Landry signals interest in trading Morton after Super Bowl praise
Dallas coach Tom Landry praised Roger Staubach after the Super Bowl win but said Craig Morton could be traded if a valuable offer arrives. He cited defensive depth needs and the draft as reasons to consider a trade, noting Morton’s potential and the Cowboys’ draft position.
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Staubach Embraces Plain Living After Super Bowl MVP
Roger Staubach, named MVP after the Cowboys 24-3 win over the Dolphins, says he is a square and a devout, family-oriented man. He grew up an altar boy, toils for a Christian philosophy, and avoids sensationalism while remaining self aware.
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Hockey stars chosen for 25th NHL All Star Game
Chicago Black Hawks defenseman Keith Magnuson center Pit Martin and other West selections join Philadelphia Flyers Bob Clarke Simon Nolet and Ross Lonsberry plus Greg Polis. Buffalo’s Gil Perreault Rick Martin are on MacNeil’s East squad with Rod Seiling Red Berenson Paul Henderson John McKenzie and Dale Tallon. Debuts include Seiling Martin Henderson Lonsberry Nolet Dryden Unger.
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Koosman Signs 1972 Mets Contract Amid Arm Woes
New York left hander Jerry Koosman signed his 1972 contract with the Mets on Monday after two troubled seasons. Koosman had 17 wins in 1969 but managed only six last year.
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College Scores From South Carolina and Across Nations
United Press International reports numerous college basketball results with South Carolina defeating St Ben's 61 to 59, Gettysburg 91 over J Hopkins 73, and Eastern 99 over Winona State 82 among many others. Highlights include LSU 76 over Tulane 58, Houston 115 over Southern Miss 84, and Texas A&M 74 over AIA 82.
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Cubs Sign Seven More Players To Reach 23 Of 38
The Chicago Cubs added seven players to bring their total under contract to 23 of 38. New signees include pitchers Ray Newman and Ron Tompkins catcher J C Martin first baseman Hal Breeden and outfielders Cleo James Gene Hiser and Jim Tyrone.
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All-star Western Football League picks favor Blazers and Mustangs
Phoenix Blazers and Los Angeles Mustangs lead the first-team selections with seven players each in the Western Football League all-star squad announced by commissioner Jerry Weiner. The awards banquet is set for Jan. 29 in Los Angeles.
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Scottsdale Superstars to face Harlem Clowns in benefit game
Sports staff Bob Snider and Bob Williams named as player coaches for the Scottsdale Superstars. The Harlem Clowns tour will play at Coronado High School on January 30 at 6 p.m. Proceeds benefit Scottsdale Pop Warner football with 1900 seats set and tickets at local outlets. pricing 2 dollars adults, 1.50 students, 1 child under 12.
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Ladies Golf Winners Tie Scores Across Clubs in Arizona Circuit
Alta Hafford and Lee Tenney led at Paradise Valley Country Club with 374 scores to win Class AA in ladies day action. Other events at Villa Monterey and Arizona Country Club crowned A B C and foursome titles with scores ranging from 21 to 132 and multiple named players.
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