Bradshaw, Steelers Triumph In Super Bowl Rematch
In Super Bowl XIII the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 35-31 as Terry Bradshaw threw four touchdowns for 318 yards. Lynn Swann starred with 124 receiving yards while Rocky Bleier and Franco Harris contributed scoring plays. Dallas rallied with two late TDs but an onside kick failed as Bradshaw sealed the win. Roger Staubach threw 317 yards in a losing effort.
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Bradshaw Stars As Steelers Claim Third Super Bowl
AP Special Correspondent recounts Terry Bradshaw's poised performance in Miami where the Steelers topple the Cowboys 35-31. Bradshaw overcomes talk of low IQ with record passing and math-like precision, while Roger Staubach led a late rally for Dallas. A wartime atmosphere defines a game watched by millions.
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Steelers claim greatest team in NFL history after Super Bowl XIII win
Steelers tackle Joe Greene declared the team the greatest in NFL history after a 35-31 victory over Dallas in Super Bowl XIII. Coach Chuck Noll and QB Terry Bradshaw led a star-filled performance as Pittsburgh claimed its third Super Bowl title.
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Cowboys lament muff and call in Super Bowl XIII loss
Dallas Cowboys blame loss on Jackie Smith drop and a late pass interference call as Pittsburgh Steelers won 35 31. Roger Staubach and Smith defend timing and footing while coach Tom Landry questions the 33 yard interference ruling. Field judge Fred Swearingen notes Swann impeded but calls it a judgment play.
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Steelers edge Cowboys in chaotic scoring duel
Pittsburgh racked up 24 points in a 39 to 27 win over Dallas. Staubach connected for three first-half TDs, while Bradshaw threw for three more and Swann and Stallworth combined for big plays. Rushing totals show Harrs and Almer pounding the ball for Pittsburgh, with Dallas led by Dorsett and Pearson in receiving.
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Super Bowl Records Set In Record Book
Summary of historic Super Bowl records including Terry Bradshaw and Roger Staubach performances and team scorers. Highlights include Bradshaw's single game passing records and Staubach lifetime passing totals, plus team marks for combined points, yardage, and first downs across the Pittsburgh and Dallas matchup.
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