pebble Beach to claim the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am title. Nicklaus finishes 72 holes at 284 four under, earning $28,000 as Trevino places third with 286 and $9,900. Miller takes $16,000 for second. Schwab and Trevino contribute to a strong pro-am showing.
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