Brown Helps Thomas Open Up After Big Super Bowl
Duane Thomas finally spoke out after the Cowboys 24 to 3 win as Jim Brown urged him to bargain for a new contract. Brown found Thomas in the dressing room and the two discussed football and pressure, with Brown defending Thomas and touting his talent amid media scrutiny.
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Dallas Cowboys Rumors Spark Dynasty Talk After Super Bowl Win
The Dallas Cowboys, champions after beating Miami 24 3, claim a dynasty is possible as team officials vow to return stronger. Aging linebackers Cal v in Hill and Duane Thomas face questions while drafts and trades may reshape running back and linebacker depth. Also note Montreal Canadiens announce Canadiens prospect moves sending Larry Pleau and Dale Hegesson to the Nova Scotia Voyageurs for more ice time.
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Cowboys Crowned World Champs With Record Running Game
Dallas dominated the Super Bowl at Tulane Stadium using a 252 rushing yard attack led by Duane Thomas. Staubach threw two TD passes as Dallas beat Miami 24 to 3 before 81,023 fans, earning MVP honors for Staubach and praise for an offensive line and Doomsday Defense that held the Dolphins to 80 rushing yards. The win capped a 10 game run including playoff wins over Minnesota and San Francisco.
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Staubach Hero of Super Bowl VI Walks Home
Roger Staubach, MVP after the Cowboys 24 3 win over the Dolphins, walks through New Orleans fans six blocks from the stadium. He recalls his Navy service and Heisman winner days as crowds celebrate his unlikely rise. Dick Gordon named Saints VP replacing Vic Schwenk. Finger Lakes racing dates set for 1972 season.
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Baldwin and Simpson to be honored at Harnness Writers dinner
New York AP report states Ralph Baldwin and John Simpson Sr. veteran trainer-drivers will be honored at the U S Harnness Writers Association annual dinner in New York on February 13.
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Dolphin Faith in Super Bowl Bounce After Loss to Cowboys
Miami Dolphins star Bob Griese and coach Don Shula expressed resolve after Dallas crushed them 24 3 in Super Bowl VI. Cowboys dominated with a strong running game and staunch defense while Griese admitted Dallas outplayed Miami and vowed to return to the big game with a younger, hungrier roster.
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