President's Play Dominates Super Bowl Talk in New Orleans
AP reports Don Shula and Tom Landry anticipate the President's Play will be used in the big game. Paul Warfield and Mel Renfro weigh in with cautious comments while Duane Thomas remains silent. The buzz centers on this controversial tactic across both teams.
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Tom Landry
Paul Warfield
Mel Renfro
Duane Thomas
Nixon
Shula
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Dallas Cowboys
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Warfield
Dolphins
Joe Namath
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UCLA Remains No. 1. Indiana Falls as Cardinal Polls Shift
UCLA dominates the top after beating Oregon State and Oregon while Marquette holds No. 2. North Carolina and South Carolina rise to Nos. 3 and 4 as Louisville edges up to No. 8 and Indiana plunges to No. 17 after two losses. Shula-Dolphins play called by Nixon prompts Warfield Renfro matchup talk ahead of the Super Bowl amid high tension.
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Big Three Hope to Rebound in League Matchups Tonight
James Wood hosts Lane in Charlottesville while Handley welcomes Osbourn with both teams aiming to rebound after recent losses. Clarke County travels to Broad Run as district play resumes in the 8 p.m. main, 6:30 p.m. junior varsity slots.
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Local high school scores mirror tight district battles
Black Knights edge Handley 57 55 and Clarke County tops Broad Run 71 68 as district races tighten. Albemarle beats Stonewall 67 63 and Warren County defeats Fauquier 68 66 in a night of close results with several games shaping title chances.
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Mounties
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William Monroe
Rappahannock
Montevideo
Page County
Strasburg
Sunday Super Bowl Game Feature Notes
Trainer Robert Corbin of Gulfport Mississippi appears with a dolphin named Jimbo in a caption about Sundays Super Bowl game involving the Dallas Cowboys. The image credit is AP Wirephoto.
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Larry Cole
Beard Wins East All-Star Berth After Coin Flip
The Eastern Conference adds Butch Beard of the Cavaliers to the All-Star squad after a coin flip resolved a three-way tie with Elmore Smith and Nate Archibald. Others joining are Jack Marin Archie Clark John Johnson Tom Van Arsdale and Bob Kauffman.
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Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
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Elmore Smith
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NBA
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Jack Marin
Archie Clark
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Bob Kauffman
Jo Jo White
John Havlicek
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Dave DeBusschere
Lou Hudson
Atlanta
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia
Wes Unseld
Jimmy Walker
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Connie Hawkins
Paul Silas
Phoenix
Elvin Hayes
Houston
Sidney Wicks
Portland
Namath’s Jets Triumph In Super Bowl III Classic
Joe Namath guaranteed victory and led the New York Jets to a 16 7 win over the Baltimore Colts. Snell ran for 121 yards aiding 337 Jets total offense as Namath threw 206 yards on 17 completions. The win gave the AFL its first world title.
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Joe Namath
Joe
Jets
Colts
Baltimore
AFL
Namath
Mat Snell
New Yorkers
Jim Turner
Turner
John Unitas
Earl Morrall
New York
Snell
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National Football League
Archer Wins Playoff For Los Angeles Title
George Archer captured the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open in a three-man playoff at Rancho Park. Archer, 6 foot 6 from Gilroy, nailed a miracle par on the fifth and a clutch chip for par on the 17th to beat Dave Hill and Tommy Aaron by two strokes for the $25,000 first prize. Aaron and Hill each earned $11,575 in the $125,000 purse.
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George Archer
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Archer
Dave Hill
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Aaron
Hill
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George
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