Lombardi Trophy Casts Image on Super VI Matchup
New York based UPI report details the Miami Dolphins 21 0 victory over the Baltimore Colts in a defensive showcase ahead of Super Bowl VI. It highlights Don Shula’s game plan curbing John Unitas and the Dolphins’ secondary interceptions, including Dick Anderson’s 62 yard return, while noting Dallas Cowboys preparation to meet Miami in New Orleans. The piece credits Joe Thomas and Joe Robbie for shaping Miami’s roster moves and drafting key players.
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Dolphins punch a Super Bowl bid after Colts upset
Miami Dolphins beat the Baltimore Colts 21 0 to advance to the Super Bowl in New Orleans on January 16. Griese connected on a 75 yard TD to Warfield, Warfield and Csonka starred, while Unitas faced a relentless Miami defense as the Colts were shut out for the first time since 1965.
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Cowboys edge 49ers to reach Super Bowl again
Dallas Cowboys beat San Francisco 49ers 27 24 at Texas Stadium to advance to the Super Bowl. Roger Staubach led an 80 yard fourth quarter drive, while George Andrie and a brisk Doomsday defense created key stops. Staubach finished with multiple scrambles including a decisive late scoring drive.
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Time Out Oversight Boosts Dallas as Super Bowl Favorite
Analysts overlook time out as a passer while praising Dallas for limiting San Francisco to nine first downs and forcing three Brodie interceptions. The writer argues Dallas is poised to win the Super Bowl with this dominant defensive performance and efficient passing.
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