Steelers claim third Super Bowl title in epic XIII
Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 35 31 at the Orange Bowl to become the first team to win three Super Bowls. Terry Bradshaw threw for 318 yards and four touchdowns, setting records, while Lynn Swann and Rocky Bleier contributed key plays. Staubach led Dallas with 228 yards and three TDs as the Cowboys closed the gap late.
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MIAMI
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Terry Bradshaw
Dallas Cowboys
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XIII
Bradshaw
Joe Greene
Pittsburgh
Ing
Lynn Swann
John Stallworth
Ed Jones
Roger Staubach
Tony Hill
Dallas
Thomas Henderson
Mike Hegman
Hegman
Stallworth
Aaron Kyle
Baltimore
John Unitas
John Mackey
Chuck Noll
Swann
Rocky Bleier
D.D. Lewis
Bart Starr
Smith
Staubach
Rafael Septien
Barnes
Fred Searingen
Franco Harris
Thomas
Hollywood
Henderson
Septien
Bleier
Finn stars as Wadsworth tops Wooster 76 65 in conference clash
Wadsworth Grizzlies beat Wooster 76 65 to improve to 7 5 while Wooster drops to 9 4. Chris Finn had 15 points 14 rebounds and 4 assists guiding the balanced attack as Tim Jones and Jim Reynolds added 14 each and Tim Hofstetter 10. The pace and fouls dominated the tense second half.
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Steve Dungjen
Finn
Wadsworth
North Royalton
Grizzlies
Tim Jones
Jim Reynolds
Doug Matheny
Tim Hofstetter
Miron
Darnell
Reynolds
Matheny
Senior scores back to back as Grizzlies surge past foes
The senior who did not play last year matched Donelson’s three field goals with three baskets to fuel a Grizzlies rally. They moved from a six point deficit to a dominant 15 point lead at one stage as scoring ran through multiple players from Wooster and Wadworth with shared totals and strong defense. The box score lists multiple players contributing across Wooster Wadworth and Wa teams with totals highlighting a high offensive output in a competitive game.
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Wooster
Generals
Don van Liew
Jeff Dranenstott
Wadsworth
Dan Miron
Reynolds
Sladky
Donelson
Grizzlies
Cleveland Edges Chicago 94 93 In NBA Thriller
In a tightly contested NBA game the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Chicago Bulls 94 to 93. Key moments saw late defense and a clutch basket sealing the win for Cleveland.
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National Basketball Association
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Chicago
Normandy too much for Queen Bee cagers
Normandy Invaders led by Diane Briggs Medina beat Medina 58 to 43. Diane Emanuel and Jean Steven scored 21 points each for Normandy with Jackie Maynard adding 12 as Medina coach Bob Peters praised Emanuel as a major college prospect. Medina trailed by 15 finishing strong, while Normandy used a 2 3 zone to pull away and improve to 7 3 overall in the Southwestern Conference. Medina JV topped Normandy 49 13 behind Karen Easton’s 14 points.
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Diane Briggs Medina
Carol Emanuel
Jean Steven
Parma Normandy
Medina
Invaders
Jackie Maynard
Bob Peters
Emanuel
Steven
Kristi Schwartz
Anita Johnson
Normandy
Bees
Queen Bees
Cathy Kubitz
Emanuel & Co
Bay
Karen Easton
Buckeye matmen win fourth match over Columbia
In York Township on Saturday Buckeye beats Columbia 37 25 as heavyweights surge. Key moments include Chuck Miser s 3 22 pin over Mike Yeriell and Dale Gibbons 132 two point loss to Dave Heinrichs. Car Baer preserved a draw at 145, keeping Buckeye within four points at intermission.
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York Twp
Buckeye
Mike Lewis
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Columbia
Dale Gibbons
Dave Heinrichs
Lewis
Gibbons
Heinrichs
Dave Patton
Bucks’ Car
Bner
Miser
Baer
Patton
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Stephen
McConnell
Maynard
Wolf
Barack
Toluzson
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