Dolphins cap perfect season in Super Bowl win
The Miami Dolphins defeated the Washington Redskins 14-7 to cap a perfect season with their 17th straight victory. A late botched pass by Garo Yepremian nearly cost them, as Mike Bass returned a fumble for Washington’s only score with 2:07 left.
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Dolphins Win Super Bowl. Griese Leads Undefeated Season
Miami defeats Washington 14-7 to complete a perfect season as Griese jokes about a wild play. Csonka rushes for 112 yards, Warfield and Twilley score, Scott named outstanding player as the Dolphins go through the season undefeated and untied.
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Sunday Scoreboard across leagues shows tight college results
College basketball North Carolina State 87 Maryland 85 ends close. NFL Super Bowl Miami 14 Washington 7. NBA scores include Los Angeles 102 Atlanta 100 and Milwaukee 100 Chicago 95. ABA Carolina 104 Memphis 100 Kentucky 100 San Diego 97. NHL Montreal 3 Vancouver 0 New York Rangers 5 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 2 New York Islanders 2 Boston 6 Buffalo 0 Detroit 3 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 6 California 6 Atlanta 4 Los Angeles. WHA Minnesota 3 Ottawa 2 OT Winnipeg 3 Cleveland 1.
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Fernandez anchors Dolphins to Super Bowl win over Redskins
Manny Fernandez anchored the Miami defense to a 14 7 victory over Washington, tallying 10 tackles and guiding a dominant front. Coach Buoniconti praised the line, while Fernandez eyed a personal milestone as he prepared to marry Marcia Montini on February 10 in San Francisco Bay.
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Citizens group to raise fund for UM defendants
A Missoula group named the Concerned Citizens Committee is soliciting donations from UM Century Club members to help defray defense costs for five University of Montana athletic officials indicted on 32 counts for alleged misuses of federal student aid funds. The trial is set for March 19 in Missoula.
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Esposito Nets Four as Bruins Rout Sabres 6 0
Phil Esposito scored four goals to lead the Boston Bruins past the Buffalo Sabres 6 0. The NHL scoring leader notched a power play goal, a short handed score, an even strength strike, and another short handed goal, his second career game with four. Johnny Bucyk added goal number 20, Nick Beverley scored his first NHL goal, and Eddie Johnston posted 20 saves for his fourth shutout.
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Record crowd at Super Bowl VII sets paid attendance
Official paid turnout reached 90,182 at Sunday's Super Bowl VII in Los Angeles, but about 81,800 actually filled the Coliseum for the Miami versus Washington game. Officials reported roughly 8,400 no shows after the contest, offering no reason. High 86 degree heat and local TV blackout lifting may have drawn fans home.
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Dolphins complete perfect season with Super Bowl win
Miami defeats Washington to finish 17-0, the first perfect NFL season. The Browns achieved a 15-game run in 1948 in the All-America Conference, 14 regular season wins and the title game.
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